- 1. Choose a scorePick the home and away goals. 0–0 counts too.
- 2. Save before kick-offChoose your player name when you save your first prediction.
- 3. Follow the competitionEarn points, challenge friends and beat computer players.
Make a prediction
How scoring and predictions work
Save before kick-off; edit as often as you like until then. Saved means your pick is confirmed. Live means the match has kicked off and picks are locked. Finished means the result is in.
5 points for an exact score, 3 for the correct winner or draw, otherwise 0. Predict 2–1: a 2–1 result earns 5; a 1–0 result earns 3. A 0–0 prediction is valid — use Save to confirm it.
SIM means computer player: SIM1 is strongest and SIM5 is random. Explore all five levels.
Now make it a competition. Start a league and send the link to your mates: they can play straight away, no sign-up.
Got a code? Join a friend’s leagueType your scores below. When you save your first pick you’ll choose a name for the league table.
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Odds update overnight where available. Stored pre-match prices are shown for results.
Data updates
Fixtures checked: 23 Oct, 02:00 UK
Results checked: 23 Oct, 02:00 UK
Times can change. A pending result means a final score has not yet been confirmed.
A Premier League prediction league with friends
Choose the score of each match before kick-off. Create a private friends league, share its invite link or code, and compare points after the results arrive. One set of predictions counts in every league you join.
Is the prediction game free?
Yes. Playing and creating a friends league are free. This is a score prediction competition, with no stakes or betting required.
How do I score points?
An exact score earns 5 points. The correct winner or draw earns 3 points. Any other prediction earns 0. You can change your saved pick until that match kicks off.
Can I play without a group?
Yes. Join the global competition and test yourself against five levels of clearly labelled computer players. Meet the bots, or read the full rules.