The Euro Cup 2016 Live Scores allows to retrieve matches results, scorers, lineups, substitutes, events, statistics and much more all with live updates. For any doubt or problem using the API, open an API Support ticket to get an answer in a blink. See below the list of its unique features. Have fun! The Euro Cup Ninja Team It's possible to retrieve all the matches results calling the endpoint /api/eurocup this kind of request requires the mandatory parameter `match day` to retrieve all the matches at the given round. Match day from 1 to 3 are matches of the group stages, 4 is 1/8 finals, 5 is quarter finals, 6 is semi finals and 7 is for the final. If matches are already played, the API will give you data about red cards number if any, referee, final and first half scores too, otherwise only the matches that will be played. Take in mind that this API returns only final results (`"time":"FT"`) or not already played matches, and the final ones only after a while the matches are really finished (usually after few minutes); if you need live updates you have to query the **Live** version of the API that responds at the endpoint /api/live/eurocup. The live version doesn't require any parameter and returns all the matches still playing that is with real time updates; if there isn't any playing match the API will give you the 500 error message *'No Live matches at this time'*. The live version starts to give you an answer few minutes before the start and stop few minutes after the last playing match is over. The API Missing players for a match requires two mandatory parameters team1 and team2, (you can either submit the optional parameter match day useful if a same match is played more times in the Cup, by default the API returns always the last match played) and returns a response a few days before the match with continue updates till the match start. Even after a match is played, the API continue to give you the last answer. The response returns for each team the player name who will miss with the reason. If there is any doubt about the player will play the match, the reason will be inside a square bracket, otherwise the reason will be with no bracket. Typical reasons are *Injured, Suspended, Unfit, Other*. It's possible to get data about teams players and coaches for a game using one of the two following API versions /api/live/eurocup/formations /api/eurocup/formations with the first one giving you the data as soon as the game starts (live version) till few minutes after the match end, and the second one after a while the game is finished. The API requires two mandatory attributes, team1 and team2 to select the game of interest, you can either submit the optional parameter matchday useful if a same match is played more times in the Cup, by default the API returns always the last match played. The result is a JSON object with two properties, team1 and team2, where each *team* property is an object containing the teamName and the players properties, where the first one is the name of the team (equals to the one in the request) and the second one an object with the arrays lineups and substitutes with each array item equals to an object containing the playerNamber, that is the shirt number for the player and the playerName attribute. The lineups players are ordered from goalkeeper to forward, to get more insight on how players are on the pitch see the events Module-Start and Module-Change you can get from the match events request without forgetting the attribute position returned by the player match statistics API. The APIs will respond with a 500 error if doesn't exist a match for them team1 and team2 parameters in the request (values are case sensitive, use the matches results requests to find out valid values to use), or for the live version, if the game is not more playing. Using the endpoint API /api/eurocup/table you will get the table for each group cup. The table is compute considering all the finished games returned by the matches results API (the one with no live updates) with match day between 1 and 3 (group stages). The API requires the group mandatory parameter to specify the group you want the table for. The API has the time optional parameter either you can submit to get the table considering only first half (FH) or second half (SH) result. Default is fun time (FT). The JSON response give you data about the team name, the game played, win, loss, goalsFor, goalsAgainst and points. The API at the moment don't take into account any penalization a team could have to compute the total points number. It's possible to get all the scorers for a match with a single API call. There are two version for this API, one without live update /api/eurocup/scores that get you the answer after a while the game is finished (usually after few minutes), and the other /api/live/eurocup/scorers with live updates, that give you the answer while the match is still playing (check the matches results API live version to know the games with goals). All of the two versions require two mandatory parameters team1 *that is the first team name of the match* and team2 *that is the second team name for the match* (the names are the ones returned by the matches results API) you can either submit the optional parameter matchday useful if a same match is played more times in the Cup, by default the API returns always the last match played. The JSON response contains the player name who scored the goal and the minute it was scored, more it can contains other attributes either that qualify better the kind of goal. At the moment the attributes handled by the API are: isPenalty *true if the goal is scored from a penalty, default false* isOwn *true if the goal is an own goal, default false* isFromCorner *true if the goal is scored from a corner, default false* isFreekick *true if the goal is scored from a free kick, default false* isLeftFoot *true if the goal is scored by left, default false* isRightFoot * true if the goal is scored by right, default false* isHead *true if the goal is scored by head, default false* The API give you an answer even if there isn't any goal for a match, in that case the goals attribute will be an empty array. The /api/eurocup/table/scorers let you the get the top five scorers for the cup. The JSON result give you the player name, the number of goals scored in order from the first till the fifth and the number of ones scored by penalty. You can either use the optional parameters like player *to get the result only for the player name specified (useful to get the number of goals scored by those players that aren't in top 5)* team *to get top five scorers only for the specified team * If you specify an invalid player name or a player name that hasn't scored any goal yet, you will get an empty response, that is: {"scorers":[]} The Euro Cup 2016 Live Scores API let you trace two different kind of events *Team events* `Module-Start` (tell you the team module, that is how players are on the pitch, as soon as the match start) `Module-Change` (tell you each module change occurred during the match) *Players events* `Yellow-Card` `Red-Card` `In` and `Out` (substitutions) `Missed-Penalty` (penalty failed) `Saved-Penalty` (keeper save a penalty) `Saved-Goal` (player avoid an already done goal, clearance off the line) `Shot-On-Post` `Error-Goal` (player error that lead to a goal) `Assist-Goal` (when a player intentionally do an assist that lead to a goal) `Goal-Disallowed` All *teams* and *players* events give you the *minute* the event occurred, *teams* events have a *value* attribute that get the value for the event (the team module), *players* events instead a list of players name related to the event. There are two API version to get the data events, that is, with (/api/live/eurocup/match/events) or without live updates (/api/eurocup/match/events). The version without live update get you the data only after a while the match is finished (usually within few minutes), the one with live updates instead get you real time data and stop to get you an answer after few minutes the game is finished (at that time you get the answer querying the no live version). All the two API versions require two parameters `team1` that is the first team name and `team2` that is the second team name and returns all the events for the two teams, you can either submit the optional parameter matchday useful if a same match is played more times in the Cup, by default the API returns always the last match played. The API requires two mandatory parameters team1 *the first team name for the match* team2 *the second team name for the match* you can either submit the optional parameter matchday useful if a same match is played more times in the Cup, by default the API returns always the last match played. In the JSON response you can find the following impressive amount of statistics for each team of the match selected:

totalSaves touches aerialsWon passesTotal passesSuccessful cornersTotal cornersAccurate tackleSuccessful throwInsTotal

aerialsTotal offensiveAerials defensiveAerials shotsOffTarget tacklesTotal dribblesLost shotsTotal shotsBlocked

dribblesAttempted dribbledPast dispossessed foulsCommited shotsOnTarget offsidesCaught tackleUnsuccesful interceptions dribblesWon clearances possession goals foulsWon

If a property is missing in the response its value is zero. Take in mind that this API exists in two version, the one without live update /api/eurocup/match/stats and the one with live update /api/live/eurocup/match/stats with the second one one giving you real time statistics updates during the game and the first one giving you only the final statistics after a while the match is finished. It's possible to get all the player statistics for a match using one of the two API version, the no live and the live one, with the first giving you the result only after a while the game is finished (usually within few minutes) and the second you giving you the result starting from the first minute match, until the match is over, that is with live updates. The APIs require three mandatory parameters team1 the first team name for the match team2 the second team name for the match player the player name for which you want to know statistics you can either submit the optional parameter matchday useful if a same match is played more times in the Cup, by default the API returns always the last match played. The result is a JSON format response containing player infos like age, weight, height and player match stats like dribble won, fouls committed. The complete data list handle at the moment from the API follows: **player info** isManOfTheMatch, shirtNo, name, weight, age, height, isFirstEleven, position **player match stats**

totalSaves, touches, aerialsWon, passesTotal, passesSuccessful, cornersTotal, cornersAccurate, tackleSuccessful, 

throwInsTotal, aerialsTotal, offensiveAerials, defensiveAerials, shotsOffTarget, tacklesTotal, 

dribblesLost, shotsTotal, shotsBlocked, dribblesAttempted, dribbledPast, dispossessed, 

foulsCommited, shotsOnTarget, offsidesCaught, tackleUnsuccesful, interceptions, dribblesWon, 

clearances,possession, goals, foulsWon

If a property is missing in the response its value is zero. For the position attribute you can get the following values: GK = Goalkeeper DM = Defensive Midfielder (1) D = Defender (1) M = Midfielder (1) AM = Attacking Midfielder (1) FW = Forward Sub = substitute player *(1) the attribute value can have one letter more to specify better the field position, that is C for Center, L for Left and R for Right.*