Scrape FlashScore | Betting Odds & Live Scores

Last updated: March 04, 2026

FlashScore is a popular website for betting odds, live scores, results, and statistics of various sports events including football, basketball, tennis, cricket, hockey, and many more. The website provides real-time updates on match scores, player statistics, team standings, and other relevant information for sports enthusiasts and bettors. This article explores how WebHarvy can be used to extract data from Flashscore website.

Table of Contents

Introduction

By utilizing web scraping techniques, we can extract live as well as archived match data (including scores and betting odds by various bookmakers) from multiple pages of Flashscore website. Web Scraping is the process of automatically extracting data from web pages. The software used for this purpose is called a web scraper.

WebHarvy is an easy-to-use visual web scraper which can be used to scrape data from any website. It can be used to scrape sports analytical data from websites like Flashscore, WhoScored, BetExplorer, OddsPortal etc. WebHarvy can be installed locally on your computer. To download the free evaluation version of WebHarvy and to get started, please follow this link.

Scraping Opening and Closing odds from any bookmaker

The following are the steps which you need to follow to scrape opening and closing odds for home/draw/away by any bookmaker from Flashscore website using WebHarvy.

  1. 1. Download and install WebHarvy in your computer.
  2. 2. Open WebHarvy and load the Flashscore match listings page from which you need to scrape data
  3. 3. Start Configuration
  4. 4. Configure Pagination
  5. 5. Click over the first match and select the Follow this link option to load the match details page.
  6. 6. Click and select details like home and away team names, score, match date, half-time/full-time score etc.
  7. 7. To scrape the odds, click on the ODDS link and select the Click option from the Capture window.
  8. 8. Wait for the Odds page to open. Once opened, you can scrape the desired odds data.
  9. 9. To select opening or closing odds of home/draw/away, highlight the entire odds table (all bookmakers) and click, so that the entire table text is selected in the Capture window.
  10. 10. Select the Capture HTML option from the Capture window.
  11. 11. Select Apply RegEx option. Paste and apply the RegEx pattern which would select the required odds value. The RegEx strings can be found in the video description at this link.
  12. 12. Stop Configuration. Save Configuration. Start Mine.

The data scraped from Flashscore can be saved as a file or can be directly exported to a database. Various file formats like CSV, Excel, XML, JSON etc. and various databases like MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL etc. are supported for saving the scraped data. You can also schedule the scraping task to run at specific intervals.

Video Tutorial

The following video shows how WebHarvy can be configured to scrape opening and closing odds for home, draw and away by any bookmaker from Flashscore. The JavaScript and RegEx strings used in the video can be found in the video description.

Scraping FlashScore Asian Handicap (AH) Odds

The video below demonstrates how WebHarvy can be configured to scrape Asian Handicap odds from FlashScore for any bookmaker. For each match, three values are extracted — the handicap value and the corresponding odds for the home side (1) and away side (2). Since FlashScore displays odds from multiple bookmakers such as Bet365, 1xBet, and Pinnacle, WebHarvy can be configured to target any specific bookmaker of your choice. The scraped data can be exported to Excel or CSV for further analysis, making it ideal for building betting models, comparing odds across bookmakers, or tracking handicap line movements over time.

Scraping Historical Football Stats from Flashscore

The video shown below demonstrates how WebHarvy can be configured to scrape detailed football match statistics from FlashScore. For each match, key performance metrics including ball possession, goal attempts, shots on goal, free kicks, corner kicks etc. can be extracted. FlashScore provides these statistics broken down by full match, first half, and second half, and WebHarvy can be configured to capture any or all of these breakdowns as needed. The scraped data can be exported to Excel or CSV, making it well suited for building performance analysis models, scouting reports, or tracking team trends across an entire league season.

Scraping Goal Highlights Video URL from FlashScore

The video below demonstrates how WebHarvy can be configured to extract the goal highlights video URL from the match summary page on FlashScore. For each match, the direct URL to the highlights video is scraped, which can then be used to programmatically access or download match highlights in bulk across an entire league or season. This is particularly useful for sports analysts, content creators, and researchers who need to collect and review goal footage at scale without manually browsing individual match pages. The JavaScript codes and RegEx strings used in the video are available here.

Scraping Goal Scoring Minute and Scorer Name

The video shown below demonstrates how WebHarvy can be configured to scrape goal event details from the match summary page on FlashScore. For each goal scored, two key data points are extracted — the minute at which the goal was scored and the name of the goal scorer. This data can be collected across multiple matches and exported to Excel or CSV, making it useful for building detailed goal timelines, analysing scoring patterns, identifying prolific scorers across a season, or studying the distribution of goals by match period. The RegEx strings used in the video can be found here.

Scraping FlashScore Correct Score (CS) - Opening and Closing Odds

The video below demonstrates how WebHarvy can be configured to scrape Correct Score odds from FlashScore for any bookmaker. Both opening and closing odds are extracted for each possible scoreline, allowing you to track how odds shift between the time markets open and match kick-off.

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