Coverage architecture

Global when it matters.
Regional when it fits.

Major international competitions are assigned to all 23 languages. Regional leagues use only the shared language codes relevant to their markets.

Language editions23
Source-tracked releases9
Publishing modelOne shared dataset
Last site build10 September 2026

Locale registry

One code per language.

For example, de covers German users in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Belgium. We do not duplicate the same language by country.

IDLocaleLanguagePrimary marketStatus
0en-GBEnglish EnglishUK · USA · AustraliaLive
1deDeutsch GermanGermany · Austria · Switzerland · BelgiumLive
2frFrançais FrenchFrance · Belgium · SwitzerlandLive
3esEspañol SpanishSpain · Argentina · MexicoLive
4ptPortuguês PortuguesePortugal · BrazilLive
5itItaliano ItalianItaly · SwitzerlandLive
6nlNederlands DutchNetherlands · BelgiumLive
7zh-TW繁體中文 Traditional ChineseTaiwanLive
8ja日本語 JapaneseJapanLive
9ko한국어 KoreanSouth KoreaLive
10arالعربية ArabicSaudi Arabia · Egypt · MENALive
11svSvenska SwedishSwedenLive
12csČeština CzechCzechiaLive
13viTiếng Việt VietnameseVietnamLive
14huMagyar HungarianHungaryLive
15plPolski PolishPolandLive
16fiSuomi FinnishFinlandLive
17daDansk DanishDenmarkLive
18skSlovenčina SlovakSlovakiaLive
19noNorsk NorwegianNorwayLive
20thไทย ThaiThailandLive
21zh-CN简体中文 Simplified ChineseChinaLive
22ruРусский RussianRussiaLive

Official references

Every release
has a trail.

Each card connects a printable release to the organiser or governing-body publication used during verification.