FootballBettingHub
Fixtures, tables, stats and tools for six leagues, on one page. What is on next, how each market works, and what your bet pays before you place it.
Coming up
The next round in the Premier League and the Championship. It comes from our own fixtures data, so it moves on by itself as games are played. Every row with a match preview links to it. All kick-off times are UK time.
Premier League
Sat 10 Oct
- 12:30
ArsenalvLeeds
Preview - 15:00
ChelseavBournemouth
Preview - 15:00
IpswichvFulham
Preview - 15:00
Aston VillavBrentford
Preview - 15:00
SunderlandvBrighton
Preview - 17:30
Manchester UnitedvTottenham
Preview Sun 11 Oct
- 14:00
Crystal PalacevNottingham Forest
Preview - 14:00
Hull CityvEverton
Preview - 16:30
LiverpoolvManchester City
Preview Mon 12 Oct
- 20:00
CoventryvNewcastle
Preview
Championship
Fri 9 Oct
- 20:00
West HamvQPR
Preview Sat 10 Oct
- 12:30
West BromvBirmingham
Preview - 12:30
SwanseavNorwich
Preview - 12:30
CharltonvBristol City
Preview - 15:00
WatfordvBurnley
Preview - 15:00
PrestonvMillwall
Preview - 15:00
Sheffield UtdvLincoln
Preview - 15:00
BlackburnvCardiff
Preview - 15:00
BoltonvStoke City
Preview - 15:00
DerbyvWrexham
Preview - 15:00
MiddlesbroughvWolves
Preview Sun 11 Oct
- 12:00
SouthamptonvPortsmouth
Preview
Kick-off times can move for television. Check the match page on the day. 18+.
The table so far
The top six and bottom three from our live Premier League table. The bar shows the share of available points each club has taken.
- PosClubPoints takenPGDPts
- 1
Manchester City
5+815 - 2
Arsenal
5+412 - 3
Brighton
5+1110 - 4
Brentford
5+69 - 5
Leeds
5+49 - 6
Liverpool
5+39 - 18
Coventry
5-93 - 19
Fulham
5-32 - 20
Tottenham
5-62
Live table, updated after every game. Full Premier League table
Championship top six
- PosClubPoints takenPGDPts
- 1
Swansea
8+717 - 2
West Ham
8+1115 - 3
Middlesbrough
8+415 - 4
Wolves
7+514 - 5
West Brom
8+214 - 6
QPR
8+313
Full Championship table Play-off betting guide
Premier League goals, counted
The most common goals line is 2.5. The top bar is this season’s average, the bottom bar is the line. Early in a season the sample is small, so the average swings. Over and under stats
Six leagues, one place
Each league has a hub, a live table and a full fixture list. The four English divisions also have a table predictor. You pick the results and watch the table move.
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Premier League
- 2
Championship
- 3
League One
- 4
League Two
- 5
La Liga
- 6
Ligue 1
Matches per season is plain maths. Every club plays every other club home and away, so 20 clubs make 20 x 19 = 380 games.
The season calendar
The dates that shape the betting year, from this week to the Champions League final in June. Dates checked on 6 October 2026. Past dates drop off the list on their own.
Oct 2026
Nov 2026
Dec 2026
Jan 2027
Feb 2027
Mar 2027
Apr 2027
May 2027
Jun 2027
September 2026
- 21Sep to 6 Oct
International break
October 2026
- 13Oct to 14 Oct
November 2026
- 9Nov to 17 Nov
International break
January 2027
- 1Jan
Winter transfer window opens
- 9Jan
FA Cup third round
- 27Jan
February 2027
- 1Feb
Transfer deadline day
March 2027
- 21Mar
Carabao Cup final
- 22Mar to 30 Mar
International break
May 2027
- 1May
- 22May
FA Cup final
- 26May
- 30May
June 2027
- 5Jun
Read the slip
It is five to three on a Saturday and your slip has four teams on it. Here is what each line means, and how four short prices turn into one long one.
- A
- Selection. What you are backing. Here it is a team to win its match.
- B
- Market. The question the bet answers. Match result is settled on 90 minutes plus stoppage time. Extra time and penalties do not count.
- C
- Price. The fraction is the UK format. 4/5 means £4 profit for every £5 staked. The decimal under it is the same price with your stake included.
- D
- Bet type. A four-fold accumulator is one bet on four results. All four must win. If one loses, the whole bet loses.
- E
- Stake. What the bet costs. A £10 four-fold is one bet, so it costs £10.
- F
- Returns. Your stake times the combined decimal odds. That is £10 x 13.50 = £135.00, and it includes your £10 back.
Decimal odds multiply
2.00 x 1.80 x 2.50 x 1.50 = 13.50
The chance figures are the ones the prices imply. Prices include the bookmaker’s margin, so the true chance is lower still.
The settlement catch. If one match is postponed, most bookmakers void that leg and the bet carries on as a treble at shorter odds. Rules differ, so read ours on abandoned and postponed matches before kick-off.
Work it out first
An accumulator pays more because it wins less often. Put your prices in and see both numbers before you bet.
Accumulator returns
Two to six legs, fractional odds. Every leg has to win.
Combined odds 13.50 in decimal, or about 12.5/1. A win returns £135.00, which is £125.00 profit. If any one of the 4 legs loses, you lose the £10.00 stake.
Overround, 1X2
Put in the home, draw and away prices. The three chances add up to more than 100%. The extra is the bookmaker’s margin.
The book adds up to 107.1%. The 7.1 points over 100 are the overround. Back all three results to win £100 and you would stake £107.13.
More calculators
Free to use, with no sign-up.
| Calculator | What it answers |
|---|---|
| Betting margin | How much the bookmaker has built into a market |
| No-vig | The prices with the margin taken out |
| Odds converter | Fractional, decimal and implied chance |
| Bet profit | What a single bet returns |
| Free bet | What a free bet pays when the stake is not returned |
| All betting tools | The full list |
The markets in one line
Most football bets fall into one of these thirteen markets. Each line tells you what has to happen for the bet to win. Unless a guide says otherwise, bets settle on 90 minutes plus stoppage time.
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Match result
Home win, draw or away win after 90 minutes plus stoppage time. Extra time and penalties do not count.
- 2
Both teams to score
Both sides must score at least once. Who wins the match does not matter.
- 3
Over/under 2.5 goals
Over wins if the match has three goals or more. Under wins with two or fewer.
- 4
Asian handicap
One team starts with a goal head start or a deficit, which removes the draw. Quarter lines split your stake across two handicaps.
- 5
Correct score
You name the exact final score. One goal either way and the bet loses.
- 6
Draw no bet
You back a team to win. If the match ends level, you get your stake back.
- 7
Double chance
You cover two of the three results in one bet. The price is shorter because more outcomes win.
- 8
Half-time/full-time
You name the result at half-time and at full-time. Both parts have to be right.
- 9
Bet builder
Several picks from one match rolled into a single bet. Every pick has to win.
- 10
Anytime goalscorer
Your player has to score at any point in the 90 minutes. Own goals do not count.
- 11
Shots on target
A player or team has to reach a set number of shots on target. Blocked shots do not count.
- 12
Cards
Bets on yellow and red cards, for the match, a team or one player. Counting rules differ between bookmakers.
- 13
Corners
Bets on the number of corners taken, for the match or for one team.
The stats hub
Before you back both teams to score, check how often it has landed. Seven stat tables for each of the six leagues. All of it is free, with no sign-up.
Both teams to score
Over/under
Goals
Corners
Cards
Clean sheets
Form
Table predictors
Pick a result for every game left and the table rebuilds as you go. Useful before an outright or relegation bet.
Learn the game
Thirty-two football guides. Start with odds and the betting slip if you are new. Then pick the market you want to understand.
- Betting odds explainedStart here
- How to read a betting slipStart here
- Both teams to scoreMarket
- Over and under goalsMarket
- Asian handicapMarket
- Double chanceMarket
- Draw no betMarket
- Half-time/full-timeMarket
- Goalscorer bettingMarket
- Anytime goalscorerMarket
- First v anytime goalscorerMarket
- Shots on targetMarket
- Cards betting explainedMarket
- Corners betting explainedMarket
- Bet builder explainedBet type
- Accumulator v bet builderBet type
- Football accumulator strategyStrategy
- Expected goals (xG)Stats
- Do bets include extra time?Rules
- Abandoned and postponed matchesRules
- VAR betting rulesRules
- Cash out explainedRules
- Best odds (BOG) explainedRules
- Premier League outright bettingOutright
- Relegation bettingOutright
- Top goalscorer bettingOutright
- Manager sack race bettingOutright
- Championship play-off bettingCompetition
- Champions League bettingCompetition
- Europa League bettingCompetition
- How to bet on the World CupCompetition
- World Cup outright bettingCompetition
- All football guidesIndex
- Betting terms explainedGlossary
Where to bet on football
There are no offers on this page. Offers change by the week, so each review carries the current one with its terms. Four bookmakers we review, then the full comparison.
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Betway
Read reviewThe licence is held by Betway Limited, part of Super Group, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
- 2
7Bet
Read reviewRuns on the licence of Anakatech Interactive, which also carries BetCrown and BetNero. One company holds the money and handles complaints for all three.
- 3
Star Sports
Read reviewStarted in the betting ring at the racecourse. Its sister site, PricedUp, runs from the same building in Hove.
- 4
QuinnBet
Read reviewLicensed to QuinnBet (Gibraltar) Limited. The review sets out the current offer and how payments work.
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Every UK betting site
Compare sitesFilter by how you pay or how fast you want your money. PayPal, debit card, fast withdrawal and betting apps.
18+. No bet is certain to win, and most accumulators lose. Only bet what you can afford to lose.