League One Predictions

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Upcoming League One Predictions

The next matches with a Best Pick or a Value Analysis. Kickoff times are shown in your time zone.

Tuesday 3 November
12.00
x3.70
23.30
PickG O1.5
Market1.17
Trust83%
SignalSTRONG
Wednesday 4 November
12.65
x3.52
22.45
Pick
Market
Trust
Signal

League One Season Statistics

164Played
2.82Avg Goals
76%Over 1.5
51%Over 2.5
54%BTTS
40%Home Win
33%Draw
27%Away Win
All League One team stats

League One Prediction Track Record

Best Pick

78%Success
76Best Picks Graded
1.29Avg market

Value Analysis

63%Success
38Value Analysis Graded
1.53Avg market
League One
Regular Season - 14
FinishedFT
32
11.85
x3.63
23.96
Pick1x
Market1.22
Trust77%
SignalHIGH
FinishedFT
00
12.38
x3.60
22.75
Pick1x
Market1.40
Trust68%
SignalSOLID
Regular Season - 8
FinishedFT
30
11.38
x4.90
26.90
Pick1
Market1.38
Trust71%
SignalGOOD
Regular Season - 9
FinishedFT
31
11.45
x4.75
26.00
Pick1
Market1.45
Trust68%
SignalSOLID
Regular Season - 13
FinishedFT
21
11.57
x4.30
24.92
Pick1x
Market1.16
Trust81%
SignalSTRONG
FinishedFT
21
12.20
x3.80
22.85
Pick1x
Market1.40
Trust69%
SignalSOLID
Regular Season - 12

Statistical forecasts for entertainment purposes only - not betting or financial advice.

League One this season in numbers

This page has our League One soccer predictions for England: a forecast for every fixture, with team form, head-to-head records and season statistics. The current standings are in the League One table. The next League One matches with a forecast are Huddersfield vs Luton on 3 Nov 2026 and Oxford United vs Reading on 4 Nov 2026.

164 matches of the 2026 season have been played so far. League One matches average 2.8 goals a game, close to the 2.9 we see across all leagues. Draws are common: 33% of matches have finished level, against 23% across all leagues.

Our Best Pick has been right in 78% of 76 graded League One predictions.

How to Read the Forecasts

Every League One pick comes with a confidence signal ranging from Neutral up through Solid, Good, High and Strong. A Strong signal means the model sees a large, well-supported probability gap behind that pick; a Neutral signal means the match is closer to a coin flip and the forecast should be treated with more caution. We show this openly so you can weigh each forecast against your own read of the match, rather than trusting a single number in the dark.