Sources & Attribution
wheniskickoff.com publishes match schedules, broadcaster information, and editorial team content. This page documents the third-party sources we rely on and how we comply with their licensing terms. The full process behind these sources is described on our methodology page.
Match data & schedule
Fixture lists, kick-off times, and group assignments are sourced from FIFA official communications and the football-data.org API. World Cup match venues are listed only where we verified them against FIFA (the semi-finals, third-place play-off and final); the API carries no venues, so other matches show none. FIFA is the authoritative source for all 2026 World Cup schedule and result data; we cross-check broadcaster announcements against FIFA when conflicts arise.
Broadcaster & TV listings
TV channel data is compiled from official broadcaster press releases (FOX Sports, BBC, ARD/ZDF, RTVE, Globo, Telemundo, and others) and the FIFA Media Rights Licensees PDF. We use Wikipedia broadcasting-rights pages as a drift-detection signal but never as a primary source; verified data is recorded with provenance in our version-control history.
Editorial team content (Premier League)
The Stadium section on each Premier League team page paraphrases widely-known facts that may originate in Wikipedia. The text has been rewritten, but per CC BY-SA 3.0 compliance we attribute the source articles below. The Season So Far and Recent Form sections are computed from football-data.org match data at every build and contain no Wikipedia text.
Wikipedia content used under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 (and where applicable CC BY-SA 4.0):
- Arsenal F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Aston Villa F.C. — Wikipedia article
- AFC Bournemouth — Wikipedia article
- Brentford F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Brighton & Hove Albion F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Burnley F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Chelsea F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Crystal Palace F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Everton F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Fulham F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Leeds United F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Liverpool F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Manchester City F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Manchester United F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Newcastle United F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Nottingham Forest F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Sunderland A.F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Tottenham Hotspur F.C. — Wikipedia article
- West Ham United F.C. — Wikipedia article
- Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. — Wikipedia article
If you redistribute or build upon this site’s editorial team content, you must attribute Wikipedia and license your derivative work under the same CC BY-SA terms.
Other data sources
- Timezone conversion: IANA Time Zone Database
- Country flags and ISO codes: public domain emoji + ISO 3166-1
- Stadium and venue data: FIFA media communications, official stadium websites
Corrections & questions
Spotted incorrect attribution or want to flag a source? Reach us via epakvibes.com/contact. We aim to update verified corrections within 24 hours and log the change in our version history.