> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sportradar.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sportradar.com/live-data/introduction/information-per-sport.md).
# Information per Sport
In this section you can find all the information you need to integrate one specific sport, gathered in one place. Each section is only describing the sport specific options, for example XML attributes which come in addition to the regular XML attributes which can be sent out for each sport.
### Events and coverage
For each individual sport there are multiple type of events, and each type of event is available through one or more types of coverage.
It is important to note that during a sporting event, the individual contextual events that take place during i.e. a soccer match (goal, red card, etc), are not all covered by the same devices/coverage types. What this means is practice is that you may not receive all events for a sport, as this is regulated by which type of coverage type is available for that type of event. An example would be that event 110 - Possession (in soccer) is covered by iScout and XSA devices, but not Hardphone. If the coverage type for this soccer match does not include iScout or XSA, this event type will not be available in the feed, only those covered by other devices.
The above information is also important to keep in mind when multiple devices are covering the same sporting event. If one of the coverage types should become available due to technical errors, mistakes made by the scout and so on, these events could be lost in the feed until; Connection is reestablished or the error preventing events to appear in the feed are resolved.
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**The following topics are described for each sport**:
• Match statuses - The match status gives an indication of which context the current match is in, such as NOT\_STARTED or FIRST\_PAUSE\
• Events - An event in a match is something that happens that affects the state of the match. Something of interest, or something that affects the state of the match from a betting perspective.\
• Sport specific XML elements and attributes for the \ and \ elements.\
• Sport specific XML configuration options (if a sport has special XML configurations).
An overview of all sports which are described in this chapter + their IDs can be found i the table below:
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