Football Fixtures
The next 560 fixtures over the coming week, grouped by league with priority competitions surfaced first. Kick-off times are shown in your local timezone. Today is 08 May 2026.
Allsvenskan
Sweden
Eliteserien
Norway
Superliga
Denmark
Bundesliga
Germany
La Liga
Spain
1. HNL
Croatia
2. Bundesliga
Germany
Botola Pro
Morocco
Championship
England
Ekstraklasa
Poland
First Division
Denmark
First League
Bulgaria
Kings Cup
Saudi Arabia
La Liga 2
Spain
Ligue 1
France
Premier League
Ukraine
Premier League
Egypt
Premier League
South Africa
Premiership Play-Offs
Scotland
Pro League
Belgium
Serie A
Italy
Serie B
Italy
Superliga
Romania
Veikkausliiga
Finland
This page lists every upcoming match tracked by the Betformatics data engine. Matches are grouped by day and then by league, with priority competitions (Premier League, Champions League, etc.) listed first. Click any fixture for full match stats, head-to-head history, and algorithmic predictions.
Most fixture aggregators scrape the same two or three data providers and call it a day. BettingStats pulls from SportMonks — one of the few providers that covers domestic cups, second divisions, and international friendlies alongside the top-flight leagues — and enriches every match with statistical context from our own database. The fixture itself is just the starting point.
Every match links to a detail page with colour-coded stats, head-to-head history, and algorithmic predictions. That's the difference between a fixture list and a research tool. A schedule tells you when a match is. This page tells you when it is, who's playing, and gives you a direct path to the data that matters before kick-off — form tables, goal patterns, clean sheet rates, and corner averages across multiple time periods.
Every match listed here is pulled from the Betformatics data engine, which syncs fixture schedules from SportMonks every 5 minutes. That means postponements, rescheduled kick-offs, and newly announced matches show up fast — not hours later when a human editor notices.
Fixtures are sorted by day first, then by league. Priority leagues — the Premier League, Champions League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, and Ligue 1 — sit at the top of each day. The rest follow alphabetically across 130+ competitions, from the Danish Superliga to the Argentine Primera Division.
Kick-off times auto-detect your local timezone. If you're in London you see GMT/BST; in Oslo, CET/CEST. No manual adjustment needed.
The 8-day window (today plus the next 7 days) covers the standard midweek-to-weekend cycle that most European leagues follow. During congested periods — Champions League group stages, holiday fixture pileups — the list gets long. That's by design. We'd rather show you everything and let you filter by league than hide matches behind pagination.
Click any fixture and you land on a match detail page with head-to-head records, team form across the last 5 and 10 games, and colour-coded statistical breakdowns — goals scored, goals conceded, BTTS rates, Over/Under percentages, clean sheet frequency, and corner averages. All sourced from the database, not copied from another site.
The colour coding works on a green-yellow-red gradient. Green means a stat is strong (above 60%), yellow is average, red is weak. You can scan an entire table in seconds and spot where the statistical edge sits without reading a single number. It's the same system used across the league stats pages, so the visual language stays consistent wherever you go on the site.
Want the statistical angle before kick-off? Today's predictions run the same data through a probability model and flag matches where both teams' form converges above 60% on a given market. The fixtures page tells you what's playing; predictions tell you what the numbers suggest.
Head-to-head records go back multiple seasons. If two teams have played 12 times and 10 of those matches went Over 2.5, that's not a small sample — it's a pattern. The match detail page shows this alongside recent form so you can weigh both.
The fixture list covers 130+ leagues across Europe, South America, Asia, Africa, and North America. That includes the obvious ones — Premier League, Champions League, World Cup qualifiers — and dozens of second-tier and domestic cup competitions most fixture aggregators skip entirely. The top stats page breaks down which leagues produce the most goals, the highest BTTS rates, and the most predictable Over/Under patterns.
During international breaks, national team fixtures replace the usual club schedule. Pre-season friendlies appear too, though they're excluded from statistical models since form data from friendlies is unreliable.
Priority leagues are editorially curated — not based on popularity or commercial deals. The Premier League sits at the top because it's the most-watched football league on the planet, not because anyone paid for the placement. The priority list is capped at 12 leagues and managed through the admin panel. Everything else follows in alphabetical order, giving smaller leagues equal visibility once you scroll past the headliners.
A fixture list on its own is just a schedule. What makes it useful is what's attached to each match. On BettingStats, every fixture links to team-level statistics that cover goals, corners, cards, clean sheets, and BTTS — broken down by home and away form, by period (last 5, last 10, full season), and by opponent strength.
That context changes how you read a fixture. “Arsenal vs. Wolves” is a match. “Arsenal vs. Wolves, where Arsenal have gone Over 2.5 in 8 of their last 10 home games and Wolves have conceded in 9 of 10 away matches” is a data point. The fixture page is the front door; the stats behind each match are the reason to walk through it.
This is also why we separate fixtures from predictions. Fixtures show you every upcoming match. Predictions filter down to only the matches where the statistical signal is strong enough to flag. Different tools for different questions.
The page refreshes server-side every 5 minutes. Postponed matches disappear from the original date and reappear on the rescheduled date once the league confirms the new kick-off. Cancelled matches are removed entirely.
Mid-season, leagues sometimes reschedule matches for TV broadcasting or weather. When that happens, the fixture moves automatically — no manual intervention on our end. The data engine picks up the change from SportMonks, and the next 5-minute refresh reflects it.
If a fixture shows a kick-off time that looks wrong, give it a few minutes. Time zone conversion occasionally causes brief display issues during daylight saving transitions, but the underlying UTC timestamp is always correct. The display catches up on the next refresh.
This page shows upcoming matches only. Once a match kicks off, it moves out of the fixture list. Results, live scores, and post-match statistics are available on each team's page and on the league overview, where you can filter by matchday and see how the table shifted after each round.
We deliberately keep fixtures and results separate. Mixing them creates visual noise — yesterday's 3-1 sitting next to tomorrow's TBD makes it harder to scan what's actually coming up. The fixture list is forward-looking. It answers one question: what's on next? Results belong in the past-tense section of the site — team pages, league tables, and season archives — where they feed into the statistical models that power everything else.
If you're looking for a specific past result or want to track how a team's form has evolved over the season, the team page is the better starting point. Every team page shows their last 10+ results with full stat breakdowns, so you can see the trajectory that feeds into the numbers on Top Stats and Predictions.
