More Leagues, As Promised

When I launched with Europe's big six leagues, I promised this was only the starting line. Today I'm making good on that promise — and then some.

Two new countries

I'm adding two top divisions from countries that weren't part of the launch:

• Eredivisie — Netherlands
• Scottish Premiership — Scotland

Both bring their own history, rivalries, and the kind of streaks the filters were built to surface.

Going down a division

I'm also adding depth, not just breadth. Alongside the top flights already covered, you can now dig into five second tiers:

• Serie B — Italy
• Ligue 2 — France
• 2. Bundesliga — Germany
• Championship — England
• La Liga Hypermotion — Spain

Lower divisions are where some of the most chaotic, story-rich data lives — promotion runs, relegation scraps, and unbeaten streaks that fly under the radar. I'm glad to finally give them a home here.

Still real, still verified

The mission hasn't changed. Every new league goes through the same process: data pulled from reliable, verified sources and double-checked before it goes live. I do my best to keep everything true and accurate — and, as always, I'd rather be honest that the occasional error can slip through than pretend the numbers are perfect.

Yes, I know what month it is

I'll be the first to admit the timing is... interesting. Adding a stack of new leagues in late April, with most seasons already winding down, is a bit like showing up to the party as everyone's reaching for their coats. But hey — better late than never. There's still a title race or two, plenty of promotion drama, and a full archive of this season's numbers to explore.

What's next

Consider this a down payment. I'm aiming to add even more leagues and divisions before the 2026/27 season kicks off, so that when the new campaign starts, you'll have a fuller picture from matchday one.

As always, if there's a competition you want to see, tell me. Stay tuned — there's more on the way.