Football prediction leagues

Big predictions,
settled properly.

Think you know all? Time to prove it against your mates. One league, one scoreline each - settle the debate.

No downloads, no faff - just scan the QR code or enter the league code to join.
How it works

How to Join

  • A league can be anything - mates, a pub crowd, a team, an office, a club, a group chat.
  • Every league has its own code so only your people can join.
  • Each league plays one competition - Champions League, World Cup, Euros, FA Cup… your choice.
  • Join by scanning the League QR or entering the code - either way, you land in the right league.

How to Play

  • Competitions are split into Matchdays - each one is a round of fixtures you predict in one go.
  • You predict every scoreline in that round - all fixtures, all at once.
  • Matchdays open and close in preparation for kick-off - enough time to pick, no late advantages.
Scoring
5
Exact score
3
Right result
0
Miss
Watching together
2
Aggregate bonus
15
Winner
10
Boot
10
Glove
Leaderboard

Watch the leaderboard move as results roll in.

Your AI Pundit

All predictions get reviewed and previewed by your very own AI pundit.

Summaries of everyone's picks - who's gone bold, who's backed an outsider, where the consensus is leaning, and who's swimming against it. It's the quick read before kick-off and the debrief after.

Matchday 3 preview

Three games, three chances to rearrange everything - and the good news for the chasing pack is that nothing at the top is settled yet. Alex Rowe sits second, five behind, and has been metronomic about it: 15, then 10, then 12. One night out of that comfort zone and the gap closes in a single evening.

Jo Tanner held third last round and is three off second, so a decent call at the Bernabéu could mean leapfrogging into the runner-up spot before the late game has even kicked off. And Chris Maddox, bottom on 20 and thirty-two adrift, is the one player here with nothing left to protect - which is exactly the sort of round where somebody stops hedging and picks 3-1.

Real Madrid v Barcelonapreview

The one everybody has an opinion about, and it shows: nobody in the league has landed on the same scoreline as anybody else.

Sam Kettle: Real Madrid 2-1 Alex Rowe: Draw 1-1 Jo Tanner: Real Madrid 3-1 Nadia Okafor: Barcelona 2-0 Chris Maddox: Barcelona 3-1

Three for the home side, two against, and a lone draw from the player who has most to lose from one. Nadia Okafor is the only one backing Barcelona to keep a clean sheet, which is a bold place to be with a Golden Glove pick already gone.

Leagues running now

Tap a league to join it. You'll need its code - ask whoever runs it, or scan the code where it's displayed.

Want your own league?

A league of your own with its own code, whether that's a pub, a five-a-side team, an office or twelve mates who argue about football. Somewhere with a screen gets the double-points check-in as well, which is a decent reason to watch together.

Goes straight to hello@guestleague.co.uk. We only use your address to reply.

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