These are tomorrow’s 1X2 predictions. The 1X2 bet is about the result of the match: 1 for the home side, X for a draw and 2 for the away side. For each match the table shows the chances of the three results and a predicted score.
The table comes from an outside provider and we show it as published. Looking a day ahead helps you plan, but it also means team news hasn’t landed yet. The notes below explain what kind of match you’re looking at and what scores usually come with it.
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What can change before the match
Tomorrow’s table is built on what is known today. Injuries, suspensions and line-ups usually become clear on the day, often only an hour before kick-off, and none of that is in a prediction made a day earlier. If you’re looking at a strong pick, check the news in the morning. A favourite that loses its best player is a weaker favourite, and the table can’t show that.
New fixtures also keep being added, so a short list tonight may be longer by the morning.
Four kinds of match, four kinds of score
Rather than guessing a score from scratch, it helps to ask what kind of match you’re looking at. We split 14,617 league matches played between July 2024 and October 2026 into four types, using the bookmakers’ average prices with the margin removed, and counted the final scores.
| Type of match | Matches | Home / draw / away | Goals | Commonest scores |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strong home favourite (65%+) | 1,293 | 78% / 16% / 6% | 3.24 | 2-0, 3-0, 1-0, 2-1 |
| Moderate home favourite (50% to 65%) | 3,205 | 58% / 24% / 18% | 2.80 | 1-0, 2-1, 1-1, 2-0 |
| Even match (no result above 42%) | 4,465 | 36% / 29% / 35% | 2.56 | 1-1, 1-0, 1-2, 0-1 |
| Away favourite (55%+) | 941 | 12% / 21% / 67% | 2.97 | 0-1, 1-2, 0-2, 1-1 |
The pattern is simple once you see it. The stronger the favourite, the more goals the match has and the more likely the winning score is two or three goals clear. The more even the match, the more 1-1 takes over.
Strong home favourites
When the home side is rated 65% or more, the four commonest scores are almost level: 2-0 (11.9%), 3-0 (11.8%), 1-0 (11.3%) and 2-1 (10.1%). None is an obvious pick. The home side wins about four times in five, but you still can’t tell which score. The best advice is to pick the one that fits the other signals in the table, such as the goals figure.
Even matches
When the bookmakers couldn’t separate the sides, 1-1 was the commonest score at 14.2%, ahead of 1-0 (10.2%). Almost three in ten of these matches ended level. If a row in the table shows three close percentages, a predicted score of 1-0 or 0-1 is a choice between three roughly equal results, and 1-1 deserves a look.
Away favourites
An away favourite rated at 55% or more won 67% of the time. The commonest scores were 0-1 (13.4%), 1-2 (11.2%) and 0-2 (10.9%). The home team still drew 21% of these matches and won 12%. Wins by a single goal made up 57% of all away wins in our sample, so a narrow 0-1 or 1-2 is more likely than a big margin.
When the likeliest scores are nearly level
A moderate home favourite, rated 50% to 65%, is the commonest kind of match after the even game. The home side won 58% of them and the draw came in at 24%. Yet look at the scores: 1-0 (12.3%), 2-1 (11.5%) and 1-1 (10.6%) are within two points of each other, with 2-0 on 8.6%.
That’s why a predicted score in a match like this isn’t worth much on its own. If the table says 1-0, a 2-1 or a 1-1 is almost as likely. The result column does a better job. It tells you the home side is a reasonable favourite and that it avoids defeat about four times in five.
Draw protection
If you want to avoid the draw, look at double chance. When the bookmakers’ prices put the home win or draw at 80% to 90%, it landed 86% of the time over 2,406 matches. The draw or away win at 80% to 90% landed 87.5% of the time, over 752. Neither is a score prediction, but they show how often a favourite avoids defeat.
Five rules we follow
- Decide what type of match it is first. Strong favourite, moderate favourite, even or away favourite.
- Choose the score that fits the type. 1-1 for even matches, 2-0 or 1-0 for strong home sides.
- Don’t predict big away wins. Away favourites won by one goal more than half the time.
- Check the news on the day. The table can’t see a late injury.
- Keep stakes small. The commonest score in any of these groups is only about 12% to 14%.
Common mistakes
The first mistake is giving a strong favourite a 3-0 because “they should hammer them”. It’s one of four scores with almost the same chance.
The second is overlooking the away win. An away favourite won two matches in three, so it’s no surprise when it happens, but the winning scores are narrow.
The third is treating a draw as an afterthought. In even matches, nearly one in three ended level.
Questions about tomorrow’s 1X2
How far ahead are fixtures published? Usually a few days, and the list for the next day fills up as leagues confirm their kick-off times.
Why do predictions change overnight? Because new results and new fixtures change the numbers behind them.
What’s the commonest score in an even match? 1-1, at 14% of those matches.
What’s the commonest score when the home side is a strong favourite? 2-0 or 3-0, at about 12% each.
Is an away win less likely than a home win? Yes. Home wins were 43% of matches and away wins 30%.
Can I see today’s and the weekend’s matches? Yes, on the 1X2 today page and the weekend page. For goals, try over and under 2.5 for tomorrow.
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