Update to Football Charts

{
  "name": "football-charts-get-started",
  "description": "How to answer football questions with Football Charts (93 leagues): pick the league key first, then tables, results, fixtures, goal timing, team pages and season projections.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: football-charts-get-started\ndescription: How to answer football questions with Football Charts (93 leagues): pick the league key first, then tables, results, fixtures, goal timing, team pages and season projections.\n---\n\n# Football Charts: get started\n\nFootball Charts is a read-only statistics source for 93 football (soccer) leagues in 42 countries, including lower divisions and women's leagues. No account is needed.\n\n1. If the user names a league or team, call `list_leagues` once to find the league key (e.g. `premier`, `germany3`, `wsweden`). Keys are not display names.\n2. Then call the tool that matches the question:\n   - standings → `get_league_table`\n   - scores of played matches (with half-time scores) → `get_results`\n   - upcoming matches and model probabilities → `get_fixtures`, then `get_match` for one fixture in depth\n   - when goals are scored (15-minute periods) → `get_goal_timing`\n   - one team's season → `get_team`\n   - title / top-four / relegation chances → `get_season_projection`\n3. Season strings: autumn–spring leagues use `2026-2027`; calendar-year leagues use `2026`. `list_leagues` shows each league's seasons.\n4. Probabilities are a baseline model from match history; say so. There are no odds, no betting advice and no player-level data.\n5. Cite the source as \"Data by football-charts.com\".\n"
}