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Correct score predictions
Each call below is the single most likely cell of our model's scoreline grid — the same grid that prices our 1X2, Over/Under and BTTS numbers. Exact scores are genuinely hard: even the likeliest scoreline rarely clears 15%, which is why every call carries its honest probability instead of a promise. Every call is published before kick-off and graded on our public track record after full time — hits and misses alike.
Our record on this market so far: 11% accuracy over 181 settled predictions · Brier score 0.195 — see every graded call.
Friday 4 September
Primeira Liga
Serie A
Eredivisie
Ligue 1
Primera Division
Premier League
Bundesliga
Saturday 5 September
Championship
Stoke
CharltonOur call: 1–114%
Preston NE
BlackburnOur call: 1–114%
West Brom
WatfordOur call: 1–113%
Millwall
BoltonOur call: 1–113%
Burnley
Bristol CityOur call: 1–113%
Swansea
WrexhamOur call: 1–113%
Portsmouth
CardiffOur call: 1–113%
QPR
MiddlesbroughOur call: 1–113%
Sheffield Utd
NorwichOur call: 1–113%
Lincoln City
SouthamptonOur call: 1–112%
West Ham
Derby CountyOur call: 1–112%
Brasileirão Série A
Premier League
Ligue 1
Primeira Liga
Serie A
Primera Division
Eredivisie
Bundesliga
Sunday 6 September
Primeira Liga
Bundesliga
Brasileirão Série A
Premier League
Serie A
Primera Division
Ligue 1
Eredivisie
Championship
Monday 7 September
Primera Division
Serie A
Brasileirão Série A
Primeira Liga
Tuesday 8 September
Championship
UEFA Champions League
Eredivisie
Wednesday 9 September
Championship
UEFA Champions League
Primeira Liga
Eredivisie
Thursday 10 September
UEFA Champions League
Primeira Liga
Friday 11 September
No Correct score predictions on this day — pick another day above.
Even the best call is an underdog
The most common score in football is 1-1, and it still happens only about one match in eight — the full distribution is in our most common score study. That is the defining tension of this market: "most likely" is a statement about ranking, not about probability being high, and why the most likely score is still unlikely walks through what that does to correct-score prices. A call below losing is the expected outcome; the question the track record answers is whether it loses less often than the price implied.
The grid behind each call
Each call is the single most likely cell of that fixture's scoreline matrix. You can rebuild the whole grid for any pairing in the score-matrix calculator and watch how the mode moves as the expected goals shift — and notice the asymmetry between mirror scores like 1-0 and 0-1, which is home advantage made visible in a table.
Wondering where these probabilities come from? How the model works.
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