A-League predictions

Australia · top flight · 12 teams · table updated 26 May

Calibrated probabilities for every A-League match, frozen at kickoff and judged in public. Filter A-League in the Bet Finder.

This week's A-League fixtures

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A-League table

#TeamPGDPts
1Newcastle Jets26+1648
2Adelaide United26+1043
3Auckland26+1342
4Melbourne Victory26+1140
5Sydney26+839
6Melbourne City26038
7Macarthur26-734
8Wellington Phoenix26-1233
9Central Coast Mariners26-732
10Perth Glory26-731
11Brisbane Roar26-926
12Western Sydney Wanderers26-1621
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Official A-League table via API-Sports · updated 2026-05-26.

This season in numbers

2.82
goals per game (163 matches)
60%
both teams scored
56%
over 2.5 goals
78%
over 1.5 goals
33%
over 3.5 goals
37%
home wins
28%
draws
35%
away wins

The model's A-League record

Not enough settled A-League tips since 23 Jul to publish a record yet — it fills in as the season goes. Site-wide numbers are on the track record page.

Recent A-League results

About A-League

A-League is the top flight of Australia football with 12 teams. The 2025/26 season has produced 2.82 goals per game over 163 matches: both teams scored in 60%, 56% went over 2.5 goals, and the home side won 37% with 28% drawn. Newcastle Jets lead the table on 48 points from 26 games.

How the model handles A-League

Every A-League fixture is scored by the same calibrated model that covers 164+ competitions: home, draw and away probabilities from a result classifier, and both-teams-to-score and over/under goals from a Poisson goal model, each passed through its own calibration layer so a displayed 70% means roughly 70%. Predictions on finished matches have only been frozen at kickoff since 23 Jul, and there are not yet enough settled A-League tips to publish a per-league record — it fills in as the season goes. The site-wide record is on the track record page. Predictions appear up to three days before kick-off and are re-scored every morning until the match starts, then frozen for good.

Frequently asked questions

How are these A-League predictions made?
Each match gets probabilities from two machine-learning models trained on results since 2021: a three-way result classifier for home, draw and away, and a Poisson goal model for both-teams-to-score and over/under goals. Inputs are recent venue-specific form, Elo ratings, rest days, head-to-head history and, where the data exists, shot and expected-goals aggregates. Every output is passed through an isotonic calibration layer fitted on a held-out season, so the displayed percentages match real-world frequencies — the methodology page has the detail. Predictions are frozen at kickoff and never edited afterwards.
Where does the A-League table come from?
It is the official standings feed from our data provider, API-Sports, refreshed nightly. We deliberately do not compute it from results ourselves: head-to-head tiebreakers, points deductions, and split, conference or Apertura/Clausura formats are all shown exactly as the competition publishes them.
Which A-League market is the model most reliable in?
There are not yet enough settled A-League tips since 23 Jul to say. The record table on this page fills in as the season goes; until then the site-wide track record is the best guide to how each market behaves.
How far ahead are A-League fixtures predicted?
Up to three days before kick-off. Fixtures are imported a week ahead, each prediction is re-scored every morning as form and ratings update, and it is frozen the moment the match starts. Exact probabilities are shown to free account holders; the headline call is public. To filter A-League by market and probability, use the Bet Finder.

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