Yesterday’s Football Predictions Review: Monday, 9 Nov 2026
Yesterday’s football predictions review covered 21 fixtures on Monday, 9 Nov 2026, with the results producing a mixed picture across the main prediction markets. The 1X2 selections were correct in 8 of 21 matches, equating to an accuracy rate of 38%. The Over/Under market delivered an identical return, also reaching 8 correct predictions from 21 fixtures. These figures show that outcomes across the day were difficult to forecast consistently.
BTTS provided the strongest performance, with 14 correct selections from 21 fixtures and an accuracy rate of 67%. That success suggests the review was more effective at identifying matches in which both teams would score than at predicting the exact result or the total number of goals. Across all three markets, the day offered a notable contrast between the difficulty of calling scorelines and the greater reliability of BTTS selections, making it a varied but informative day for football predictions.
Honest Prediction Accuracy Breakdown
Across 21 matches, our highest-confidence picks delivered a 38% success rate for both 1X2 and Over/Under, while BTTS reached 67%. These results show that the strongest picks were considerably more reliable for the goal-based markets than for the standard match-winner selections. In particular, 14 correct BTTS calls provided the clearest positive return, suggesting that our confidence was better aligned with teams producing goals on both sides than with identifying a winner, draw or defeat.
The 8/21 record for 1X2 represents a below-even strike rate, and the identical Over/Under figure indicates that the main match-result and total-goals selections were not consistently successful. Because each forecast was judged according to the highest-confidence tip rather than an alternative selection, there is no evidence here that changing the recommended outcome would have improved the record. The results also do not justify treating the market categories as interchangeable: BTTS performed well, whereas 1X2 and Over/Under both remained below 40%.
Overall, the honest verdict is mixed. BTTS was the strongest area at 67%, but the 38% rates for 1X2 and Over/Under show clear room for improvement in the two most frequently assessed selections. The main lesson is that confidence did not translate into a winning rate for match outcomes or goal totals, even though it worked much better for BTTS. Future review should preserve that distinction rather than presenting the overall record as uniformly successful.
Four Best Prediction Calls
Our strongest set included Fratria’s 6-2 win over Sportist Svoge, where a 69% Home Win prediction was fully justified by the emphatic scoreline. Fratria established a clear four-goal advantage and produced the most convincing attacking margin among these four calls. The high-confidence selection matched both the predicted outcome and the decisive nature of the result, making this a particularly clean forecast.
CD Marathon’s 2-0 victory over Atlético Choloma was another excellent call, selected at 75% confidence—the highest percentage in this group. The scoreline confirms the strength of the forecast: CD Marathon won comfortably and kept Atlético Choloma scoreless. Antigua GFC’s 2-0 win over Malacateco, predicted at 62%, was equally successful, with a two-goal margin and another clean-sheet showing that made the Home Win forecast convincing.
The Etar Veliko Tarnovo prediction against Montana was also listed as correct, with the recorded call at 53% and the match finishing 1-1. This was the most cautiously rated selection in the set, but it is included among the successful predictions supplied. Across all four calls, the forecasts consistently identified positive outcomes and three produced convincing two-goal-or-more victories. Fratria supplied the largest winning margin, while CD Marathon and Antigua GFC both delivered controlled 2-0 results.
Our Biggest Prediction Misses
Our largest miss came in the 2-2 draw between Universitario and UCV Moquegua. We backed a Universitario home win with 76% confidence, making this not only the biggest failed prediction, but also the clearest example of overconfidence. The result showed that the market for a home victory was strong, but individual match predictions still require teams to convert control and pressure into goals. A 2-2 outcome means neither side established the decisive advantage assumed by our selection, and the high-confidence call failed to account for that possibility.
The second major error was Kristiansund BK against Valerenga, where we predicted an away win at 43%, only to see Kristiansund BK win 1-0. This was a less emphatic forecast than the Universitario selection, yet it was still wrong in direction. An away-win prediction placed the burden on Valerenga to produce a positive result, while the scoreline instead rewarded Kristiansund BK. The narrow margin also indicates how difficult it can be to separate teams when the winning margin is only one goal.
Together, these misses highlight two different weaknesses: excessive confidence in the more secure-looking home selection and an incorrect away lean in a closer contest. The lesson is not simply to lower confidence or avoid bolder predictions, but to ensure that strong market support is balanced by a more cautious reading of each matchup. Both forecasts were decisively wrong, with one ending in a draw and the other in a home victory.
Results Roundup: Every 1X2 Prediction Missed the Mark
Segunda Liga: Torreense lost 2-3 to União de Leiria. The three-goal margin produced a clear winner, but the 1X2 selection was wrong. Liga MX: Club Queretaro fell 0-2 to Puebla, while Leon and Guadalajara Chivas shared a 1-1 draw. Both Liga MX predictions failed to identify the correct outcome.
Liga I: FC Botosani and Oţelul finished their league meeting 1-1, with the draw leaving the 1X2 prediction incorrect. Primera A: Alianza Valledupar lost 1-2 to Llaneros, another result that moved in the opposite direction to the original 1X2 call.
Primera División: Universitario and UCV Moquegua drew 2-2, while CS Herediano and Inter San Carlos also shared a 1-1 draw. Neither prediction was successful. Eliteserien: Kristiansund BK beat Valerenga 1-0, securing a one-goal win that the 1X2 selection failed to capture. Across all seven leagues, every listed 1X2 prediction was marked WRONG, underscoring the difficulty of converting pre-match forecasts into accurate results across different domestic competitions.
Conclusion
Yesterday’s Results, recorded on Monday, 9 Nov 2026, covered 21 matches and produced a 1X2 accuracy of 38%. The headline figure shows that fewer than half of the selections matched the corresponding match result.
This review offers a clear benchmark for the latest set of predictions. The 38% result also highlights the difficulty of forecasting football outcomes consistently across a 21-match slate.