Private leagues
Tired of running a predictions league through spreadsheets? No more chasing everyone's scores down a WhatsApp thread, typing results in by hand, or rebuilding the table every Monday morning. Create a private league, share one invite link, and every prediction is scored automatically as the results come in — free, no entry fee, and nothing for you to maintain.
A private league doesn't box you into a separate competition. Your members play the same tournaments as everyone else — the Premier League, the Championship, whatever else is on — and your league is a lens you can put over the results whenever you want to see how the group is doing.
Anywhere the site shows you other players, you can narrow it to your league instead.
Pick your league from the leaderboard's league menu and the table becomes your members only, re-ranked 1st to last among themselves. It stacks with the week picker, so "who won this week?" is one more click — and the same filter works on the board for final-standings predictions.
Two modes sit next to that menu. Filter shows your league on its own. Highlight keeps the full public board and tints your members' rows, so you can see your mini-league and where you all sit against everyone else at the same time. Whichever you pick is remembered for next visit.
Predictions lock at kick-off, so from the first whistle every match page shows what everyone called. Filter that board to your league and you get your group's scorelines only, with the points moving as the goals go in — the bit a spreadsheet can never do.
Settle an argument properly: put your all-time record side by side with anyone else's. The player list can be trimmed to your league, so you're picking out your own players rather than scrolling past strangers.
Give it a name — the office, the group chat, the five-a-side team. That's the whole setup; there's nothing to configure and no season to build.
Every league gets one link. Anyone who opens it joins in a couple of taps — no sign-up forms to fill in for you, no adding people by hand. If you'd rather vet who gets in, switch on manual approval and requests queue for you instead.
Players predict exact scores before kick-off. Results arrive automatically, points land for getting the result right and more for nailing the scoreline, and the table reorders itself. You're a player in your own league, not its admin.
Yes — creating a league, joining one and playing all cost nothing. There's no entry fee, no per-player charge and no paid tier holding the useful parts back.
As many as you like — there's no cap on a league's size, so a work league of forty is as fine as a group chat of six. You can run and play in as many leagues as you want at once, which is how most people end up with one for their mates and one for the office.
No. That's the difference from a spreadsheet: nobody enters results, nobody maintains formulas, and there's no weekly job to forget. Scoring is the same for every league on the site, so there's nothing for anyone to dispute either.
No — a league's filtered table is members-only, and it's only reachable through your invite link. It won't show up for anyone you haven't sent it to.
It's what most private leagues here are. One link round the team, no money collected, no spreadsheet owner, and the "highlight" mode gives you the running office argument plus the wider table in one view. Predictions close at kick-off, so nobody can be accused of a late entry.
