Football predictions for tomorrow

The number in the arc beside each tip is its Trust, from 0 to 10: how sure our AI is of that call, not a price. A tip at Trust 6 is one the AI expects to miss now and then, and over a season that is exactly what should happen — a run of Trust 6 calls that almost never lost would mean the scale was wrong, not that the tips were good. What the AI reads, in broad strokes, is on how it works.

This page rebuilds several times a day. Fixtures appear as soon as the model prices them, and a Trust score can move between rebuilds when new results land and shift a team's ratings — a club that won on Saturday is a slightly different team to the model by Sunday. What never changes is a published prediction: the call recorded against a match before kick-off is the one that gets settled, whatever the page shows later. How little a single result actually moves a rating is worked through in how little one defeat moves a model.

Fixtures are grouped by competition, and each row carries the Best Tip for that match with its price and its Trust. To compare one against a bookmaker's quote, convert the price with the odds converter — the difference between the two numbers is the book's margin, which the margin calculator makes visible. Each market is explained in its guide: double chance, over/under 2.5 and both teams to score.

Tomorrow's calls are settled automatically once the results are in, and each lands on the track record as a hit or a miss — the losing runs included, because a record that only shows the wins is not a record.