Scotland Challenge Cup AI predictions
Follow Challenge Cup with daily model picks, the live standings and this season's numbers.
Our model has studied 30 matches in Scotland Challenge Cup so far this season. The home side has taken 63% of them, 63% have produced goals at both ends, and the average match has brought 4.27 goals. Each Challenge Cup pick below is logged publicly and graded once the final whistle goes. Clydebank sit top on 14 points after 6 matches.
Goals are flowing in Scotland Challenge Cup: 70% of games have gone over 2.5, with an average of 4.27 per match. Playing at home matters in Scotland Challenge Cup, where home teams have won 63% of games.
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Challenge Cup results, graded
Forfar Athletic2
Formartine Utd0
Queen of South4
Rangers B2
Stranraer4
East Kilbride3
Ross County14
Hearts B0
Peterhead0
Elgin City1
Kelty Hearts2
Montrose1
Hamilton3
Kilmarnock B0
Fraserburgh4
Stirling3
Formartine Utd2
Edinburgh City0
Forfar Athletic2
Dundee Utd B1
Cumbernau2
St. Mirren B4
Cowdenbeath1
Clyde3See all Challenge Cup picks
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Questions and answers
Are any Challenge Cup picks free?
Every matchday includes free Challenge Cup picks. BananaGoal Premium adds all remaining upcoming picks, complete odds and the daily accumulator.
What is your hit rate on Challenge Cup?
Look at the record: each Challenge Cup pick gets a won or lost grade after the final whistle and is never removed, so you can measure our accuracy before subscribing.
What will I find on the Challenge Cup page?
Four picks per Challenge Cup match: the 1X2 outcome, over/under, BTTS and our best tip, each shown with the chance the model gives it. This season in Scotland Challenge Cup: over 2.5 goals in 70% of games, 10% draws, 27% away wins.
What goes into your Challenge Cup predictions?
Data, not opinions. Head-to-head results, injuries, recent form and expected goals go into a machine-learning model, which rates every Challenge Cup match and publishes its picks automatically, with no human choosing them.





























