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Club totals, all competitions. FootQuery's 45 vs 45 appearances also match both clubs. Figures read from the clubs' pages via search results (both pages blocked direct fetch).

Goals, assists and appearances all match. The widget has no answer sentence, only stat tiles, so the check matches the first stat.

FootQuery splits it as Ligue 1 27 + Champions League 8 + Coupe de France 8 + Trophee des Champions 1. Ligue 1 27 matches ligue1.com. One ESPN award article says 52, which appears to include France goals; 44 is the club figure.

FAILS today: FootQuery ignores the La Liga filter and adds his 4 Champions League goals (calc: 'UEFA Champions League 4 (provider season figures, fixtures not listed) + La Liga 19 goals = 23'; subtitle 'La Liga, UEFA Champions League'). The router did pass competition La Liga. The 19 inside the calc is correct.

FootQuery answers all competitions (PL 36 + UCL 12 + FA Cup 3 + League Cup 1 = 52) although the router passed competition=Premier League. The 36 is only in the proof calc line. Provider PL row: 36 goals.

FootQuery answers all competitions (PL 18 + UCL 4 + League Cup 1 = 23) although competition=Premier League was routed. Provider PL row: 18 assists.

FootQuery answers all competitions (Bundesliga 36 + UCL 8 = 44) although competition=Bundesliga was routed. Provider Bundesliga row: 36 goals in 32 apps.

FootQuery answers Ligue 1 29 + UCL 7 = 36 although competition=Ligue 1 was routed. The 36 is not even a full all-competition total: the provider has a Coupe de France row (5 goals) that is silently left out (real all-competition total 41).

FootQuery answers all competitions (PL 16 + UCL 4 = 20) although competition=Premier League was routed. Provider PL row: 16 goals in 35 apps, matches Wikipedia.

Number correct (scope counts 34 Premier League matches for Chelsea and Manchester City). The widget subtitle wrongly says All club competitions while the scope is Premier League only.

FootQuery answers all competitions (La Liga 23 + UCL 5 + Copa del Rey 2 + UEL 1 = 31) although competition=La Liga was routed. Provider La Liga row: 23 goals in 34 apps.

FootQuery answers all competitions (Serie A 24 + UCL 2 + Coppa Italia 0 = 26) although competition=Serie A was routed. Provider Serie A row: 24 goals in 33 apps.

FAILS today: the provider's /players/topscorers (league 2, season 2023) counts qualifying rounds. Raw response: L. de Jong 8 goals in 10 apps for PSV (PSV played two qualifying rounds), and A. Frederiksberg of KI Klaksvik 6, who never reached the group stage. UEFA's official list starts at the group stage, so FootQuery should not list de Jong as joint leader.

Record and goals 48-16 both match. FBref blocks direct fetch; figures read from its page via search results.

Reworded from 'Premier League table 2023/24': that question returns the standings table with no answer line (title only), so the eval cannot check the points. Provider /standings row agrees (91, 28-7-3).

Provider /players/topscorers row agrees (27).

Counted from 38 verified matches; provider /standings agrees (91 for, 29 against).

Club text: 'No side could better the Reds' 14 Premier League clean sheets overall this term.' Provider /teams/statistics clean_sheet total 14 agrees.

Provider /standings row agrees.

Reworded from 'Real Madrid La Liga points 2023/24': that routes to get_league_standings with team_hint and returns the table with an empty answer line, so the eval cannot check it. Provider /standings agrees.

Reworded from 'Inter Serie A points 2023/24': that returns the standings table with an empty answer line. Provider /standings agrees.

FootQuery stats also show goals 7 for, 2 against, which match. The widget title reads 'Arsenal result profile' rather than a head to head title.

Reworded once: 'Manchester City vs Real Madrid Champions League 2022/23 semi final results' routed to get_match_hub and returned MISSING_DATA. This wording routes to team research; goals 5 for, 1 against match the aggregate. The subtitle says '2022 season' instead of 2022/23, and 'points' is odd for a two-legged tie.

FootQuery FAILS (QUERY_STATUS_MISSING_DATA), also when reworded as 'Arsenal record against Tottenham in the Premier League 2023/24'. Cause: the router sends opponent_name 'Tottenham Hotspur', the provider names the team 'Tottenham', and filterTeamFixtures (team_research.go) matches the opponent with containsFold(fixture.OpponentName, arg), so no fixture passes. Named-season H2H does not go through tryTeamH2H (team_h2h.go), which resolves the opponent by id. expect_contains is the official record in FootQuery's result_summary wording.