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League Two Matchday 8 predictions

12 fixtures from September 26 to September 26. 1X2 probabilities, correct score and implied odds, recalculated as odds and line-ups move.

Kick-off times in UTC

Match of the round

Saturday, September 26 · 14:00

Tranmere#4

VS

Walsall#5
1 · 43%X · 25%2 · 32%
Tranmere to win · 43% Correct score: StarterFull analysis →

Every fixture this round

Saturday, September 26

  1. 11:30
    Crawley Town#21
    Barnet#3
    24%22%54%
  2. 14:00
    Rotherham#18
    Crewe#7
    28%23%49%
  3. 14:00
    Bristol Rovers#1
    Exeter City#16
    75%14%11%
  4. 14:00
    Fleetwood Town#6
    Rochdale#22
    76%14%10%
  5. 14:00
    Port Vale#24
    Northampton#14
    29%23%48%
  6. 14:00
    Shrewsbury#23
    Colchester#12
    28%23%49%
  7. 14:00
    Swindon Town#2
    Accrington ST#19
    69%16%15%
  8. 14:00
    Newport County#20
    Grimsby#11
    30%25%45%
  9. 14:00
    Cheltenham#8
    Chesterfield#17
    60%20%20%
  10. 14:00
    Tranmere#4
    Walsall#5
    43%25%32%
  11. 14:00
    York#9
    Gillingham#13
    53%21%26%
  12. 16:30
    Oldham#10
    Salford City#15
    50%23%27%

League Two Matchday 8 runs from September 26 to September 26 with 12 fixtures. For each one the Betora model blends recent form, Elo rating, expected goals, absences and market odds into a 1X2 probability and a most likely correct score.

The safest pick of the round is Fleetwood Town - Rochdale: Fleetwood Town to win at 76%. The tightest match is Tranmere - Walsall, where no outcome clears 43%, so treat it with care in an accumulator.

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Matchday 8 FAQ

When is League Two Matchday 8 played?

From September 26 to September 26. Kick-off times on this page are shown in UTC.

What is the safest pick of Matchday 8?

Fleetwood Town - Rochdale: Fleetwood Town to win at 76% probability according to the Betora model. No prediction is guaranteed: use the probabilities to compare odds.

How are these predictions calculated?

Every match is rated by a model that combines Elo rating, expected goals (xG), form over the last 5 games, injuries and suspensions, and bookmaker odds. The output is a probability for each outcome and the most likely correct score.

Do the predictions change before kick-off?

Yes. Probabilities are recalculated until kick-off whenever odds move or the official line-ups are announced.