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This PR resolves an issue in the /players/{player_id}/stats endpoint where certain player statistics fields—specifically goalsConceded, cleanSheets, and secondYellowCards—were missing from the returned data despite being present on the Transfermarkt page.

Root Cause

In TransfermarktPlayerStats.__parse_player_stats (in services/stats.py), the list of extracted headers always included all potential stat fields, but the actual stats rows extracted from the DOM could vary in length depending on the player's position or available data (e.g., goalkeepers have goalsConceded while outfield players may not).

This mismatch caused the final zipped dictionaries to omit trailing fields when the row length didn't match the header length.

Fix

  • File modified: services/stats.py
  • Added logic to pad the stat row with empty strings if it’s shorter than the number of headers, ensuring a consistent structure across responses.
  • This fix makes the parser more robust and prevents missing data in valid scenarios where Transfermarkt omits some fields conditionally.

Example of issue (before fix):

headers = ['competitionId', 'clubId', 'seasonId', 'competitionName', 'appearances', 'goals', 'yellowCards', 'minutesPlayed', 'redCards', 'goalsConceded', 'cleanSheets', 'secondYellowCards']
stats =    ['263', '1234', '2023', 'Premier League', '28', '7', '3', '0', '0']  # missing final fields

Resulted in:

{
  'competitionId': '263',
  'clubId': '1234',
  ...
  'redCards': '0'
  # Missing: goalsConceded, cleanSheets, secondYellowCards
}

Now, such rows are padded and aligned properly.

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  • New Features
    • Added new player statistics: second yellow cards, goals conceded, and clean sheets. These stats are now available in player data displays.

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Three new optional integer fields—second_yellow_cards, goals_conceded, and clean_sheets—were added to the PlayerStat model. Corresponding updates were made to the TransfermarktBaseModel validator to ensure these fields are parsed and validated as integers. No other logic or models were affected.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
app/schemas/base.py Updated parse_str_to_int validator in TransfermarktBaseModel to include three new fields.
app/schemas/players/stats.py Added second_yellow_cards, goals_conceded, and clean_sheets as optional integer fields to PlayerStat.

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app/schemas/players/stats.py (1)

24-24: Missing trailing newline at end of file

According to the static analysis hint, there should be a newline at the end of the file.

 class PlayerStats(TransfermarktBaseModel, AuditMixin):
     id: str
-    stats: list[PlayerStat]
+    stats: list[PlayerStat]
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app/schemas/base.py (1)

93-93: Missing trailing newline at end of file

The static analysis tool has identified that there's no newline at the end of the file. This should be added to comply with PEP 8 standards.

     @field_validator("days", mode="before", check_fields=False)
     def parse_days(cls, v: str) -> Optional[int]:
         days = "".join(filter(str.isdigit, v))
-        return int(days) if days else None
+        return int(days) if days else None
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🔇 Additional comments (2)
app/schemas/players/stats.py (1)

15-15: Added the missing player statistics fields

These new fields align with the PR objective to fix the missing statistics. The fields second_yellow_cards, goals_conceded, and clean_sheets are now properly added to the PlayerStat model with appropriate defaults.

Also applies to: 17-18

app/schemas/base.py (1)

49-52: Validator updated to handle the new fields

The parse_str_to_int validator has been correctly updated to include the three new fields added to the PlayerStat model: second_yellow_cards, goals_conceded, and clean_sheets. This ensures that string representations of these values will be properly parsed into integers.

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