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Saturday 31 October, 15:00 UK time

AFC BournemouthvLeeds United

Vitality Stadium Double chance call

2–0
Official call, locked 30 Oct, 23:10 GMTPass

Pass

No recommendation for this match. The strongest option barely differs from what happens in a typical Premier League match. Strongest candidate, not recommended: Bournemouth win or draw (70%).

The candidate would need: Bournemouth must avoid defeat: a win or a draw both count.

How likely: the model rates it about 7 in 10 (70%), so in similar matches it would still fail about 3 times in 10. A probability, not a promise.

Why it was considered: The rating model gives “Bournemouth win or draw” a 70% chance, against 68% in a typical Premier League match over the last three seasons.

What could spoil it: the likeliest losing score is 0–1 (a model illustration, 8%); together the losing scores make up 30%.

Settled on the final score after 90 minutes plus stoppage time. Postponed, abandoned or cancelled matches are void.

Pass would have won Final score 2–0. Graded by the rule above.

Why this call

The model

The rating model gives “Bournemouth win or draw” a 70% chance, against 68% in a typical Premier League match over the last three seasons.

This season

This season Bournemouth have scored 12 and conceded 13 in 8 league games; Leeds 9 and 6 in 8.

Track record

Out-of-sample check (2024/25–2026/27, 213 matches): when the model rated this market 70–80%, it landed 161 times (76%).

What could spoil it

The model still leaves 30% for this to fail; the likeliest losing score is 0–1.

The evidence behind the numbers

What the locked forecast says

Stored when the prediction was locked (30 Oct, 23:10 GMT, version 1, model tl-poisson-v1.1). These numbers are never recomputed, so later results or data cannot change them.

ResultProbability
Bournemouth to win44%
Draw26%
Leeds to win30%

Model scoring expectation: Bournemouth 1.46, Leeds 1.15 goals. This comes from the team-strength ratings, not from a shot-quality (xG) data feed. Uncertainty ranges and a factor-by-factor breakdown were not stored with this prediction, so none is shown for it. How the live model was tested.

Every possible score Model illustration from the locked scoring expectation; hover or tap a score.
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Final score

Bournemouth 2–0 Leeds

7.9% chance of exactly this score (before kickoff).

Super Tip, Bournemouth win or draw: wins

✓ Wins: Bournemouth to win · Bournemouth win or draw · Under 2.5 total goals · Under 3.5 total goals · Over 1.5 total goals · At least one team fails to score · Bournemouth over 1.5 goals · Leeds not to score

✗ Loses: Draw · Leeds to win · Leeds win or draw · Over 2.5 total goals · Both teams to score · Leeds over 1.5 goals · Bournemouth not to score

Percentages, darker = likelier. ✓ marks scores where the Super Tip wins: together 70.2%, matching the locked 70.3%. Most likely single score: 1–1 (12.4%). Scores with 6+ goals for a side: 0.5%. FT marks the final score.

Every market we priced Compared with a historical base rate, not a bookmaker price.
MarketModelHistorical base rateComparison
Under 2.5 total goals52%42%
Under 3.5 total goals74%65%
Leeds not to score32%25%
At least one team fails to score48%42%
Bournemouth win or draw ★70%68%
Bournemouth to win44%43%
Bournemouth not to score23%22%
Draw26%25%
Leeds win or draw56%57%
Leeds to win30%32%
Both teams to score52%58%
Bournemouth over 1.5 goals43%49%
Leeds over 1.5 goals32%39%
Over 1.5 total goals73%82%
Over 2.5 total goals48%58%

The base rate is how often each outcome happened in Premier League matches over about three seasons; the gap to it is what makes a fixture distinctive. It is not a bookmaker price and says nothing about betting value. Model scoring expectation (from team ratings, not a shot-quality xG feed): Bournemouth 1.46, Leeds 1.15. Totals and both-teams-to-score markets are priced but not eligible as Super Tips: in testing the model did not beat the base rate there.

Context and data gaps Team news, rest and weather; none of it changes the probability.

No experimental snapshot or context snapshot was stored before kickoff for this match. We do not reconstruct one afterwards, because results and reports collected later would leak into it.

Experimental views Not official calls and never scored. Only the call above is official.

No experimental snapshot or context snapshot was stored before kickoff for this match. We do not reconstruct one afterwards, because results and reports collected later would leak into it.

Low-priority patterns: kickoff time and head-to-head Not used by the model; small samples, mostly explained by team strength.

Bournemouth at 15:00 (home)

History since 2020/21

Bournemouth won 12 of 33 home league games kicking off at 15:00 UK time, versus 17 of 47 (36%) at other times. Raw records, not adjusted for opponent strength.

0%plausible range 22%–53%100%

Leeds at 15:00 (away)

History since 2020/21

Leeds won 4 of 24 away league games kicking off at 15:00 UK time, versus 16 of 56 (29%) at other times. Raw records, not adjusted for opponent strength.

0%plausible range 7%–36%100%

Bournemouth v Leeds at this ground

History since 2020/21Small sample: 2

Since 2020/21: 1 Bournemouth wins, 1 draws, 0 Leeds wins in 2 league meetings here (4.5 goals per game). Only 2 matching games — a small sample.

0%plausible range 9%–91%100%

Model check: afternoon kickoffs

Model check, 2024–2026

In out-of-sample tests, home teams in this kickoff slot won 43% of 414 games versus 44% predicted. No gap beyond chance: the slot adds nothing the model has not already captured.

0%plausible range 38%–48%100%