ScoreX Pro
The match, read before you watch it.
Who is likely to be in control, what changes it, the players it turns on, and a likely score with the confidence behind it. Written from the live data, the form and the last meetings — for any match in the 18 competitions ScoreX carries.
Part of Pro. Each analysis spends a credit; your plan refills them.
An example, with the app's own demonstration numbers — not a prediction for a real match.
What is in one
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Who is in control
Which side is running the match, and the reasoning in a sentence rather than a number.
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Win probability
Home, draw and away, as three numbers that add to a hundred.
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What changes next
The swing of the match drawn as a curve — the shape it is expected to take, or the shape it has taken so far.
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Balance
Attack, defence, tempo and the bench, both sides mirrored against each other.
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Key players
The two or three the match turns on, what they are there to do, and a rating.
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Key factors
The things that decide it: a suspension, a run of form, a week of rest, a record at this ground.
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Likely score
A scoreline and the confidence behind it — stated as a likelihood, never as a certainty.
What it is not
A model wrote it, from data. It can be wrong, and the app says so on every analysis it shows. It is not a forecast from a league or a governing body, and it is not betting advice: ScoreX carries no odds anywhere in the app or on this site, and an analysis never tells anybody to place a bet.
The scores, lineups and tables it reads come from a third-party sports feed, and are provided for information only.
Where to start
Open a competition, pick the match, and analyse it — or start from the table and fixtures on this site.