Updated October 2026: we’ve re-checked every site on this list. We’ve removed one site that has stopped updating and added three.
Most football bets are still placed on gut feeling. A good prediction site won’t make you a winner, but it gives you form, stats and a reasoned pick to test your hunch against. We went through the best-known free football prediction sites in October 2026 to see which are still active, what they offer and where the catches are.
How we chose
Every site below was live and publishing football tips for the current week when we checked it. We looked at four things:
- how many leagues and markets it covers
- whether the reasoning behind a tip is shown, or just the pick
- how much is free and how much sits behind a paywall
- how hard the site pushes bookmaker offers
We don’t publish win rates. Most sites only report their own, and we can’t verify them.
1. FootballPredictions.com
FootballPredictions.com is the most complete free option for UK-focused punters. It’s run by AdBrothers in Amsterdam and has been going since 2015.
- Coverage: English football from the Premier League down to League Two, the FA Cup and EFL Cup, Europe’s top leagues and the European club competitions.
- Markets: accas, both teams to score, over/under goals, correct score, goalscorers, cards, corners and handicaps.
- Reasoning: previews set out the reasoning, with xG, head-to-head records and team news.
- Cost: no registration needed.
Catch: bookmaker offers are everywhere, although they’re clearly labelled as ads.
2. PredictZ
PredictZ is one of the longest-running prediction sites, and it’s still one of the fastest to scan. Every fixture gets a predicted score and a home/draw/away call, laid out day by day up to a week ahead.
- Coverage: the Premier League and European competitions down to lower leagues in South America, Africa and Scandinavia.
- Extras: ready-made accumulators, correct score, both teams to score and over 2.5 goals lists, plus results and stats.
- Cost: free.
Catch: picks are short, so there’s little explanation behind each score.
3. FreeSuperTips
FreeSuperTips is built around accumulators and bet builders, with a clean layout that works well on a phone.
- Coverage: the Premier League down to League Two, the Scottish Premiership, Europe’s top five leagues and MLS.
- Markets: both teams to score, over 2.5 goals, anytime scorer and correct score.
- Extras: a free weekly email.
- Cost: free.
Catch: heavy promotion of bookmaker offers.
4. Mr Fixit’s Tips
Mr Fixit’s Tips has been publishing free betting tips since 2010.
- Daily tips: a Bet of the Day, accas, goals accas, both teams to score and bet builders.
- Coverage: the Premier League, EFL, Scottish football, the big European leagues and the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League.
- Beyond football: racing, golf and tennis.
Best for: punters who want a tipster’s opinion rather than a raw data feed. Each pick comes with a write-up explaining the thinking. It also runs regular features, such as a long-running betting challenge, that make it easy to follow day to day.
5. Sports Mole
Sports Mole isn’t a tipping site as such, but its match previews are among the most useful free resources around.
- Each preview: team news, possible line-ups and a predicted score.
- Coverage: the EFL, Europe’s top leagues, the European competitions and more, from Portugal and Turkey to MLS and South America.
Best for: doing your homework before you back anything. Sports Mole concentrates on team news and line-ups rather than betting markets, so it’s the place to check who’s actually playing. Use its score prediction as a starting point for your own picks.
6. SportyTrader
SportyTrader has been running since 2005 and now publishes in several languages.
- Format: each tip is written as a proper match preview that ends in a suggested bet.
- Coverage: the Championship and League One, MLS and the Saudi Pro League, plus all the major leagues and European competitions.
- Extras: an odds converter, a betting calculator and a team comparison tool, plus iOS and Android apps.
Catch: the international version promotes bookmakers that aren’t licensed in the UK, so UK readers should use its UK pages.
7. SoccerVista
SoccerVista is a veteran of the prediction scene, now run by Livesport, the Czech company behind Flashscore.
- Layout: tips are listed by league and day.
- Markets: match result, over/under 2.5 goals and both teams to score.
- Extras: form and head-to-head stats, and a Telegram channel for updates.
Catch: ad slots and “claim” buttons aren’t always clearly labelled, and the site isn’t aimed at UK punters.
8. Football Whispers
Football Whispers made its name with a transfer rumour index and now publishes match predictions and a daily Bet of the Day alongside its transfer coverage.
Best for: punters who follow the transfer market as closely as the fixtures. It combines match predictions with transfer news and in-depth betting guides, so you get the bigger picture around a club as well as the pick for its next game.
9. Betensured
Betensured is a Nigeria-based site that claims coverage of more than 200 leagues. It has tips across match result, goals, both teams to score, correct score, half-time/full-time, corners and cards, with stats linked from each match.
Catch:
- a lot of the content needs a login or a paid VIP plan;
- it uses “sure” and “guaranteed” language, which no prediction can live up to;
- it promotes bookmakers that aren’t licensed in the UK.
10. Tips180
Tips180 publishes free daily football tips across the European competitions and top leagues.
- Markets: double chance, over/under, both teams to score, correct score and half-time/full-time.
- Paid tiers: rollover and banker plans.
- Updates: via Telegram and WhatsApp.
Catch: it’s aimed at African markets, and its accuracy claims aren’t independently verified.
Dropped from this list
Victorspredict had no current tips when we checked.
The bottom line
The best prediction sites are built on statistics and historical data. They can sharpen your thinking, but none of them can take the risk out of betting.
- Use them to check your own reading of a game rather than to follow picks blindly.
- Be wary of any site promising “sure” wins.
- In the UK, only bet with bookmakers licensed by the Gambling Commission.
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