Licensing

Know what can move—and what must stay attributed.

Football products combine source data, platform presentation, and derived insight. Licensing becomes clearer when those layers are considered separately.

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The model

Read licensing as a chain, not a single permission.

Source licensing

The underlying provider decides how raw fixtures, odds, standings, logos, and related data may be accessed or redistributed.

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Platform presentation

The product adds its own structure, interface, visual language, and combinations of information.

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Downstream usage

Screenshots, exports, integrations, automated collection, or commercial reuse may carry additional conditions.

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A useful rule

Being visible in the product does not automatically mean being free to redistribute.

Before reusing an output, identify its original source, preserve required attribution, and verify that the intended format and purpose are allowed.

01 / SOURCES

Different data layers may follow different provider terms.

Fixtures, team identities, odds, standings, predictions, images, and venue details may not share one licensing path. Each source must be evaluated on its own terms.

02 / ATTRIBUTION

Credit requirements should remain visible and intact.

Where a provider or asset license requires attribution, downstream displays and permitted reuse should preserve it in a clear, appropriate form.

03 / REUSE

Display access is not the same as export or commercial permission.

  • Do not assume public visibility permits bulk copying or automated extraction.
  • Logos, photography, and branded assets may carry rights separate from match data.
  • Derived predictions and visualizations may combine platform work with licensed inputs.
  • Commercial use should be checked against every relevant provider agreement.
04 / CONFIRMATION

Final permission comes from the applicable agreement—not this summary.

This page is a product-facing overview, not a grant of rights or substitute for contractual and legal review. Licensing details should be updated whenever providers, assets, or product uses change.

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