Premier League Results
Every result from last matchday, with the call we published still attached. Five of eight landed. The 3 that did not are shown exactly as they settled, because removing them would make the record meaningless.
- Matchday 5, settled automatically against the final score.
- 5 of 8 landed, a 62.5 percent strike rate on this matchday.
- Losses stay published. That is what the accuracy record is built from.
Premier League Results
Settled predictions from the last seven days, kept on the record after the final whistle.
About Premier League Results and Our Settled Record
Why losing predictions stay published, and how settlement works
This page shows every Premier League result from the last matchday with the prediction we published still attached to it. Five of eight landed. The three that did not are shown exactly as they settled, because removing them would make the strike rate meaningless.
How Settlement Works
Each prediction is settled automatically against the confirmed final score from the data feed. Nobody marks a prediction by hand, and no result can be edited after the fact. A selection either landed or it did not, and the verdict beside each fixture is computed rather than entered. That is the mechanism the whole accuracy record depends on.
Why a Losing Matchday Is Normal
A matchday at 62.5 percent looks disappointing next to the marketing on most prediction sites, and it should not. If the average call on a card is rated 62 percent, then five from eight is very close to exactly what the model expects. A site claiming 95 percent accuracy across a season is either counting selectively or not publishing the misses. Ours are all here.
Where to Go Next
Next matchday's fixtures are already rated, the league table reflects these results, and the full accuracy record carries 30, 90 and 365 day strike rates broken down by competition and by probability band.
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions we are asked most about this page.