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# Connect to Zapier

## Create credentials for Football Prediction API

* Create a [rapidapi.com](https://rapidapi.com/) account and log in.
* Check the details for our [subscription plans](https://rapidapi.com/boggio-analytics/api/football-prediction/pricing) and click *subscribe* to one that fits your needs.
* Create a new RapidApi Project / App

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* Go to the [endpoint documentation](https://rapidapi.com/boggio-analytics/api/football-prediction) page select the RapidAPI project created at the step above and copy the **X-RapidAPI-Key** value from the Header Parameters section*.*

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* Make sure you copy the whole value from X-RapidApi-Key

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## Back to Zapier

Now you should be at the ***Choose Account*** stage in the creation of your first Football Prediction API trigger in Zapier

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Click the ***Connect an Account*** button from the right-hand panel and a new window will pop-out.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Even though the Zapier interface says X-Mashape-Key it will work with the X-RapidAPI-Key.

Rapidapi has purchased Mashape and the header has changed from X-Mashape-Key to X-RapidAPI-Key but are compatible.
{% endhint %}

Paste your X-RapidAPI-Key into the text box and click ***Yes, Continue***

Click the ***Test*** button to check the newly created account.

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You should see a **Success** message if the authentication worked fine.

Now we're ready for some action, check the Recipes for some popular examples.


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