League One
England
League One (England) predictions this week
12 matches with a checked prediction: the model's most likely call, its chance and the bookmaker's price. Every league is on the mathematical predictions board.
- Result called right
- 40%
- Home-win baseline
- 48.6%
- Settled matches
- 35
- Over/under 2.5 right
- 54.3%
Saturday, 14 November 2026
League One
12 matches
- Wycombe Wanderers vs Huddersfield TownBoth teams to score: Yes60%
1.57 - Wigan Athletic vs BarnsleyBoth teams to score: Yes58%
1.50 - Stockport County vs ReadingStockport County to win57%
1.80 - Stevenage vs Mansfield TownBoth teams to score: Yes52%
1.75 - Sheffield Wednesday vs Plymouth ArgyleBoth teams to score: Yes55%
1.50 - Peterborough United vs Oxford UnitedBoth teams to score: Yes55%
1.50 - Milton Keynes Dons vs Burton AlbionMilton Keynes Dons to win59%
1.61 - Luton Town vs Cambridge UnitedUnder 2.5 goals55%
2.35 - Leicester City vs Bradford CityBoth teams to score: Yes57%
1.61 - Doncaster Rovers vs Leyton OrientBoth teams to score: Yes54%
1.61 - Bromley vs Notts CountyUnder 2.5 goals59%
2.00 - AFC Wimbledon vs BlackpoolBoth teams to score: Yes54%
1.66
Record: matches in this league from the last 180 days whose prediction was written before kick-off, settled on the 90-minute score. A hit rate is not a profit; see how the model is judged on its track record.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are these League One (England) predictions made?
A goals model gives each side an expected number of goals from its recent attack and defence, then works out the chance of every result. Each League One (England) match shows the model's single most likely call across the result, over/under 2.5 goals and both teams to score, beside the bookmaker's price.
Why are some League One (England) matches missing?
Only matches whose prediction can be checked against a bookmaker price, and sits within 15 points of it, are listed. A bigger gap usually means the model is missing team news, so the match is left out rather than shown with a number nobody should trust.
How accurate are the League One (England) predictions?
Over the last 180 days the model's most likely result was right in 40% of 35 League One (England) matches. Always backing the home side would have been right 48.6% of the time, which is the number to judge it against.