League One predictions

Scotland · third tier · 10 teams · table updated 8 Sept

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

This week's League One fixtures

League One table

#TeamPGDPts
1Hamilton Academical6+1216
2Ross County5+813
3Alloa Athletic6+49
4Montrose6-29
5East Fife6+17
6East Kilbride6-17
7Peterhead6-57
8Cove Rangers6-35
9Queen of the South5-73
10Airdrie United6-73
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Official League One table via API-Sports · updated 2026-09-08.

This season in numbers

2.38
goals per game (29 matches)
35%
both teams scored
52%
over 2.5 goals
69%
over 1.5 goals
21%
over 3.5 goals
48%
home wins
28%
draws
24%
away wins

The model's League One record

MarketTipsClaimedHitGap
Home win57%157.5%0.0%-57.5
Home or draw80%380.9%66.7%-14.2
Away win50%0
Away or draw73%0
Over 2.557%360.1%0.0%-60.1
BTTS63%0

Settled League One matches since 23 Julwhere the model cleared each market's tip threshold. Predictions are frozen at kickoff, so nothing here was re-scored after the fact. Rows under 5 tips are greyed.

Recent League One results

About League One

League One is the third tier of Scotland football with 10 teams. The 2026/27 season has produced 2.38 goals per game over 29 matches: both teams scored in 35%, 52% went over 2.5 goals, and the home side won 48% with 28% drawn. Hamilton Academical lead the table on 16 points from 6 games.

How the model handles League One

Every League One 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%. Since predictions were frozen at kickoff on 23 Jul, the model has settled 7 League One tips at the strict thresholds, claiming 68.6% on average and landing 28.6%. 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 League One 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 League One 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 League One market is the model most reliable in?
There are not yet enough settled League One 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 League One 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 League One by market and probability, use the Bet Finder.

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