SportDB MCP. Get live scores, standings, and player stats for any sport.

You've got a data problem. Instead of crawling multiple sports websites for stats, you let your agent hit SportDB directly. This server gives you structured access to multi-sport data—football, basketball, hockey, and tennis. You can pull everything from live scores on the field to deep dives into an athlete's career history.

To start anywhere, you use list_countries to get a list of available countries for any sport slug. From there, your agent runs get_country_competitions to find every league or cup tournament running in that country and specific sport; those results give you the necessary competition slugs needed to drill down.

Finding Teams and Players
You'll need IDs to pull details. If you know a team name, you run search_clubs to locate it by keyword, which returns its unique numeric ID. You then use that club ID with get_club_profile to grab the full profile for any specific club, or run get_club_players, requiring only the club's numeric ID, to list all players registered there.

If you're looking for a player, search_players lets you locate them by name keyword, returning their necessary numeric ID. Once you have that ID, your agent can pull the full personal and career details using get_player_profile. For deep performance metrics, run get_player_stats, which requires only the player's numeric ID to get seasonal and overall career numbers.

You can also track an athlete’s entire history by running get_player_transfers with their unique ID.

Tracking Live Action and Schedules
For any sport, you first need a schedule or score. If you want the full slate of upcoming or completed games, use get_fixtures, specifying the sport, country, competition, and season details. For real-time action, your agent pulls live scores instantly: run get_live_football for ongoing soccer matches; use get_live_basketball for active court games; or call get_live_hockey for current ice hockey scores.

When you need comprehensive data on a single game—like its basic details, who played, and what happened—you run get_match with the match's unique ID. You can also get the starting players, substitutes, and formations by calling get_match_lineups, or pull detailed in-game statistics like shots and fouls using get_match_stats. The match data is always tied to a specific Match ID.

Analyzing League Context
To understand league status, your agent first checks all available seasons for a competition slug using get_competition_seasons. To see how teams stack up, you run get_standings with the season and competition details; this calculates and returns the official league table—showing points, wins, losses, and goal difference. Finally, if you just need to know which leagues are running in a specific country for a sport, use get_country_competitions.