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Run a Scottish Premiership prediction league
Run a Scottish Premiership prediction competition for your group. Keep one consistent process for weekly picks, European postponements and the post-split rounds, with the latest published preview linked below.
Opening round
Season format
12 clubs · 38 match rounds
Official timing
The season opened from Friday 31 July to Monday 3 August 2026. The SPFL’s fixtures Q&A explains the extended autumn international break and why European commitments can move domestic games.
Check the official SPFL fixtures Q&ALatest Scottish Premiership preview · Gameweek 6
Scottish Premiership GW6 Results Review
All 6 Scottish Premiership Gameweek 6 finals verified. One published prediction got the result right with an exact score.
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Check prediction results
See exact scores, correct result calls, misses and the published methodology.
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Gameweek 5
Read the earlier preview, verified conclusions and archived predictions.
Read the previous roundWeekly coverage
Browse every competition
Compare current previews, verified form evidence and Jim's recorded score calls.
Explore the guide hubKeep the schedule flexible
A round can span several days, so use the earliest included kickoff as the deadline. Check the official list before opening every gameweek because broadcast choices and European commitments can alter the original pattern.
Plan for the split
After the first phase, the 12-club division separates into top and bottom groups. Do not guess the later fixtures before the split is confirmed. The ScoreSocial season table can continue normally because only the source fixture schedule changes.
Use a compact weekly routine
Six matches in a standard round make a manageable prediction card for friends, supporters, workplaces and pubs. A short reminder only needs the first kickoff, the deadline and the entry link; weekly and season standings do the rest.
Protect trust when matches move
Record corrections openly, never accept a prediction after its relevant kickoff and apply the published postponement rule without considering who gains. ScoreSocial is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the SPFL.
