League One Predictions, Fixtures & Fan Picks | CalledItMate
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League One Predictions, Fixtures & Fan Picks
Make your own live League One predictions - not tipster picks. Call the score, the next goalscorer and the next team to score, and earn points the second you're right.
Correct scoreLocks at kick-off
Next goalscorerLive, after every goal
Next team to scoreLive, after every goal
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Pick a League One fixture and lock in your score before kick-off.
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League One on CalledItMate
CalledItMate players have made 1,194 predictions on 267 League One matches. The most-called score is 2-1, picked 76 times, and 9.8% of correct score predictions have landed exactly. Those matches have averaged 2.7 goals a game.
1,194Predictions made
71Players
267Matches covered
9.8%Exact scores called
About League One
League One is the third tier of English football and one of the busiest, most unpredictable leagues anywhere. It regularly holds clubs with major histories and huge supports working their way back up: Leicester City, Sheffield Wednesday, Luton Town and Reading have all played at this level recently, alongside sides making their first climb into the Football League's upper half. The season is a long one, with a Saturday-and-midweek rhythm and a fixture list that punishes thin squads. Form swings hard, favourites drop points constantly, and that volatility makes League One one of the more rewarding competitions for correct score predictions.
How to Predict League One Matches
League One took its current name in 2004, when the Football League renamed its divisions, but the tier itself carries decades of history as the old Third and Second Division. Two clubs go up automatically and the rest of the promotion places are settled by a play-off that ends at Wembley, a match routinely described as one of the most valuable in football because of what promotion to the Championship is worth. At the other end the relegation fight into League Two is just as unforgiving, so meaningful fixtures run from August right through to the final week.
The top two clubs go up to the Championship automatically, and the sides finishing below them in the promotion places enter a play-off, with two-legged semi-finals followed by a single final at Wembley. Relegation runs the other way into League Two. Because so many clubs stay in contention for either fight until late in the season, League One fixtures rarely go dead, which keeps the goalscorer and next team to score markets live right through the run-in.
When are League One matches played?
The standard slot is Saturday at 15:00 UK time, with a heavy programme of Tuesday and Wednesday evening fixtures through the season and the traditional Boxing Day and New Year matches. Selected games are moved for television. CalledItMate shows every kick-off in your local time zone and opens each fixture for predictions as soon as it falls inside the current prize week, so a full Saturday card gives you plenty of matches to work through in a single afternoon.
Why is League One hard to predict?
Squads are smaller, loan players arrive and leave, and the fixture congestion means a side that won 3-0 on the Saturday can lose at home on the Tuesday. League tables lie more here than in the top flight. That is exactly why it pays on CalledItMate: points land the instant the game confirms your call, so calling an away side or an unfancied striker in a scrappy midweek fixture is worth the same as calling an obvious result, and the weekly prize leaderboard rewards volume as much as caution.
What is the most predicted League One score?
On CalledItMate it is 2-1, picked 76 times out of 336 correct score predictions on finished League One matches. Only 9.8% of those predictions landed exactly, which is why an exact score is worth the most points.
Can I win money predicting League One matches?
Yes. £15 and £10 across the top two on the weekly leaderboard, and your League One points count toward it. There is no entry fee, no deposit and nothing staked - it is free to play.
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