: This is perhaps the most comprehensive resource available. It covers all 22 men’s tournaments (1930–2022) and 8 women’s tournaments (1991–2019) with over 1.58 million data points. You can download the SQLite version directly from the data-sqlite folder on GitHub .
Here's some sample SQL code to create these tables: worldcup database sqlite download
sqlite3 worldcup.db
You want to create a SQLite database that contains information about the World Cup teams, players, matches, and results. You also want to include data on the teams' past performances, such as their FIFA rankings, World Cup appearances, and previous tournament results. : This is perhaps the most comprehensive resource available
CREATE TABLE teams ( id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, name TEXT NOT NULL, fifa_ranking INTEGER, world_cup_appearances INTEGER, previous_tournament_results TEXT ); such as their FIFA rankings