Football Predictions — Today
Kickoff times, model picks and confidence for 84 upcoming fixtures. Tap any match for the full preview, xG model and head-to-head.
Today's fixtures
2 matches
Toulouse FC
Lille OSC
Real Sociedad de Fútbol
RC Celta de Vigo
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- FC Schalke 04 vs FC Bayern München First Half Over 0.5 Goals: 1H Over 0.5 (90.6%)
- GD Estoril Praia vs FC Arouca Over 2.5 Match Yellow Cards: Over 2.5 Cards (84.2%)
- CD Santa Clara vs Rio Ave FC Over 2.5 Match Yellow Cards: Over 2.5 Cards (84%)
- CS Marítimo vs Sport Lisboa e Benfica First Half Over 0.5 Goals: 1H Over 0.5 (83.9%)
- AFC Ajax vs PSV Both Teams To Score (GG): GG (Yes) (65.7%)
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Using the fixture board FAQ
How often are the fixtures and predictions updated? ▼
The fixture list is re-ingested and every prediction recalculated each time the pipeline runs. A fixture stops accepting new predictions once it kicks off, so what you see against an upcoming match is always a call made before the game, never after it.
What does the percentage next to each fixture mean? ▼
It is the modelled probability that the pick shown beside it is correct — not a hit rate and not a guarantee. A board full of 70% picks is expected to lose roughly three times in ten; that is the model working as intended rather than failing.
Do I need to pay to see the predictions on this page? ▼
No. The headline pick and its confidence are shown free for every fixture on this board. A PRO subscription unlocks the full multi-market breakdown on each match page and picks #4–#10 on the Top 10 lists.
How are the predictions settled and graded? ▼
Every pick is settled from the 90-minute score once the result lands — extra time and penalties are ignored. Wins and losses are both published on the track record page; the overall settled figure currently stands at 58.6%.
Predictions by market
A match winner pick backs one named team to win the game outright. This list ranks the ten upcoming fixtures where the model gives one side the highest chance of doing that — home wins and away wins only, because the draw is a separate outcome and is covered on the match preview rather than here.
Over 2.5 goals means the two teams combine for three goals or more. This list ranks the ten upcoming fixtures where the model has the strongest view on that line — normally high-scoring attacks, open defences, or leagues whose baseline goal rate runs above average.
Both Teams To Score — GG on most coupons — asks only whether each side finds the net at least once. Who wins is irrelevant, which is why the list often prefers two mid-table attacking sides over a one-sided fixture between a giant and a defensive minnow.
This market asks a single question: will there be at least one goal before half time, by either team? It is the shortest question on the site, which is why the list is ranked against a much higher bar than the others.
This list backs a named team to be ahead when the half-time whistle goes. It is not a bet on the final result: a side can lead at the break, lose the match, and the pick still wins.
Most Scoring Half asks which period of the match contains more goals: the first half, the second half, or neither, when both halves produce the same number. All goals by both teams are counted together, so this is a bet on the shape of the game rather than on who wins it.
This market counts every corner awarded to both teams across the match. Over 8.5 means nine or more. Corner volume tracks territory rather than quality, so the model favours attacking sides that spend the game pushing a deep-lying opponent back.
This market counts the yellow cards shown to both teams across the match. Over 2.5 means three or more. Booking volume is driven by how a fixture is refereed and how often the two sides foul, which is why derbies and relegation matches sit near the top of the list.
