Collecting data for paper Sports Economics

[Catorce]

Maybe this is not the right place to ask for this, but I thought some of you might be able to help me out!

I have to write a paper for a course called Sports Economics, and I want to collect data on the following competitions(seasons):
-Primera Division(09/10,10/11,11/12)
-Copa Del Rey(09/10,10/11,11/12)
-Bundesliga(09/10,10/11,11/12)
-DFB Pokal(09/10,10/11,11/12)
-Eredivisie(09/10,10/11,11/12)
-KNVB Beker(09/10,10/11,11/12)
-Champions League(09/10,10/11,11/12)
-Europa League(09/10,10/11,11/12)

Now what I want to have is date, home team, away team, result. I don't need detailed statistical data, but just those couple of things. Of course I can look it up myself round after round for each season, but that is an immense job and I guess there are easier ways! I have found http://www.football-data.co.uk/spainm.php, but when opening the excel file the dates are all messed up (20+- games on september the 9th for instance...), so that doesn't do it for me. Anyone care to help a fellow cule out? Thanks!

CF4 1899

 

[Catorce]

I have found also this website(http://www.soccerpunter.com/soccer-statistics/Spain/Copa-del-Rey-2011-2012/results) that gives me the data, but no downloadable file. This way I still need to enter each entry by hand in Excel, which will be a incredibly tedious task when doing it for so many competitions and seasons... No one that can help me?

 

[Fishdoll]

I hesitate to suggest the obvious but did you try looking at ESPN soccernet? They do have fixture/results going back several years.

 

[Plip]

Also, there's another website www.whoscored.com, which I've used greatly over the past few months.

 

[Catorce]

I have looked at both but they don't seem to give me what I want; downloadable Excel(or something like that) files with date, home team, away team and the result. I have enough resources that give me the results themselves, just like you suggested, but I can't seem to download entire seasons worth of data in an accesible format for me to analyse with a statistical program such as STATA of SPSS.

 

[Plip]

Hmm... try the following two: http://www.myfootballfacts.com/ and http://www.soccerstats.com/