Week 22 football pools draws prediction 2025 for matches played this Saturday
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13 – Derby County vs Leicester City
The East Midlands derby returns to Pride Park as Derby County host Leicester City in a Sky Bet Championship clash that could define both sides’ mid-table ambitions. With Derby sitting 11th and Leicester back at 16th, this fixture pits two promotion hopefuls against each other in what promises to be a gritty, low-scoring affair. Derby’s recent 2-3 loss at Watford exposed defensive frailties, but their home resilience unbeaten in the last three at Pride Park could see them edge a point against a Leicester side that’s drawn four of their last six away games.
Head-to-Head History
This East Midlands rivalry, simmering since 1894, has seen 31 meetings with Leicester holding the upper hand: 15 wins to Derby’s 11, and five draws (16% stalemate rate overall). The Foxes have scored 48 goals to Derby’s 37 in those clashes, thriving in high-stakes encounters think Leicester’s 4-1 thrashing in 2014 or their 3-1 victory in 2017. Derby’s last home win over Leicester came in 2001 (2-0), but recent derbies scream parity: three of the last five ended level, including a 2-2 thriller in January 2017. Highest scorer? Derby’s 5-2 rout in 1929 remains the benchmark for chaos.
Derby County 1-1 Leicester City; A point apiece keeps the promotion dream alive, but don’t rule out extra-time drama if it spills into the festive schedule. Tune in for what could be the draw of the weekend.
16 – Queen Park Rangers vs West Bromwich Albion
Queens Park Rangers welcome West Bromwich Albion to Loftus Road in a Sky Bet Championship encounter. Both sides, with QPR perched in 13th on 25 points from 18 games and West Brom a spot above on the same tally, separated only by goal difference. The Hoops’ dismal home record just two wins in nine meets the Baggies’ road woes, setting the stage for a tactical chess match where a point feels like plunder.
Head-to-Head History
Dating back to 1903, this fixture has delivered 29 meetings laced with West Brom dominance: 15 Baggies wins to QPR’s six, with eight draws. The visitors have plundered 53 goals to the Hoops’ 35 overall, feasting on London derbies like their 4-1 mauling in 2018 or 3-0 romp in 2022. QPR’s last home triumph? A 2-1 thriller in 2015. Recent clashes tilt to parity, though: four of the last seven ended in draws, including a turgid 0-0 at The Hawthorns in March 2025.
QPR 1-1 West Bromwich Albion; Another Loftus Road leveller keeps the trapdoor ajar, but Heggebo’s hot streak earns the visitors a vital point. A festive filibuster awaits.
19 – Swansea City vs Oxford United
A relegation six-pointer awaits at the Swansea.com Stadium as Swansea City host Oxford United in a Sky Bet Championship clash that could prove pivotal in the bottom-half battle. Both sides are mired in the drop zone’s shadow, with Swansea hovering just outside the bottom three on goal difference after 18 games, and Oxford rooted to 20nd with a dismal 18 points from a similar slate. With both teams leaking goals Swansea conceding 1.6 per game and Oxford 1.9—this could be a feisty affair, but their shared penchant for draws hints at a point-splitting stalemate.
Head-to-Head History
These sides have clashed just six times historically, with Swansea edging a tight rivalry: three wins to Oxford’s two, and one draw. The Swans lead 11-9 on goals, but Oxford’s recent edge winning two of the last three adds spice, including a shock 2-1 Kassam Stadium victory in October 2025. Swansea’s last home win? A 2-1 in 2005 at the Vetch Field. Parity reigns lately: the previous meeting was a chaotic 3-3 draw in May 2025, with both sides trading blows in a relegation thriller.
Swansea City 1-1 Oxford United; A gritty share of the spoils in a must-not-lose mid-table mire, with Vipotnik’s poise canceling Brannagan’s guile. Points for both, peril for neither just yet.
40 – Hibernian vs Falkirk
Hibernian host Falkirk at Easter Road in a Scottish Premiership mid-table tussle that could easily dissolve into a yuletide deadlock, pitting two sides with a flair for the flatline against each other. The Hibees, nestled in 5th on 21 points from 15 games, have drawn 40% of their outings this season, showcasing a stubborn resilience. The Bairns sit 6th on 20 points, punching below their newly-promoted weight, but a recent 1-1 stalemate with Livingston underscores their penchant for points over plunder in the top flight.
Head-to-Head History
Since 1895, these Fife foes have locked horns 35 times, with Hibernian holding sway. The Hibees lead 55-41 on goals, but the Bairns have nipped at heels lately: winning two of the last five, including a shock 2-1 at Easter Road in 2022. Parity prevails in recent derbies—four of the last seven ended level, like September’s 2-2 barnburner and a turgid 0-0 in 2019.
Hibernian 1-1 Falkirk; Another chapter in their draw-drenched dossier. A point preserves Hibs’ push; for Falkirk, it’s survival sparkle amid the squad strife.
43 – St Mirren vs Dundee United
St Mirren welcome Dundee United to Paisley for a Scottish Premiership showdown that could cement both sides’ mid-table moorings, with the hosts’ draw dominance clashing against the visitors’ resilient road form. The Buddies, entrenched in 11th on 10 points from 13 games, have levelled 46% of their fixtures this season a stat that screams stalemate in our high-draw prediction (St Mirren at 46%, Dundee Utd at 31%). Dundee United sit 8th on 15 points. With injuries easing for both, this could be a tactical tussle ripe for shared spoils.
Head-to-Head History
These Premiership perennials have met 60 times since 1903, with Dundee United edging the ledger: 31 wins to St Mirren’s 14, and 15 draws a 25% stalemate rate that aligns with current trends. The visitors lead 92-68 on goals, dominating derbies like a 3-0 Tannadice tonking in October 2025, but Paisley proves prickly: St Mirren unbeaten in four home H2H (W2 D2), including a 2-1 upset in May. Recent clashes favour parity three of the last five ended level, such as a 1-1 in January 2025 with under 2.5 goals in 60% of encounters.
St Mirren 1-1 Dundee United; Opportunism meets danger in a point-per-side procession, preserving both pushes up the Premiership pile. Draw specialists unite.