Parse HTML using shell

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awk is not an HTML parser. Use xpath or even xslt for that. xmllint is a commandline tool which is able to execute XPath queries and xsltproc can be used to perform XSL transformations. Both tools belong to the package libxml2-utils.

Also you can use a programming language which is able to parse HTML

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