# Lineups

If the XML configuration option *Send lineups for matches where this is available* is activated, the lineups XML will be sent over\
the feed automatically. The XML contains the player lineups for both teams, and is currently available for:

* American Football
* Baseball
* Basketball
* CS:GO
* Dota2
* Handball
* Ice hockey
* League of Legends
* Rugby
* Soccer

The lineups XML is sent immediately after subscribing to a match, and it’s also sent automatically every time the lineup changes.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**

Lineups will be only available for DC (Deeper Coverage) matches.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**

The player id element in the lineup message will match the player id element in the case of an event such as a goal. The following XML example illustrates how this looks in the feed after a goal in a soccer game:
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**: 

Lineups will be only available for DC (Deeper Coverage) matches.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**: 

The player id element in the lineup message will match the player id element in the case of an event such as a goal. The following XML example illustrates how this looks in the feed after a goal in a soccer game:
{% endhint %}

**XML example**

```xml
Update with player info:
<match betstatus="BETSTOP" connectionstatus="1" dc="1" feedtype="deltaupdate" matchid="12813841">
<score t1="2" t2="0" type="period1"/>
<score t1="2" t2="0" type="current"/>
<shotsontarget t1="2" t2="0"/>
<events>
<event extrainfo="-100" id="879292323" info="Goal [T1] (shot) - M.Upson" matchscore="2:0" mtime="03:56" player1="569" posx="50" posy="
50" side="home" stime="1510558801855" type="30"/>
</events>
</match>
Lineup element:
<lineups matchid="12188488">
<player id="569" name="Upson, M" position="D" shirtnumber="99" substitute="false" team="1"/>
<player id="49038" name="Andelkovic, Sinisa" position="D" shirtnumber="4" substitute="false" team="1"/>

```


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