PL Predictor 2026/27

How PL Predictor works

Pick every Premier League scoreline before kick-off

Every gameweek you predict the exact final score of all ten Premier League fixtures. Picks lock when the first match of the gameweek kicks off. You can change them as many times as you like right up to that lock time, so a mid-week team-news change is never punishing.

Scoring: exact, result, and the Jackpot

  • 5 points for an exact scoreline (e.g. you called 2–1, it finished 2–1)
  • 2 points for the correct result (right winner or a called draw, wrong scoreline)
  • Jackpot match: nominate one fixture per gameweek and any points on that match double. Pick the game you're most confident on, or the one you think everyone else will miss.

Points settle as soon as the referee blows the final whistle on each match. No manual scoring, no waiting.

Solo play, or start a mini-league

You can play solo — every solo predictor competes on one overall leaderboard for the season, plus a monthly Manager of the Month. Or start a mini-league and get five mates in: as soon as the league hits five members it qualifies for the weekly £100 Master Mini-League race and the £1,000 season pot.

Mini-leagues score on weekly average. That means a league you start today competes on level terms with any league that's been running since GW1. Qualification cutoff is Friday 21 November — anything up until then still plays for the same prizes.

Prizes for the 2026/27 season

  • £100 every week to the top mini-league on the Master board
  • £1,000 season pot to the top mini-league at year-end
  • £50 every month to the top solo player (Manager of the Month)
  • £500 season pot to the top solo player at year-end

Every prize is real cash paid direct to the winning player's bank or PayPal. No vouchers, no site credit, and there's no gambling stake — PL Predictor is free to play throughout.

Ready to play?

Sign up in one tap with Google or an email address, pick your scorelines for the next gameweek, and share your mini-league link with mates.

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