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Poisson match modelling and expected points, computed on the server

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Gameweek 4 Predictions

A Poisson goal model forecasts every fixture; the xPts engine scores every player from their per-90 rates, expected minutes and fixture difficulty.

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Match Outcomes

10 Fixtures

Saturday 12 September

Aston Villa
15:00
Nott'm Forest
46% 27% draw 27%
1.60 xG Aston Villa favourites 1.19 xG
Bournemouth
15:00
Brentford
45% 26% draw 29%
1.67 xG Bournemouth favourites 1.29 xG
Chelsea
15:00
Hull City
67% 20% draw 13%
2.24 xG Chelsea strong favourites 0.88 xG
Crystal Palace
15:00
Ipswich Town
56% 25% draw 20%
1.87 xG Crystal Palace favourites 1.05 xG
Liverpool
15:00
Fulham
60% 23% draw 17%
2.02 xG Liverpool favourites 1.02 xG
Spurs
17:30
Everton
44% 27% draw 29%
1.56 xG Spurs favourites 1.22 xG
Sunderland
20:00
Arsenal
17% 26% draw 57%
0.84 xG Arsenal favourites 1.72 xG

Sunday 13 September

Coventry City
14:00
Brighton
27% 26% draw 47%
1.22 xG Brighton favourites 1.67 xG
Man Utd
16:30
Man City
34% 27% draw 39%
1.42 xG Too close to call 1.51 xG

Monday 14 September

Leeds
20:00
Newcastle
34% 27% draw 38%
1.37 xG Too close to call 1.46 xG

Player Projections

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How these numbers are produced

Match outcomes

Attack and defence ratings are fitted for every club from three seasons of real matches — expected goals, shots on target and the closing betting market — weighted towards recent form and pulled back towards the league average where the evidence is thin. Those set an expected goal rate for both sides, and summing a Poisson grid over every scoreline gives the home / draw / away probabilities, with a correction for how much more often real football ends 0-0 and 1-1 than independence predicts. A club with no top-flight record yet falls back to FPL's own strength ratings.

Player expected points

Per-90 rates for goals, assists, saves, bonus and cards are scored against the real FPL points rules — a clean sheet is the opponent's own goal rate failing to produce a goal, and the conceded deduction is the expected value of the rule rather than half the expected goals. Early in a season those rates are shrunk towards the player's previous season, so one quiet opener does not become his level. That structural estimate is blended with a form prior and with FPL's own next-gameweek estimate, weighted by how much of a record there is to read.