Nobody can give you a number. WhoScored does not publish a running record of how its previews have done, so there is no hit rate anywhere to check. What it does publish is a rating system built from over 200 raw statistics per match. The ratings are the useful part. The score line at the bottom is not.
How accurate is a WhoScored rating?
The rating is not a forecast, so accuracy is the wrong word for it. WhoScored's own explanation page says there are over 200 raw statistics in the calculation of a player's or team's rating, weighted according to their influence within the game, with every event counting for more or less depending on where on the pitch it happened.
That is a performance measure. It tells you who played well last week. It does not tell you who wins on Saturday, and the site does not claim it does.
Why you cannot check the record yourself
Try it and you hit the problem. Previews go up before kick-off and come down afterwards, so a week later there is nothing left to mark. No archive, no settled list, no percentage.
That is not unique to WhoScored. Almost nobody in this business keeps a public scoreboard, ours included, and anyone who quotes you a hit rate without showing every selection behind it is quoting a number they made up.
Today's picks rated on WhoScored data
Today's list · 2026-09-14
The fixtures we have rated using WhoScored performance data are the live table on the WhoScored football prediction page: match, league, kick-off in WAT, market and the price at the morning refresh. It rebuilds every morning, so it lives in the table and not in this text.
Prices move once team news lands. Check Bet9ja or SportyBet before you stake.
Is WhoScored any good for betting, then?
Yes, used for what it is. Ratings over a run of six or eight games will tell you which side has been playing better than its results, and that gap is where the mispriced bets tend to sit. A defender whose rating sits well below everyone else's in his own team is a weakness the opposition will go at.
Where it falls down is the single match. One red card, one goalkeeper error, and the better side loses. No rating survives that, and the previews do not pretend otherwise.
Does WhoScored do correct score?
Some previews carry a predicted scoreline. Treat it as illustration, not a tip. An exact score is the hardest bet on the board, and a model that gets the winner right will still miss the score most weeks. If that is the market you want, our correct score predictions page is rated for it directly.
Which site should I use for analysis?
Use two, and make them do different jobs. One for raw data on how teams have played, which is what WhoScored is for, and one for a rated selection with a price beside it, which is what our accurate expert tips and single bet of the day pages are for. Slower than copying somebody's list. Also the only version of this that ever made anybody money.
Questions people ask
What goes into a WhoScored rating?
Over 200 raw statistics, weighted by how much influence each event had and where on the pitch it happened. That is the site's own description of it.
Does WhoScored publish accuracy figures?
Not on its explanations page, and not anywhere else we could find on the site. It explains how the ratings are built and stops there.
Can I see WhoScored predictions for today on SoloPredict?
Yes, on the WhoScored football prediction page, refreshed before the first kick-off in West Africa Time.
Is a high rating the same as a win?
No. It says a team played well. Teams play well and lose every weekend.
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