Pieter Robberechts

Oh, but now you have a different error. You got past the error in your first comment. Can you share the "tiers.json" file in "/Users/davidegualona/soccerdata/data/WhoScored"?

You were right, the country names are in Italian in your "tiers.json" file. One option is to add the Italian names in the `config/league_dict.json` file (see https://soccerdata.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howto/custom-leagues.html). For example, ```json...

You can also try to redirect to the English version by simulating a click on the language menu at the top left. ```python import soccerdata as sd ws = sd.WhoScored("ENG-Premier...

Is there any way in which you can switch to English when browsing the website manually?

Ok, great! If the locale is hard-coded based on IP location I think the only possible fixes are indeed translating some parts of the implementation or using a VPN. #420...

It looks like an inconsistency in the FBref website. The "match_report" stat is missing for some game of some team in the season. You can try to make the following...

I've just tested it and everything seems to work fine. I have absolutely no clue why it would iterate at random over the schedule. In the expected flow, the scraper...

This could be related to #97. Could you try with ``` ws = sd.WhoScored(leagues=league, seasons=seasons, no_cache=True) ``` Tor indeed does no longer work with Whoscored. I'll update the docs.

No, this is not possible. I decided to scrape the full schedule again each time to ensure that postponed games are picked up.

I do not think this solution is appropriate. Ideally, what you would want as a season code for the current season is "2324" for the EPL and "2024" for the...