Footy Guru launched in 2019 because we couldn’t find a predictions site that gave straight answers. Most were vague, most recycled tips without explanation, and none of them were honest when things went wrong. We built the site we wanted to use ourselves.

What We Do

Every day we publish free football predictions across 50+ leagues – from the Premier League and Champions League down to the Ekstraklasa, the Brazilian Série D, and competitions most betting sites don’t bother covering. Each tip comes with reasoning: what the form says, what the head-to-head record looks like, what the stats actually support.

We also review bookmakers and publish betting guides. The reviews follow a fixed framework – nine criteria, applied the same way every time — and we only cover operators with a valid licence from the UK Gambling Commission or equivalent authority.

No VIP tier. No paid picks. The site has been free since day one and that’s not changing.

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Who We Are

Small team, big fixture list. The people behind Footy Guru are football fans who also happen to know their way around a spreadsheet. Between us we cover every major European league plus a long tail of competitions that don’t get much attention elsewhere – because that’s often where the value is.

We’re based in the UK and operate to the standards set by the UK Gambling Commission. That means independent editorial, transparent methodology, and responsible gambling front and centre – not buried in a footer.

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How Our Predictions Work

Before publishing any tip we look at: recent form (home and away separately), head-to-head record at the venue, injury and suspension news, match context (what’s at stake for each side), and whether the bookmaker odds reflect the actual probabilities. If the analysis doesn’t support the tip, we don’t publish it.

When tips lose – and they do, because football is unpredictable – we don’t quietly remove them. The record stays up. You can judge for yourself.

Responsible Gambling

Betting is supposed to be enjoyable. When it stops being that, it’s time to step back. If gambling is causing problems for you or someone you know, free confidential support is available:

 

Everything on this site is for users aged 18 and over.

Get in Touch

Questions, feedback, or partnership enquiries – use our Contact page. We read everything.

Meet Our
Professional Team

Footy Guru is a small operation – no editorial board of fifty, no rotating roster of anonymous tipsters. The same people who built the site are the ones writing the predictions every day.

Six people. One site. The same faces behind every prediction, every review, and every guide published on Footy Guru since 2019. We don’t always agree on who to back — but we’re united by the belief that a well-researched tip beats a gut feeling every time. (Most of the time.)

Olivia Brown – Content Writer

Olivia writes the match previews, betting guides, and long-form pieces that turn spreadsheet data into something worth reading. She came to Footy Guru from sports journalism with a focus on women’s football and the Championship. Her rule: if a sentence doesn’t need to be there, it goes – a standard she applies to articles but not, apparently, to her own emails. Outside work she runs half-marathons at a 3:55–4:10 per kilometre average, plays acoustic guitar, and spends more than is reasonable in independent bookshops. Supports Brighton, which she insists is a personality trait and the rest of us are starting to believe.

Benjamin Roberts – Match Analyst

Ben does the numbers behind our daily predictions and is particularly good at finding value in Central and Eastern European leagues that most tipsters ignore. He joined in 2020 with five years of football analytics behind him. Outside work he’s a keen amateur chef who reviews every restaurant he visits in a notes app that currently has 340 entries and zero published reviews. Also learning piano – has been “learning piano” for about two years now. Jazz fan. Once tipped a 2-0 home win that ended 5-1 to the away side and went very quiet in the group chat for several days.

Alex Turner – SEO Specialist

Alex is the reason you found us. He handles how the site gets discovered – search, structure, the works – and built most of the interactive tools you’ll find across the site, which started as a side project on a slow Tuesday and somehow became our most-visited pages. Goes to the cinema at least once a week, usually alone, which he says is the correct way to watch a film and everyone else thinks is just a bit sad. Has a cat named Klopp who sits on his keyboard during important calls. Builds mechanical keyboards to “improve his typing speed.” The cat types faster.

Sarah Mitchell – Community Manager

Sarah handles reader questions, social, and the email list – basically everything that keeps the site feeling like a community rather than just a content feed. She’s been watching football since she was eight and has very strong views on the Premier League title race that she will share whether you ask or not. Tests coffee shops with the methodical rigour of a professional critic and the budget of someone who works at a football predictions site. Bakes excellent sourdough. Once turned down a work trip to Milan because it clashed with a Watford match. We’ve stopped questioning it.

Daniel Cooper – Data Analyst

Daniel keeps the databases running – form tables, head-to-head records, home and away splits across 50+ leagues. He came from a sports data role at a betting exchange, which means he knows exactly how the other side uses these numbers. Cycles long distances at weekends and cooks pasta with the intensity of someone who has strong opinions about which shape goes with which sauce. Has a growing vinyl collection that is definitely getting out of hand. Will tell you, unprompted, why possession statistics are largely meaningless – and he’s not entirely wrong, which makes it worse.

Emily Richards – Social Media Manager

Emily joined in 2023 and made the site’s social voice noticeably less stiff within about a week. She writes La Liga coverage – spent a year in Madrid during university and has followed Spanish football closely ever since. Shoots film photography, collects vintage scarves from clubs she’s never visited, and is on a long-running quest to find the perfect taco in every city she visits for work. Once correctly predicted four out of five weekend scorelines on pure instinct with zero analysis. We haven’t let her forget it, and more importantly, neither has she.

Free football predictions since 2019. No paid picks. No VIP tiers. Just analysis.

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