Achievements earned from your predictions — the good, the bad, and the historic. Sign in to see which you've earned.
One badge per league, named for a moment worth knowing about. Earn the badge, learn the story.
How to earn it: Ten consecutive Premier League predictions that all scored points.
Arsène Wenger's 2003-04 Arsenal went the entire 38-game Premier League season unbeaten — 26 wins, 12 draws, 0 losses — the only top-flight side to do it in England since Preston North End in 1888-89. The squad received a unique golden Premier League trophy for it. Go on your own unbeaten run to earn their name.
How to earn it: Exact-score prediction where a LaLiga winner scored five or more.
"La manita" — the little hand, five fingers for five goals. Barcelona have twice won El Clásico 5-0: Johan Cruyff's Dream Team with Romário in January 1994, and Pep Guardiola's side in November 2010, after which Gerard Piqué raised an open hand to the cameras and gave the scoreline its nickname.
How to earn it: Exact-score prediction on a Bundesliga draw.
19 May 2001: Schalke beat Unterhaching 5-3 and were Bundesliga champions — for about four minutes. In Hamburg, Bayern Munich trailed 1-0 deep in stoppage time until Patrik Andersson's 94th-minute indirect free kick made it 1-1 and snatched the title on goal difference. Bild crowned Schalke "Meister der Herzen" — champions of hearts — and the name never left them. A single drawn game decided everything; predict one exactly to earn it.
2000–01 Bundesliga — Wikipedia ↗Das Meister-Drama von 2001 — bundesliga.com ↗
How to earn it: Three exact-score predictions on Serie A matches with at most one goal in them.
Catenaccio — "the door-bolt" — is the ultra-defensive system perfected in Italy, above all by Helenio Herrera's Grande Inter of the 1960s, who won two European Cups conceding next to nothing. Serie A built its reputation on 1-0. Call three of its lockouts exactly and you've earned the bolt.
How to earn it: Exact-score prediction with four or more total goals in a Ligue 1 match.
AS Monaco's 2016-17 side — Mbappé at 18, Falcao reborn, Bernardo Silva pulling strings — scored 107 league goals and took the Ligue 1 title off PSG, the highest-scoring French top-flight campaign in decades from the club on the rock of Monaco. Goals everywhere; predict a four-goal match exactly to honor them.
How to earn it: A scoring prediction on an MLS match with six or more total goals.
The first-ever LA derby, March 2018: LAFC led the Galaxy 3-0 away when Zlatan Ibrahimović came off the bench for his MLS debut and bent in a 40-yard volley, then headed a stoppage-time winner — Galaxy 4-3. "El Tráfico" instantly became MLS's wildest fixture. Score points on a six-goal MLS thriller to claim it.
How to earn it: Five EFL Championship predictions that scored points.
The Championship play-off final at Wembley is routinely called the richest single game in world football — one match worth well over £100 million to the winner, the prize being promotion to the Premier League. A league where every point is money; bank five scoring predictions to cash in.
How to earn it: Exact-score prediction on a Champions League draw.
The 2005 Champions League final: AC Milan led Liverpool 3-0 at half-time and had one hand on the cup. Six second-half minutes from Gerrard, Šmicer and Alonso made it 3-3, Dudek saved everything including the shootout, and Liverpool won their fifth European Cup. The most famous draw in the competition's history — predict one exactly to earn it.
How to earn it: Seven Europa League predictions that scored points.
No club owns a competition like Sevilla own the Europa League: a record seven titles (2006, 2007, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2020, 2023), several of them won from nowhere in seasons gone sideways — the trophy they simply do not lose. Seven scoring UEL predictions puts you in their court.
Some achievements you don't exactly brag about.
Ten consecutive predictions without a single point.
Predicted the exact final score — for the wrong team. (You said 1–3; it finished 3–1.)
Three blowout calls (three-goal margin or more) that each scored zero points.
Computed from every match in the last 12 months, club and international — half of them honors, half of them… not. They also appear on each holder's player page.
Harry Kane — 50 goals. Most goals over the last 12 months.
Michael Olise — 25 assists. Most assists over the last 12 months.
David Raya — 4500 minutes. Most minutes played over the last 12 months.
David Raya — 27 clean sheets. Most goalkeeper clean sheets over the last 12 months.
Jack Clarke — 7 sub goals. Most goals scored after coming off the bench.
Cameron Burgess — 3960 minutes. Most outfield minutes without a single goal or assist. The boulder never reaches the top.
Bernardo Silva — 13 yellows. Most yellow cards over the last 12 months.
Carlos Garcés — 3 reds. Most red cards — ties go to whoever needed fewer minutes to collect them.
Cameron Burgess — 3 own goals. Most own goals over the last 12 months.
Mikel Vesga — 25 sub apps. Most substitute appearances without a goal or assist.
Earned during the tournament — now part of the read-only archive, but they stay on your profile and posts forever.
Nailed an exact final score.
Three exact-score predictions.
Three predictions in a row that scored points.
Eight predictions that scored points.
Called an upset — picked a winner ranked at least 15 FIFA places below the loser.
The only player to nail a match's exact score.
Exact score on a prediction placed at least three days before kickoff.
10 match-prediction points.
25 match-prediction points.
50 match-prediction points.
Predicted all six matches of one group — and every one scored points.
Your bracket earned its first points. (bracket)
#1 on the global leaderboard when the group stage completed. (bracket)
#1 on the global leaderboard after the final. (bracket)