Last Fixtures

Recent home and away form for both teams in a fixture, with statistics and metrics for each historical match.

include=last_fixtures

The last_fixtures include attaches a "form guide" to each fixture: the home team's most recent matches played at home, and the away team's most recent matches played away, both restricted to fixtures that took place before this fixture's kick-off. Each historical match is enriched with its own statistics and metrics, so you can analyse recent venue-specific performance without making additional requests.

Availability: Only returned when include=last_fixtures is added to a request to GET /fixtures. Not available on /fixtures/search or /livescores.


Object Schema

last_fixtures is an object with two arrays:

FieldTypeDescription
homearrayUp to 10 most recent fixtures where the home team played at home, ordered most recent first.
awayarrayUp to 10 most recent fixtures where the away team played away, ordered most recent first.

Each entry in home and away has the same shape as a fixture returned from /fixtures (id, date_time, status, participants, scores, periods, league, season, etc.), plus two additional fields:

FieldTypeDescription
statisticsarrayMatch statistics for that historical fixture — same shape as the statistics include.
metricsarrayCalculated metrics for that historical fixture — same shape as the metrics include.

Note: statistics and metrics inside last_fixtures are always returned in full and are not affected by filter[statistics] or filter[metrics] on the outer request.


Why Home/Away Form, Not Overall Form

last_fixtures.home only contains matches the home team played at home, and last_fixtures.away only contains matches the away team played away. This isolates venue-specific form — for example, a team's home scoring record vs. its away record — rather than mixing in results from the other venue that may not be representative of how the team performs in this fixture's setting.


Request Examples

Fixture with recent home/away form:

GET /fixtures?fixture_id=1063864&include=last_fixtures

Combine with the upcoming fixture's own statistics and metrics:

GET /fixtures?fixture_id=1063864&include=last_fixtures,statistics,metrics

Example Response

"last_fixtures": {
  "home": [
    {
      "id": 1048750,
      "date_time": "2026-05-02T14:00:00.000Z",
      "status": "FT",
      "is_live": false,
      "league": { "id": 3, "name": "Premier League", "level": 1 },
      "season": {
        "id": 16310,
        "name": "2025/2026",
        "starting_at": "2025-08-15",
        "ending_at": "2026-05-24",
        "is_current": true
      },
      "participants": [
        { "id": 8, "name": "Liverpool FC", "position": 4, "location": "home" },
        { "id": 18, "name": "Chelsea", "position": 9, "location": "away" }
      ],
      "scores": [
        { "fixture_id": 1048750, "team_id": 8, "value": 2, "developer_name": "CURRENT" },
        { "fixture_id": 1048750, "team_id": 18, "value": 1, "developer_name": "CURRENT" }
      ],
      "periods": [],
      "statistics": [
        { "team_id": 8, "type_id": 34, "developer_name": "CORNERS", "value": 6 }
      ],
      "metrics": [
        { "team_id": 0, "type_id": 105, "developer_name": "PREDICTION_GL_CONFIDENCE", "value": 70 }
      ]
    }
  ],
  "away": []
}

An empty array (e.g. "away": []) means no qualifying historical fixtures were found for that team at that venue — for example, a newly promoted team with no prior away matches in the dataset.


Real-World Use Cases

Recent form widget

Show the last 5–10 results for each team at their respective venue, deriving W/D/L badges from the scores of each last_fixtures entry.

Venue-specific scoring trends

Aggregate statistics (e.g. CORNERS, SHOTS_ON_TARGET) across last_fixtures.home and last_fixtures.away to compare a team's attacking output at home vs. on the road.

Pre-match context for predictions

Combine last_fixtures with the upcoming fixture's own metrics to give bettors context behind a prediction — for example, "Team A has scored in 8 of their last 10 home games."