Editorial policy

Prediction conclusions should follow the match evidence. Advertising, affiliate commissions, subscription status and relationships with betting operators must not determine a pick, market or confidence assessment. Commercial links should be identifiable and governed by our Affiliate Disclosure.

We use structured football-data providers and information stored for the relevant fixture, competition and teams. Time-sensitive claims should be tied to available data and its freshness. We do not present a failed or unavailable feed as proof that no injuries, suspensions or other events exist.

• Use evidence relevant to the fixture and recommended market.
• Distinguish facts, estimates and analytical opinion.
• Avoid fabricated statistics, team news, quotations or sources.
• Use confidence consistently and never as a promise.
• Acknowledge material uncertainty and contradictory signals.
• Keep a settled record rather than quietly removing unsuccessful published picks.

We also do not describe betting as reliable income, an investment or a way to recover losses.

Upcoming-fixture information may be updated when material facts change. Clear factual errors should be corrected promptly once verified. A correction should not rewrite the historical outcome of a published pick or disguise its settlement. Where a material change affects meaning, the page should make the update understandable.

Use the verified channel on our Contact page. Include the page URL, the exact statement or data point, why it appears wrong and a reliable supporting source if available. We review good-faith reports; disagreement with a prediction alone is not evidence of a factual error.

Contributors and decision-makers should disclose material commercial or personal interests relevant to content. Where a conflict cannot be managed transparently, the person concerned should not control the analytical conclusion.

Risk information should be visible and proportionate to the content. We do not target minors or encourage chasing losses, borrowing or unaffordable stakes. See our Responsible Gambling guidance.