Match-day fantasy football injury and lineup brief

On the mornings your club plays, get a plain-English rundown of who is out, who is doubtful, and how it reshapes the team, posted straight to Discord.

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Every day at 9am, check whether the football club I follow is playing today. Use API-Sports List Fixtures with the team filter set to my club and the date set to today in my local timezone to find any fixture scheduled for today. If there is no fixture today, stop and post nothing.

If my team has a match today, pull the injury and suspension picture for it. Use API-Sports Get Injuries filtered to that fixture (or by my team and today's date) to list every injured or suspended player for the game. If there is no injury or suspension news at all, stop and post nothing.

If the projected or confirmed starting eleven has been published, also fetch it with API-Sports Get Fixture Lineups to get the starting XI, substitutes, and formation for my team. Official lineups usually publish about an hour before kickoff, so on a 9am run this is often empty. When it is empty, work from the injuries and suspensions alone and do not wait for or invent a lineup.

Write a concise briefing for a fantasy manager deciding their squad. Cover who is definitely out (injured or suspended), who is doubtful, and, when the lineup is available, how the absences reshape the team, including formation changes and the players likely to step in. Focus on my club only and keep it to the players and positions that actually affect fantasy selection.

Post the finished briefing to my chosen Discord channel using Discord Send a Message. Only post when there is both a match today and real injury, suspension, or lineup news. On any day with no match or no news, skip silently and send nothing.

Additional information

What does this prompt do?
  • Checks every morning whether your favorite football club has a match that day, and stays quiet when it doesn't.
  • Pulls the latest injuries and suspensions for the game, so you know who is ruled out and who is a doubt.
  • Adds the projected starting eleven and formation once it has been published, and explains how the absences reshape the side.
  • Posts a clean, fantasy-manager-friendly briefing straight to your Discord channel, only when there is real news to share.
What do I need to use this?
  • An API-Sports account (the free plan works) to look up football fixtures, injuries, and lineups.
  • A Discord server and a channel where the briefing should be posted.
  • The name of the club you want to follow.
How can I customize it?
  • Change which club you follow, or expand it to track more than one and post each separately.
  • Move the run time earlier or later, or add a second run closer to kickoff to catch the confirmed lineup.
  • Pick which Discord channel receives the brief and adjust the tone or level of detail in the summary.

Frequently asked questions

What happens on days my team isn't playing?
Nothing. The workflow checks quietly in the background and only posts when there is a match that day and real injury or lineup news to share.
Will the starting lineup always be included?
Only when it has been published. Official lineups usually come out about an hour before kickoff, so a morning run often shows injuries and suspensions only. You can add a later run to catch the confirmed eleven.
Do I need a paid API-Sports plan?
No. The free plan covers the fixture, injury, and lineup lookups this uses, though very heavy daily use may need a higher tier.
Can I follow more than one team?
Yes. You can point it at a single club to keep the brief focused, or expand it to track several teams and post a separate briefing for each.
Which leagues does this cover?
Most major football leagues and competitions covered by API-Sports, including the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, and many more.

Never get caught out by a late injury again.

Wake up to a clear, fantasy-ready briefing on your club's absences and lineup, on the days it actually matters.