Live registers
0Core public surfaces currently resolving from the live backend.
Trust centre
ZimPrem is designed to show the difference between live database records, verified editorial material and bundled fallback data. This page makes that operating state visible instead of pretending every field is equally fresh.
Live registers
0Core public surfaces currently resolving from the live backend.
Fallback registers
5Surfaces safely using bundled records because the live read is empty or unavailable.
Publication rule
Unknown stays unknownMissing values are not silently converted into made-up football facts.
Core platform state
A fallback does not mean a page is broken. It means ZimPrem has chosen a known bundled record instead of hiding the issue or fabricating a successful live response.
Public data contract
These are product rules, not marketing claims. They guide matchday UI, supporter personalisation and Ask ZimPrem whenever a source record is incomplete.
A missing live or completed score is displayed as unavailable or pending. ZimPrem does not convert null score fields into 0-0.
A scheduled row is only treated as the next fixture when its recorded kickoff is still in the future. Stale scheduled records are not promoted as upcoming matches.
Player output is shown only when the published player register marks those metrics as available. Missing statistics are not silently converted into zeroes.
Ask ZimPrem uses the same football registers as the public product. Referenced fixture and player records expose source state and verification context rather than appearing as unsupported AI claims.
Live data
Fixtures, standings, players and transfers are read from the live database first. A published live record wins whenever the query resolves with usable data.
Fallback continuity
Bundled records keep key football pages usable when the live layer is unavailable. The interface labels that state so users can judge freshness for themselves.
Verification
ZimPrem separates confirmed, awaiting and reported information. The product should never imply stronger certainty than the underlying source record supports.
Found something wrong?
Football data changes quickly and public sources can conflict. ZimPrem keeps a correction route open so clubs, players, supporters and researchers can flag a record that needs another look.