Closed ipince closed 1 year ago
Well it seems the data comes from FIFA itself.. I tried playing around with the FIFA API urls to see if i could trace it back to their API, but I couldn't get the urls to work. Someone with some background should be able to check fairly quickly I think.
this can happen if there is a goal, then it is rescinded, and then it is made official again like in that match
there's no easy way to prevent this because there is no canonical key for such a thing. In past years we have gona back and finalized all events, but I think for now, we'll just have to accept that if a goal comes and goes and comes it might show up twice - but the score is not based ong oal events so should be okay
It seems that some goals are coming in as duplicate.
For example, here's the (truncated) response from today's Spain vs Japan game: https://worldcupjson.net/matches/43
It happens fairly often. I think some other events may have duplicates too, but goals are the most important.
Where is the goal data coming from? My guess is that data is being merged from a couple different sources and they have a different time.. Maybe one of the data sources is bad and should be dropped? Or maybe use more data sources and dedupe somehow?