What World Cup MCP provided
World Cup MCP exposed sports, marketing and money data as Model Context Protocol tools. The service is now discontinued; this page preserves its former capability and provenance record.
Service status
The former endpoint, authentication system and access keys are offline. See the project status page for the retirement state.
While active, every fact-bearing response ended with a Sources:citation line. Historical national teams were distinct entities (West Germany ≠ Germany, Soviet Union ≠ Russia).
Tools
Sports core
searchResolve a name to ids across teams, players, tournaments, venues and brands.list_tournamentsIndex of every edition 1930–2026: hosts, team count, champion.get_tournamentEdition briefing: podium, awards (with goal counts), finance headline.list_matchesFilter fixtures / results / live by year, team, opponent, stage, status, date.get_matchFull match detail: goal/card/sub timeline, line-ups, team stats, officials.get_teamTeam profile, honours, records and every appearance.get_playerPlayer profile: squads, awards, World Cup goals, commercial value.head_to_headDerived all-time meeting record between two teams.get_standingsGroup tables, kept live during 2026.Aggregations
leaderboardRanked aggregates: goals, appearances, minutes_played, cards, clean sheets, shootout conversion, sub goals, ages, referee & manager records. perEdition = Golden Boot lineage.find_matchesSuperlatives by what happened: scorelines, comebacks, extra time, shootouts, own goals, red cards, late goals, upset_index.find_playersCohort search: name fragment, birthday, zodiac, birth range, position, squad team / year.list_teamsTeam index with records: titles, finals, debut, win rate. Cohorts by confederation, debut year, hosting, inactivity.Marketing & money
get_marketing_briefOne edition: sponsors by tier, kit deals, campaigns, brand values.get_economics_briefOne edition: prize money & distribution, revenue streams, TV rights.brand_intelMarketing across editions: brand portfolio, kit market share, sponsor tenure, outcomes.economics_seriesMoney curves across editions: prize money, revenue, hosting cost, impact, TV rights.Resources
worldcup://overviewCapability guide and tool index.worldcup://sourcesProvenance and licensing ledger for every upstream source.Data & provenance
The database covered 23 tournaments, 1,068 matches and 9,700+ players, verified against two independent datasets. Historical sport data came from the Fjelstul World Cup Database (CC BY-SA); the 2026 live layer came from a licensed commercial feed; marketing and money facts were curated with per-row citations. Not affiliated with FIFA.