Sofascore Pro Export: Get Live Scores and Match Data Into PDF or CSV in One Click

Anyone who follows live sports knows the routine. You're refreshing a scores page every few minutes, trying to keep track of which matches are live, which have finished, and which are still to come. If you need to record any of that information — for a betting log, a fantasy tracker, a personal database, or just to share with friends — the only option is usually to do it by hand. That means scrolling through endless lists, copying team names one at a time, noting down scores, and pasting everything into a spreadsheet or document. It's slow, repetitive, and the kind of task that eats up far more time than it should.

The Sofascore Pro Export script was built specifically to eliminate that hassle. It's a free browser userscript that adds a clean, modern export panel directly onto Sofascore's pages, letting you capture the data you're already looking at and turn it into a polished PDF or a ready-to-use CSV file — all with a single click.

What It Captures

The script is designed to pull the kinds of information that matter most to people following live sports. That includes live scores as they update in real time, full match schedules for the day or competition you're viewing, team names for every fixture on the page, and the leagues or tournaments those matches belong to.

It also captures match status, so you can immediately see which games are live, which are finished, and which haven't started yet. And for pages that highlight featured or marquee events, the script can pick those out separately, making it easy to focus on the matches that matter most to you without sorting through everything else manually.

Two Export Options for Different Needs

Once the data is captured, you can choose how you want it delivered.

The CSV export is built for anyone who wants to work with the data afterward. It opens cleanly in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet tool, with information organized into columns so you can sort, filter, and analyze it without having to clean anything up first. This is especially useful if you're tracking results over time, building your own statistics, or feeding the data into a larger spreadsheet or model.

The PDF export, on the other hand, is designed for sharing and presentation. It produces a polished, well-formatted document with selectable text, making it easy to read, search, or copy from later. If you want to send a quick summary of today's matches to a group chat, save a record of a tournament's results, or just keep a tidy archive, the PDF option gives you something that looks finished without any extra formatting work on your end.

How to Set It Up

Getting started takes just a few steps and doesn't require any technical background.

The first step is installing the Tampermonkey browser extension, which is available for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and most other major browsers. Tampermonkey is what allows custom scripts to run on websites you visit, and it's widely used for exactly this kind of lightweight browser enhancement.

Once Tampermonkey is installed, the next step is adding the Sofascore Pro Export script itself. This is done by creating a new userscript inside Tampermonkey and pasting in the script's code. After saving it, the script will be active and ready to run whenever you visit a supported page.

From there, simply navigate to Sofascore and open any match or live scores page. As soon as the page loads, you'll notice a new export panel appear in the top-right corner of the screen. This panel is the control center for everything the script does, and it's designed to be unobtrusive while still being easy to find.

Choosing What to Export

The export panel gives you a few different options depending on what you're trying to capture. You can export all matches currently visible on the page, which is useful if you want a complete snapshot of everything happening at that moment. Alternatively, you can filter down to only live matches, which is handy if you're specifically interested in games that are currently in progress and want to skip anything that's already finished or hasn't started yet.

There's also an option to export only featured games, for those moments when you just want the headline matches without the rest of the schedule cluttering your file.

Once you've selected the scope of what you want, exporting is as simple as clicking a button. Choose CSV if you want a spreadsheet-ready file for further analysis, or choose PDF if you want a clean, shareable report.

A Note Before You Begin

As with any browser userscript, it's worth taking a moment before installing to review what the script does and to check the terms of service of the site you'll be using it on, since policies around automated data collection can vary and change over time.