Results

Every published call, scored against what actually happened — and how that compares with the bookmakers.

No matches have finished yet this season. The first results will appear here as soon as they do, and the race below will start filling in.

How this is scored

One question only: when a match had a winner, did we say who?

Drawn matches are not counted. A draw is not a failed winner-call, it is a match with no winner to call — so it leaves the sample for everyone at once.
A call is whichever side a forecast makes more likely, setting the draw aside. For a bookmaker that is the shorter price.
Everyone is scored on the same matches. If a bookmaker had no price for a fixture, that fixture leaves the race for all of them — otherwise you could look good by being absent from the hard ones.

This is the pub question, and it is the only one that can be asked identically of a model, a bookmaker and a newspaper columnist. It is not the rigorous one: a forecast can name winners well and still be badly calibrated. For that, the track record keeps the Brier score, which grades every probability against every outcome, draws included.