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preg_match_all is not ignoring the page, why?
Hello ! I am making a page parser - soccer365.ru/games/11461852 via preg_match_all. This is the penultimate game between Roma and Liverpool. But for some reason the function gives out the data of the last game - here is the page soccer365.ru/games/911269/. I don't understand why at all. I ask for help
$html5 = file_get_contents( 'http://soccer365.ru/games/11461852/' );
preg_match_all( '#<body>(.+?.)</body>#is', $html5, $matches );
foreach ( $matches[1] as $key=>$value8 ) {
${'K' . $key} = $value8;
echo "$value8<BR>";
}
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(for a long time there were no such questions ... sorry in advance, but now it will be tough ...)
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This is the penultimate game of Roma and LiverpoolDamn, of course! Without this information, I would not have understood at all: what is it about!
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