How it works
How Scoring Works
Predict the score and goalscorers. Points are awarded for accuracy — exact scores pay the most. Extra time and penalty shootouts never count.
1. Match Result
You predicted the exact final scoreline — e.g. predicted 2-1, actual 2-1.
You got the outcome right but missed the exact scoreline.
The predicted outcome does not match the actual result.
do not stack. You receive either +10 (exact) or +3 (correct result) — never both.
2. Goalscorer — Base Points
Points per scorer pick, based on how many goals that player actually scores in regulation time. Picks are scored independently.
Player scores once in regulation.
Player scores twice — +1 pt added on top of the first goal.
Player scores 3 or more goals. Maximum 4 base pts per pick.
If the predicted player scores only into their own net, the pick earns 0 pts.
If the player never enters the pitch (confirmed by lineup data), the pick is voided — no base pts, no modifiers.
When official lineup data is unavailable, scorer picks are given the benefit of the doubt and are not voided for non-participation.
3. Match Conditions
Full-time only
Only goals and events in regular time (90 minutes + stoppage time) count. Extra time and penalty shootouts are excluded.
Prediction lock
Predictions lock at kickoff. You cannot edit or submit after the match has started.
Lineup data
Official starting lineups are fetched approximately 20 minutes before kickoff. The scorer picker updates automatically once lineup data is confirmed — players not in the starting eleven or on the bench are marked accordingly.
Scoring delay
Points are calculated automatically once the match is marked final — typically within minutes of the full-time whistle.