Gameweek in Review
Every round, we go back over what we called — the pick that came off, the one that missed, and the players who actually decided it.
Premiership · Regular Season - 7
Joseph Westley was the one clean hit in a Premiership round that otherwise slipped away
Dundee’s 2-1 win over Motherwell was the only prediction Fipster nailed, and it did so for a simple reason: Joseph Westley scored as expected. The rest of the round went the other way, with late equaliser, wrong-scoreline and wrong-scorer problems piling up faster than the model could tidy them.
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Premiership · Regular Season - 3
Bojan Miovski and Mika Baur rescued a grim Premiership Round 3 for Fipster
Two correct calls were enough to stop the week looking worse than it was, but the misses were loud: Dundee Utd, Hibernian and Motherwell all went the wrong way, and the round was decided by scorers Fipster had not named at all.
0 STAR · 2 TICK · 4 MISS
Premiership · Regular Season - 6
J. Fowler and Michael Forbes turned Premiership Round 6 into a lesson in late goals and bad assumptions
Fipster landed one exact scoreline and three correct outcomes in Premiership Round 6, but the two misses came from over-certain home and away reads that ignored who was actually finishing the chances. The round was decided by late equaliser work, penalty swings, and a handful of players the model never named before kick-off.
1 STAR · 3 TICK · 2 MISS
Premiership · Regular Season - 5
Lawrence Shankland and the late equaliser in Dundee gave Premiership Round 5 its sharpest edges
Fipster landed the Hibernian-Heart Of Midlothian call cleanly, missed badly at Dundee, and spent the rest of the round watching uncalled scorers do most of the talking. Lawrence Shankland was the loudest of them, while Fraser Taylor, Dylan Levitt and Alexander Lowry all turned up where the model had not pointed.
1 STAR · 4 TICK · 1 MISS
Premiership · Regular Season - 1
Kevin Nisbet and Killian Phillips made a messy opening round look more readable than it was
Fipster found two correct calls in a six-match Premiership opener, but the bigger lesson was sharper: the model was happiest when it trusted narrow home wins and least comfortable when the goals came from names it had not put on the page.
0 STAR · 2 TICK · 4 MISS
Premiership · Regular Season - 2
Kasper Waarts Thenza Høgh and Josh Campbell made the round awkward in all the right places
Fipster landed four of six in Premiership Round 2, but the two misses were the noisy ones: Rangers were turned over late by Hibernian, while Celtic’s trip to Kilmarnock became a lesson in underestimating a scorer who arrived with a hat-trick and no pre-match warning.
0 STAR · 4 TICK · 2 MISS
Premiership · Regular Season - 4
Lawrence Shankland and S. Ramos gave Premiership Round 4 its clearest lessons
Fipster got one call right, three wrong, and the round was honest about why: Rangers’ narrow win came from the sort of detail the model liked, while Dundee United and Motherwell supplied the sort of scorers it did not see coming.
0 STAR · 1 TICK · 3 MISS