Playing today
Championship Wed 2 Sep 2026 | 18:45 UTC
QP Rangers vs Cardiff City
Queens Park Rangers put their unbeaten start on the line when they host a Cardiff City side aiming to convert persistent stalemates into a first victory.
Queens Park Rangers enter this fixture safely insulated among the leading pack and looking to narrow the gap to the summit. The Hoops will be looking to preserve this unbeaten momentum and ignite their home attack, relying on a backline that has conceded just 2 goals all season.
Cardiff City make the trip positioned in mid-table, having drawn every single of their three matches so far and eager to claim their first win to push toward the top half.
The Bluebirds will look to sharpen their defensive discipline, having failed to register any clean sheet across those opening fixtures.
Playing on Friday
Eliteserien Fri 4 Sep 2026 | 17:00 UTC
Fredrikstad vs Bodo/Glimt
Surging Fredrikstad put their four-match winning streak on the line against league leaders Bodo/Glimt in a high-stakes top-half showdown.
Fredrikstad find themselves situated in mid-table, level on 26 points with Brann and Lillestrom in a tightly packed cluster fighting for European positioning. The hosts have discovered scintillating form, using recent performances to surge into European contention.
Their main objective will be to leverage their home advantage and test themselves against the pacesetters, hoping their recent defensive improvements can contain an elite attack.
Bodo/Glimt make the journey sitting atop the league table, holding a slender one-point cushion over Viking in a fierce title chase.
The visiting leaders have been ruthless on the road, only losing once in 9 away games this season while boasting the league's most potent traveling offense. Their clear target is to sustain their sparkling momentum and maintain their grip on first place by securing maximum points on enemy territory. [More...]
Played yesterday
Championship Tue 1 Sep 2026 | 18:45 UTC
West Ham Utd 4:2 Wolverhampton
Domination Index: 55/45
West Ham United secured their first league victory of the campaign in breathtaking style, overcoming Wolverhampton 4-2 in an electric six-goal contest at home.
Before kick-off, the Hammers were desperate to ignite their season and steer clear of the drop zone after collecting just two points from their opening three matches without a win.
Wolverhampton made the trip aiming to maintain their unbeaten momentum and apply pressure on the league leaders, buoyed by the division's most lethal attack. [More...]
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