How the ScoreTable blog is written
Our blog posts are written with AI from ScoreTable's match data and checked automatically before they are published. Here is how.
Written with AI from ScoreTable's data and checked automatically. How we write the blog
ScoreTable's blog is written with AI. An AI model writes our match reports, previews and explainers, and translates them into Russian, Spanish, Portuguese and German, following editorial rules we set.
Where the facts come from
Scores, scorers, minutes, line-ups, statistics and tables come from the same match data the site shows. Explainers of rules and competition formats are based on the official texts: the Laws of the Game and the regulations of the competitions themselves. Context from the wider news, such as an injury or what a coach said, comes only from named outlets and official bodies, and every post that uses it lists its sources at the end.
How posts are checked
Before a post is published, its scores, scorers, minutes, links and charts are checked automatically against the match data, and facts taken from other sources are checked against those sources. A post that fails these checks is not published. Charts and share images are drawn from our own data; we do not use AI-generated pictures.
When something is wrong
If you spot a mistake, write to [email protected] and we will correct it.