Flashscore: Match Listings, Scores & Fixtures

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Extract match listings from Flashscore for football (soccer) and basketball — no proxy required. This Flashscore scraper (data extractor) fetches a point-in-time snapshot of matches within a ±7-day window: yesterday's results, today's live matches, and upcoming fixtures, all in one run. Returns 19 structured fields per match including teams, scores, tournament, and match metadata.

What does this actor extract?

Every match record contains 19 fields covering teams, scores, tournament context, and match identity.

Who is this for?

This actor serves three primary audiences:

• Betting and odds analysts: Feed match results, live statuses, and tournament context into your odds model or results database. Filter to specific leagues (e.g. "Champions League", "NBA") and combine past results with upcoming fixtures in a single run.
• Fantasy sports and gaming platforms: Populate your fantasy league dashboard with today's scores and tomorrow's fixtures. Use dayOffsets to target any combination of days in the current 14-day window.
• Data journalists and researchers: Build a daily match results pipeline for content automation, academic research, or sports analytics. The structured JSON output integrates directly with standard data pipelines and spreadsheet tools.

Why use this actor?

Focused, accurate scope. This actor does exactly what it says: match listings, scores, and fixture metadata. No stats, no odds, no guesswork about what you will get.

Documented date window. Fetch up to 7 days back and 7 days forward (14-day total window) in a single run. No competitor documents this as a specific, bounded range.

No proxy required. The actor fetches directly from Flashscore's feed endpoint. You pay only for Apify compute — no residential or datacenter proxy costs on top.

Honest live data model. Matches with status "live" reflect their state at the moment the actor runs. This is a point-in-time snapshot, not a continuous push feed. If you need near-real-time monitoring, schedule the actor to run on a short interval via Apify Scheduler.

How to use it

1. Open the actor on the Apify Store.
2. Select your sport(s): football, basketball, or both.
3. Set dayOffsets to the days you want. Use [0] for today only, [-1, 0, 1] for yesterday/today/tomorrow, or any combination from -7 to +7.
4. (Optional) Filter by match status (finished, live, scheduled, or all) and by league name (e.g. ["Premier League"] or ["NBA"]).
5. Click Start and download results as JSON, CSV, or XLSX when the run completes.

Sample input (JSON):

{
"sports":["football","basketball"],
"dayOffsets":[-1,0,1],
"matchStatuses":["finished","live"],
"leagues":["Premier League"],
"maxItems":100
}

Input parameters

Output format

A complete match record looks like this:

{
"match_id":"aB3xK9mQ",
"match_date":"2026-04-16T19:45:00",
"match_url":"https://www.flashscore.com/match/football/manchester-city-dKq7LP/arsenal-nRs2XB/?mid=aB3xK9mQ",
"match_status":"Finished",
"match_score_home_goals":2,
"match_score_away_goals":1,
"stage_description":"Finished",
"home_team_name":"Manchester City",
"home_team_short_name":"Man City",
"home_team_id":"dKq7LP",
"away_team_name":"Arsenal",
"away_team_short_name":"Arsenal",
"away_team_id":"nRs2XB",
"tournament_name":"Premier League",
"tournament_id":"TNmw3",
"tournament_url":"https://www.flashscore.com/football/england/premier-league/",
"sport_name":"football",
"sport_id":"1",
"category_name":"England"
}

Which sports are supported?

Football (soccer) and basketball. These are the only two sports currently supported. League filtering works across both: you can filter to "Premier League" for football or "NBA" for basketball in the same run by including both sports in the sports array.

The actor does not currently support tennis, hockey, volleyball, or other sports.

No proxy required

This actor fetches match data directly from Flashscore's internal feed endpoint without residential or datacenter proxies. You are not charged for proxy bandwidth — only standard Apify compute costs apply. This makes it significantly cheaper to run at scale compared to scrapers that require proxy infrastructure.

What this actor does not cover

This actor is intentionally focused on match listings. It does not extract:

• Betting odds or bookmaker lines
• Match statistics (possession, shots, cards, corners)
• League standings or tables
• Head-to-head (H2H) records
• Player profiles or player statistics
• News articles or match reports
• Images or media assets

If you need any of these, you will need a separate data source.

FAQ

Is this actor a real-time live feed?

No. The actor fetches a point-in-time snapshot each time it runs. Matches with status "live" reflect their state at the moment of extraction — they do not update continuously. To approximate near-real-time data, schedule the actor to run at short intervals (e.g. every 2 minutes) using Apify Scheduler.

Which sports does this actor support?

Football (soccer) and basketball. These are the only two confirmed working sports. No other sports are currently available.

Can I get upcoming fixtures as well as past results?

Yes. Use the dayOffsets parameter with positive values for future days (e.g. 7 for matches 7 days from now) and negative values for past days (e.g. -7 for matches 7 days ago). Any combination within the -7 to +7 range is valid.

Does this actor require a proxy?

No. The actor fetches directly from Flashscore's feed endpoint without any proxy. You do not need a residential or datacenter proxy subscription to use it.

Can I run this on a schedule?

Yes. Use Apify Scheduler to run the actor automatically at any interval — every few minutes for near-real-time monitoring, once a day for a results digest, or whatever cadence fits your use case. Each run produces a fresh snapshot; combine it with your own storage or Apify's dataset API to build a running history.

Is scraping Flashscore legal?

Web scraping publicly available data is generally permitted for personal use and research purposes. Users are responsible for complying with Flashscore's terms of service and applicable local laws. Apify's legal guidelines on web scraping provide further context.

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