With the new season under way, BBC Sport has just the thing to keep you entertained every week. After the success of our World Cup Predictor game, we've rebranded it for the club season as Match of the Day Predictor. It's simple to play - just predict the outcome of the six fixtures we've selected from across domestic and European competitions every week.
And don't worry if you've joined late - players can join at any time, get involved with the latest round and start building a streak. Once you've submitted your predictions, you'll also be able to see what others think the outcome of the match will be. Each round will start on a Friday and the kick-off time of the first match is the deadline to get your predictions in.
Once the round is under way, you've then got the whole week to predict the following set of matches. The new game also features streaks, so make sure to check in each week to do your predictions. Every consecutive round you play adds one to your streak, but if you miss a round your streak resets to zero.
Make your selections, or click 'How to Play' to be guided through how it works. For every match, you either choose a winner or a draw - except for knockout games when only winner options appear. Once your prediction has been submitted you are unable to change it, so be sure to pick carefully.
After that, wait for the results to roll in and see how you have done. All our Premier League Who Am I? quizzes in one place Football quiz: Name every club in the Premier League and EFL Can you name the players with most Premier League appearances? Can you name the 10 Lionesses with most England caps?
Can you name every team to have played in the WSL?
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