To get started use the wfb command-line tool.
List all (pre-configured) leagues:
$ wfb leagues
Print the match schedue of a league (season). Let's try the English Premier League:
$ wfb eng.1 2024/25
$ wfb eng.1 2024/25 --offline # use cached (offline local) pages
Or try the DFB Pokal (that is, the German Cup):
$ wfb de.cup 2024/25 --offline # use cached (offline local) pages
and so on.
Debugging tips & tricks. List all cached (offline local) match schedule pages:
$ wfb cache
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Use it as you please with no restrictions whatsoever.
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