What are fans predicting for this week's matches?

As of 9 August 2026, BeTeam fans have submitted 1,072 predictions on upcoming matches; 5 of those matches have passed the 25-prediction threshold and are published below. The strongest consensus right now is Hull City v Manchester United, where 97% of 34 fans expect a Manchester United win. Every match below shows the full home/draw/away split, the most-predicted scoreline, and how many people predicted it.

Is this betting tips or odds?

No. BeTeam publishes what its own users predict — a crowd measurement, not a recommendation. There are no odds, no stakes, no bookmakers and no tips anywhere on this page or in the BeTeam app, which is a free, money-free prediction game for private friend leagues.

How accurate is the fan crowd?

Measurably decent, and well calibrated. In BeTeam’s study of 194,812 World Cup 2026 predictions, the crowd consensus picked the correct outcome 66% of the time, and matches where the crowd was more confident really did end that way more often. Individually, fans hit the exact score 10.3% of the time.

How often is this page updated?

This page is regenerated automatically from live BeTeam data, at least twice a week during the season. It was last updated on 9 August 2026. Matches disappear from the table once they kick off, because predictions lock at kickoff.

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Fan Consensus: what thousands of fans predict for this week's matches

Name: BeTeam fan consensus for upcoming matches
Creator: BeTeam
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As of 9 August 2026, BeTeam fans have submitted 1,072 predictions on upcoming matches; 5 of those matches have passed the 25-prediction threshold and are published below. The strongest agreement on the board right now: 97% of the 34 fans who have predicted Hull City v Manchester United expect a Manchester United win. This is crowd data, not tipping — BeTeam publishes no odds, no stakes and no recommendations.

How to read this page

Each row is one upcoming match. The three percentage columns are the share of fans predicting a home win, a draw, or an away win; they are shares of real submitted predictions, not probabilities from a model. The "most-predicted score" column is the single scoreline the crowd picked most often, with the share that picked it. "Fans" is the number of people whose predictions are in that row — a match is only published once at least 25 people have predicted it, and predictions lock at kickoff, so nothing here is retrofitted after the fact.

Premier League

Across 4 upcoming Premier League matches, the strongest agreement is on Arsenal v Coventry City: 92% of the 48 fans who have predicted it expect a Arsenal win, and the most-predicted scoreline is 2-0.

Match	Kickoff	Home	Draw	Away	Most-predicted score	Fans
Arsenal v Coventry City	Fri 21 Aug, 19:00 UTC	92%	6%	2%	2-0 (33%)	48
Hull City v Manchester United	Sat 22 Aug, 11:30 UTC	3%	0%	97%	0-2 (41%)	34
Ipswich Town v Sunderland	Sat 22 Aug, 14:00 UTC	17%	40%	43%	1-1 (30%)	30
Nottingham Forest v Leeds United	Sat 22 Aug, 14:00 UTC	56%	22%	22%	2-1 (22%)	27

Israeli Premier League

Across 1 upcoming Israeli Premier League match, the strongest agreement is on Hapoel Tel Aviv v Beitar Jerusalem: 63% of the 30 fans who have predicted it expect a Beitar Jerusalem win, and the most-predicted scoreline is 1-2.

Match	Kickoff	Home	Draw	Away	Most-predicted score	Fans
Hapoel Tel Aviv v Beitar Jerusalem	Sat 22 Aug, 16:00 UTC	7%	30%	63%	1-2 (27%)	30

How accurate is the crowd?

Good enough to be interesting, and honest about its blind spots. In BeTeam's study of 194,812 World Cup 2026 predictions, the crowd consensus picked the correct outcome 66% of the time and was well calibrated: matches where more fans agreed really did finish that way more often. The crowd's weakness is draws — fans predicted them roughly half as often as they actually happen. The full analysis, with downloadable data, is in how accurate football fans really are.

This is not betting tips

BeTeam is a free social prediction game for private friend leagues, with no real money anywhere in it: no deposits, no odds, no stakes, no cash prizes. This page reports what our players predicted, in the same way a poll reports what respondents said. It contains no recommendation to bet, and BeTeam is not a sportsbook. If you want to play, you predict for points and a leaderboard among people you know.

Method and limitations

Population. Every non-autofill score prediction submitted by a BeTeam user on a match that has not yet kicked off. Auto-filled predictions (generated when someone misses a deadline) are excluded.
Threshold. A match appears only once at least 25 people have predicted it. The count is printed in every row so you can weigh it yourself; early in a week the samples are smaller than late in it.
Self-selected crowd. These are BeTeam users, who skew towards the competitions their friend groups follow — not a representative sample of all football fans.
Refresh. The page is regenerated from live data at least twice a week; matches drop off once they kick off.
Privacy. Aggregate only. No individual prediction, user or private league is ever published.

Download this week's data

Free to reuse with attribution (CC BY 4.0). Cite as: BeTeam Fan Consensus, 9 August 2026, https://beteamapp.com/fan-consensus/

Fan consensus (JSON) — one object per match, plus run metadata.
Fan consensus (CSV) — the table above, machine-readable.

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