How-to build a team page with season stats and squads
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Welcome to our guide about building a team page that shows the squad of a team for a specific season, as well as the seasonal statistics of the team. A squad is the entire group of players related to a team in a particular Season.
We’ll show you three different endpoints that you can work with to get the seasonal statistics and squad data. Afterward, we’ll show you a basic implementation process in order to build the team page. We'll show you example requests of the Scottish Premiership team Celtic of the 20/21 season. This league is included in our free plan, so feel free to make the requests yourself.
You are going to need the following tools:
Sportmonks API token
Code editor (Visual studio used in examples)
Postman (optional)
To get all players of a squad and squad stats, you can opt to only show the current season, but if you value historic data, then you might as well show past iterations of the squad. It’s common to show all the members of the squad on one page for a nice overview of all their statistics, such as:
Player names
Playtime
Number of appearances in matches
Number of times substituted in or out
Number of goals scored, assists given
Number of cards received
And many more!
You can have statistics about almost anything in sports. So, it’s up to you to decide what statistics you want to show to your users. At SportMonks we offer you highly detailed season statistics per team such as:
Win-loss record
Number of attacks, fouls, cards, saves
Clean sheets
Number of goals scored between minute 0 and 15, or between minutes 75 and 90
Ranking and how many points they have
Average time for first goal scored/conceded
Average number of goals per match/win
And much more!
As mentioned before, we will discuss three different endpoints:
The first two request the individual player statistics of all the players in a squad, but in different ways, while the last one requests the statistics of the entire squad for either all the seasons for historical data or just for one specific season.
We’ll show you how to work with all three endpoints.
The squad by team and season id endpoint requires you to simply fill in the ids of the season and team you want. While the team by id endpoint has you fill in the team id and filter on season id.
Probably the simplest of them all. This request also uses the team by id endpoint but the difference is that we use the include stats:
Since the two requests return the same data, we’ll only show you the output of the squad by team and season id endpoint.
Let's look at Celtic's captain Scott Brown. There’s a lot of information about his stats, such as minutes played, times he got substituted out, duels won, clean sheets, etc.
Lastly, there’s detailed information about the player, such as his name, height, weight, date of birth, etc.
Now for the team by id endpoint with the stats include:
For convenience, we once again show you the statistics of their current season. The request contains lots of detailed information for you to use as you please.
You can find a link to another article where we discuss the tools in-depth on our
with some includes
Note that for the get squad by season and team id includes, we added the includeplayerfor more detailed player information. For team by id, we enriched the request with and on season id.
This request also on the season id that you’re interested in. This is optional as some web applications also like to show historical team statistics. In this how-to guide, we’ll work with the current season id.
