Pieter Robberechts

No, that is currently not implemented. It is a good suggestion, though! I will probably add it at some point, but it might take a while until I find the...

It seems indeed related to FBRef blocking bot traffic. However, soccerdata respects their policy. Since it already fails on the first request, I guess they simply block all headless traffic...

@BelkacemB I just found out that your error might be caused by using cached data. Try disable caching with ``` import soccerdata as sd fbref = sd.FBref(leagues="ENG-Premier League", seasons=2021, no_cache=True)...

FBRef uses a different layout for the 2017/18 and 2018/19 seasons. In the [2017/18 season](https://fbref.com/en/squads/7c21e445/2017-2018/West-Ham-United-Stats), the "MP" column is a separate category. While in the [2018/19 season](https://fbref.com/en/squads/7c21e445/2018-2019/West-Ham-United-Stats) it is grouped...

Sure. A pull request would be very welcome.

Oh, now I get it. That's actually a different problem than the original one in this issue. It's easy to fix by adding a z-index to the css. A fix...

Thanks for reporting this. I think this was a bug in [email protected]. I've now tested it with a clean setup in [email protected] and didn't encounter any issues. Could you check...

I agree. Pull requests are welcome!

The webserver can be configured to show a specific page on a 404 error, but by default it typically redirects to a `404.html` page at the root if such a...

I tried to recreate this, but didn't experience any issues. Is this the action your talking about?