Twenty Clubs
The prediction game

Called It.

The free Premier League score-prediction game. Predict the scorelines, and it marks them against the real results, week after week.

£10 to the weekly winner

£150 to the season champion

Free to play. There is never an entry fee. Prizes need a free account, and winners must be 18 or over and live in the UK.

  • +5 exact score
  • +2 right result

Read the full rules

Call the score

Call your club’s next game with one tap. Each call locks when its game kicks off.

Every game in the matchweek

The tables

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This gameweek

Make your predictions

Your table

The projected table

A live table built from your predictions and the results so far. It re-sorts as you change a scoreline.

Good to know

The prizes, and how it works

Is Called It really free?

Completely. There is no entry fee, we never ask for card details, and there is nothing to buy. The prizes come out of our pocket, not yours.

What can I win?

The best predictor each gameweek wins £10, and the season winner gets £150.

How do I get paid if I win?

We contact the winner through their account email to arrange payment, usually a bank transfer. Make sure the email on your account is one you check. The full rules for how winners are decided and paid are in the terms.

Do I need an account?

No. You can call every game without one, and your calls save in your browser. To be in the running for the prizes, sign in with a link sent to your email, or with Google, before the game kicks off.

Is this gambling?

No. It is free to enter, which makes it a free prize competition rather than gambling. There is no paid version of this game.

Who can win the cash prizes?

You need to be 18 or over and a UK resident to claim a cash prize. Full eligibility, tie-breaks and how prizes are paid are in the full rules.

How are points scored?

You get +5 for an exact scoreline and +2 for the right result. The tables rank everyone who plays signed in, for the matchweek, the month and the season, without showing anyone’s name.