No squad. No transfers.
Just the score.
Predict. Compete. Gloat.
Fixtures, scorelines, leagues, and a group chat that never lets it go. Create a league, share the code, and your friends are in before the next kickoff.
Classic or Head-to-Head.
Cumulative points across the season, or a different opponent every week where you only need to beat the one person in front of you. Can't decide? Run both, off a single set of predictions.
Choose a scoring system
that suits you.
Fixed — every match worth the same. Risk & Reward — more points for the scorelines nobody saw coming. Play the Odds — a hundred points a week, spent however you like.
Predict the scores.
Use what you know to call the week's fixtures. Lean on AI Insights, league positions and recent form if you want the help.
Or just guess. Works more often than it should.
Feeling confident?
Prove it.
Sometimes you just know your prediction is going to come in. You can feel it. Play your Joker on that fixture for double points.
Big fish, or small pond?
Top of your league is one thing. See how your league itself measures up against all the others — and be ready to find out whether you're pulling your weight, or you're the dead weight.
Not just football.
Same game, different sports. Predict the outcome, back your judgement, argue about it for the rest of the week.
NFLAmerican football
CricketTests & limited overs
GolfTournamentsCompetitions
Pick your competition.
Run a league on whichever competition your group actually watches. More being added each season.
League formats
Season-long grind, weekly grudge match, or both.
Points stack up all season
TimelessThe points you score each week get added to your total, and your total decides your place in the league. Simple, cumulative, and the format everyone already understands.
Let's get personal
Win 3 · Draw 1 · Loss 0Head-to-Head sits on top of that. Each week you're drawn against one other player, and the higher score takes three points. A draw is worth one.
You might have had a great week — your best points total of the season — and still lose, because you came up against a team that also had one of those weeks.
It's the format that stops a strong player disappearing over the horizon, especially in ladder mode, where fixtures are arranged between players near each other in the standings.
Odd number of players? Whoever's spare plays the Ghost — the league's median score — so nobody gets a free week off.
Run both at once
Two tablesOne set of predictions feeds your season table and your weekly head-to-head. Two ways to win, twice as much to argue about.
Predict once
In five leagues? Still one set of predictions (if you want).
Enter your scores once on the Fixtures screen and they apply to every league you're in for that competition. Family league, work league, the other work league, the golf lot — all covered by the same set of calls.
Want something different in one league? Open that league and predict inside it. A league prediction always takes priority, and anything you haven't overridden is pulled through from your global card — marked From Global so you can always see which is which.
Three ways to score
Keep it simple, or turn it up a notch
Pick a scoring system that suits your league.
Fixed
Every match counts the same. Nail the exact score and you're rewarded properly; get the result right and you still bank something.
Risk & Reward
Points scale with how unlikely your call was. Back the favourite for a modest return, or call the upset and fly up the table.
Play the Odds
A hundred points a week and you decide where they go. Spread them across the card, or put forty on the 3–3 you can feel coming.
Have a go
What's a brave call actually worth?
Arsenal are at home to Wolves. Move the score around and watch the three systems disagree about what your prediction is worth.
Predict 2–0 and Fixed pays best. Predict 1–3 and it doesn't come close.
Change the score. Watch what a brave call is worth.
The same team, two boards
Second on Fixed. Fifth on Risk & Reward.
Ascot Alliterators made exactly the same predictions on both. On Fixed they're near the top; on Risk & Reward the people who took chances have gone past them.
That's the point of having three. The scoring system isn't a setting — it decides what being good at this actually means.
Pop-up bonus points competitions
A chance to earn extra points and move up the league.
Competitions that appear alongside the main game. Some last a single gameweek, some run all season. Points feed straight back into your league table.
A few examples of what might turn up
Predict the final table
Drag all twenty clubs into the order you think they'll finish. Lock it in during August, then spend nine months defending it.
First goalscorer
Pick who opens the scoring in a featured match. Including the option nobody ever takes: no goalscorer at all.
Minute of the first goal
Turns the opening twenty minutes into something worth watching the clock for.
These are only examples — new ones appear through the season, and what's running depends on the fixtures.
Beyond your league
Big fish, or small pond?
You've seen off Brenda from Accounts and Barry from IT. Fair play. But is your league any good, and are you carrying it or being carried?
Rank your league
Put your league up against every other league playing the same competition.
Rank yourself
Your predictions against everyone on SCORACLE, on each scoring system. No hiding behind Barry.
Somewhere to gloat
Built into every league, so the abuse lives next to the evidence instead of in a WhatsApp group.
Your form
Track your performance. Admire your awards.
Where you've placed after every gameweek, how accurate your predictions have been, and which way the graph is heading. Useful when you're climbing. Less so when you aren't.
Pick up Manager of the Week or Manager of the Month and the badge sits on your profile until somebody takes it off you.
As it stands · live
Saturday, 4:20pm. Everything still to play for.
Flick on the live table and see where you'd finish if every match ended right now. Positions move as the goals go in.
And if your league has cash-out switched on, you can bank partial points on a prediction that's looking likely rather than watching a late equaliser take the lot.
Predict. Compete. Gloat.
Free to play. Set up a league, share the code, and let the group chat do the rest.