Amanda Langell: football tipster record — archive reconstruction

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<a href="https://forecastrecord.com/authors/amanda-langell/">Record tracked by Forecast Record since 28 September 2026 · 15 predictions · last change 1 October 2026</a>

Archived before kick-off · 1 settled archived pick · won 0 of 1

Restored from a copy saved by an independent web archive before kick-off.

11 predictions; 11 checked against the final score.

1 settled selection across 1 match, 10 March 2026.

Reconstructed at archived prices: −100 points.

Eligible prices were available for 1 of the 11 selections checked against the result.

Eligible price: a market price that meets the price rule of its part of the record; the return is calculated on picks with one. Definition.

Prices are the last pre-match price in archive (~8–15 h before kick-off), bookmaker margin included.

Outcome accuracy vs implied by prices

Won 0 of 1 decided pick; the prices of the same picks implied 10.9%.

The implied share is the average of 1 ÷ price; it includes the bookmaker margin, so it is slightly above a fair chance. Markets with low prices are won more often, so a share of picks won says little on its own.

Score forecasts without a betting market price

Outcome checked. No betting return is attributed to these score forecasts.

None of the 10 score forecasts named the exact score.

The result implied by the named score was right in 4 of 10 matches; the market favourite was right in 5 of the same 10 matches.

The market favourite is the home win, draw or away win with the lowest last pre-match price in archive (~8–15 h before kick-off).

The implied result follows from the named score (2-1 implies a home win).

Found after kick-off

First Found after kick-off; the date is the one the source states.

4 predictions; 2 checked against the final score.

Score forecasts without a betting market price

Outcome checked. No betting return is attributed to these score forecasts.

1 of 2 score forecasts named the exact score.

The result implied by the named score was right in 2 of 2 matches; the market favourite was right in 2 of the same 2 matches.

The market favourite is the home win, draw or away win with the lowest last pre-match price in archive (~8–15 h before kick-off).

The implied result follows from the named score (2-1 implies a home win).

These forecasts were Found after kick-off; when they were made depends on the date the source gives.

What kind of number is this?

Measured

Settled by us from the final score. Supporting evidence: Directly observed in a source or timestamped capture. Here: the moment we first captured each prediction; the time of each pre-match web-archive copy.

Stated

The author’s own claim, shown as published. Reported by the source; not independently confirmed. Here: the publication date a source page shows; the price an author quoted.

Calculated

Derived from the listed inputs under a published rule. Here: outcomes against the final score; returns, intervals and the share of picks won.

Unknown

Not established from the evidence available. Here: the market price at the moment a restored pick was published.

The four data statuses

What this record covers

We monitor the sources listed below. This is not a complete record of everything Amanda Langell has published.

Source we monitor

si.com

Channels

website

Watched by us

28 September – 2 October 2026

Earlier entries

restored from archives, back to 10 March 2026

Author's response

No author's response is published on this page. Responses are published word for word. Correction requests are checked, and every change is logged.

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Coverage and exclusions

One set of records: the author’s statements. Each count is a part of the one above it. What each word means · What coverage says.

Statements

859

Predictions

15

Qualifying picks

1

Settled picks

1

Here a pick counts as settled when it has a result at any recorded price; the numbers at the top use only the price rule of their own part of the record.

Statements that are not predictions: 94 opinions and 750 not about a match.

How this return was calculated

Every settled pick in “Archived before kick-off, reconstructed at archived prices (~8–15 h before kick-off)” is a stake of 100 points at the last pre-match archive price, a reconstruction at archived prices on picks archived before kick-off only. The net result (−100 points) is the sum of the profit and loss of these 1 settled archived pick; the return is the net result divided by the total staked (100 points), void picks excluded. Definition of return on stakes · How a pick is settled.

Other prices of the same picks are compared row by row in each part of the record above; they are never added to this number.

Separate comparison window — last 90 days: the return appears from the first settled pick in this window (method v2.2). How comparison windows are counted

Changes to this record

The headline number above is (reconstruction method 1.1, reconstructed at archived prices (~8–15 h before kick-off), archived before kick-off only). When it changes, the earlier figure stays here with the reason: new results, extended coverage, a correction or a method change. Corrections are also listed in the corrections log.

Method changed · 9 October 2026

Before

−100.00 points on 1 settled pick across 1 match · second data provider's closing price, restored · Reconstruction method 1.1

After

−100.00 points on 1 settled pick across 1 match · reconstructed at archived prices (~8–15 h before kick-off), archived before kick-off only · Reconstruction method 1.1

The headline rule changed on 9 October 2026: the headline is the live record at our recorded market price; without one, reconstructed at archived prices (~8–15 h before kick-off) on picks archived before kick-off only. Picks first Found after kick-off no longer enter the headline number. Was: second data provider's closing price, restored (1 settled pick). Now: reconstructed at archived prices (~8–15 h before kick-off), archived before kick-off only (1 settled pick).

Pre-match close: the last market price for the same selection before kick-off. Definition.

Coverage extended · 9 October 2026

Before

no published headline number

After

−100.00 points on 1 settled pick across 1 match · second data provider's closing price, restored · Reconstruction method 1.1

First headline number for this record: 1 settled pick in the series “second data provider's closing price, restored”.

Who this is

Last recorded by us

2 October 2026, 36 days before this page's data date

Observed

28 September 2026 — 2 October 2026

Channels

website

Statements other than predictions (80 shown)

• “Bundesliga Runner-Up Will Finish in the Bottom 12” — 2 October 2026, 01:52 BST · source
• “PSG Will Settle for a Spot in the Phase Playoff” — 2 October 2026, 01:52 BST · source
• “AC Milan Will Not Advance to the Knockout Rounds” — 2 October 2026, 01:52 BST · source
• “Manchester City Will Finish Atop the League Phase Standings” — 2 October 2026, 01:52 BST · source
• “The Brazilian should find plenty of success against Zachary Athekame, who struggled against Aston Villa just two weeks ago.” — 2 October 2026, 01:49 BST · source
• “Liverpool can maintain its spot atop the Premier League table with a victory over Crystal Palace.” — 2 October 2026, 01:47 BST · source

• LW: Ferran Torres – All signs point to Torres getting the nod on the left-wing despite the Spaniard'

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• AM: Raphinha – Just two weeks removed from scoring his first hat trick, Raphinha will slot into Dani

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• RW: Lamine Yamal – Fresh off becoming the youngest player in La Liga history to score a first-half brace

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• DM: Pedri – The midfielder is one of Flick's most consistent players and proved this weekend that he

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• LB: Alejandro Balde – Against Monaco, the defender will earn his 85th cap for Barcelona at just 20 years

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• CB: Pau Cubarsí – The 17-year-old went from winning gold with Spain at the Paris Olympics to starting

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• GK: Marc-André ter Stegen – The German keeper will hope to record just his second clean sheet in his

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• Olmo injured his right hamstring against Girona at the weekend and will be out for up to six weeks.

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• The manager got Barcelona off to a perfect start in La Liga despite injuries to Gavi, Frenkie de Jong

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• Barcelona's starting lineup is set to look a little different against Monaco.

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• ST: Robert Lewandowski–The striker already has seven goals in eight La Liga matches, but he will look to score his first UCL goal of the 2024–25 campaign against Young Boys.

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• LW: Raphinha–Raphinha's presence on the left-wing was missed at the weekend.

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• AM: Pablo Torre–While Dani Olmo recovers, Torre will start as the Catalans' No. 10.

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• RW: Lamine Yamal–Yamal scored his first Champions League goal in Barcelona's UCL opener and comes into Tuesday's fixture with five goals and five assists across all competitions.

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• DM: Pedri–The 21-year-old will look to bounce back from his poor performance in Barcelona's first UCL fixture against Monaco.

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• DM: Marc Casadó–Casadó will get the nod alongside Pedri as Eric García serves his suspension.

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• LB: Alejandro Balde–Expect the 20-year-old to return to his starting spot on the left-flank after only playing 20 minutes against Osasuna.

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• CB: Iñigo Martínez–Martínez was fully rested on Saturday after picking up a minor knock mid-week, but the center-back is ready to go against Young Boys.

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• CB: Pau Cubarsí–After Barcelona conceded four goals against Osasuna, Cubarsí will be eager to once again line up alongside Martínez and deliver a better defensive effort.

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• RB: Jules Koundé–The Frenchman is only one of two players to start every game for Barcelona under Flick.

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• GK: Iñaki Peña–The keeper makes his first Champions League appearance for Barcelona this season in place of the injured Marc-André ter Stegen.

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• expect Flick will put out his strongest XI against Young Boys.

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• Barcelona Predicted Lineup vs. Young Boys: Champions League

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• ST: Diogo Jota—Expect Jota to return to the starting XI after Núñez got the nod against Bologna. Slot confirmed the Portugal international recovered from a knock he suffered in training earlier in the week.

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• LW: Luis Díaz—Despite his lack of the production in Liverpool's first two UCL fixtures, Díaz already has five goals in six Premier League matches.

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• AM: Dominik Szoboszlai—The midfielder will look to continue building him chemistry up top with Salah and Díaz. Szoboszlai has yet to score in the Premier League this season.

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• RW: Mohamed Salah—Salah has found the back of the net in Liverpool's first three away fixtures of the 2024–25 Premier League season and will look to extend the streak at Selhurst Park.

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• DM: Alexis Mac Allister—Fresh off scoring the winner against Bologna, Mac Allister will slot in alongside Gravenberch.

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• DM: Ryan Gravenberch—Gravenberch is Liverpool's unsung hero so far. While the front four push forward, the 22-year-old acts as an insurance policy behind the ball, always ready to stabilize the midfield and help his backline.

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• LB: Andrew Robertson—The 30-year-old got the nod against Bologna even after suffering a knock at the weekend. If Slot opts to give Robertson a bit of rest, though, expect Konstantinos Tsimikas to start in his place.

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• CB: Virgin van Dijk—The Dutchman will lead Liverpool in his 279th appearance for the club.

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• CB: Ibrahima Konaté—Konaté scored his first Premier League goal against Wolves last weekend and will once again be one of Liverpool's biggest targets on set pieces.

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• RB: Trent Alexander-Arnold—The England international will take his place on the right flank as a possible move this summer continues to loom over his head.

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• GK: Alisson Becker—The Brazilian has only conceded three goals across all competitions for the Reds this season.

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• With only Harvey Elliott and Federico Chiesa dealing with injuries, Slot can field his strongest XI in Saturday's clash to make a statement against Oliver Glasner's squad.

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• LW: Vinícius Júnior—The Brazilian might be Real Madrid's second-highest goalscorer this season, but Vinícius Jr. has yet to find the back of the net in Los Blancos' Champions League title defense.

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• ST: Kylian Mbappé—Fresh off scoring a screamer against Celta Vigo, Mbappé leads the team in goalscoring despite missing time with a previous thigh injury.

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• RW: Rodrygo—Rodrygo should return to the XI for the first time since suffering from minor back discomfort in the Madrid derby. The 23-year-old has struggled to produce on the right-wing since Mbappé's arrival, though, meaning Ancelotti could stick with a 4-man midfield in place of the Brazilian winger.

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• CM: Jude Bellingham—The England international played well as a right midfielder on Saturday, but expect him to return to his preferred left side against Dortmund.

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• CM: Aurélien Tchouaméni—After another experiment in the backline, expect the Frenchman to return to the midfield.

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• CM: Federico Valverde—The Uruguayan is the only player on the team to start every match for Los Blancos this season and his streak will surely stay in tact as the midfielder gears up for his 14th consecutive start.

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• LB: Ferland Mendy—Expect the left-back to return to the starting XI after only playing 20 minutes against Celta Vigo.

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• CB: Antonio Rüdiger—The 31-year-old will have the tough task of silencing Serhou Guirassy, who has scored seven goals in as many matches for Dortmund this season.

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• CB: Éder Militão—Despite playing through discomfort on Saturday, Militão is set to start against Dortmund, something he could not do in the 2024 UCL final due to injury.

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• RB: Lucas Vázquez—In the wake of Dani Carvajal's season-ending knee injury, Vázquez is Ancelotti's new first-choice right-back.

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• GK: Thibaut Courtois—Courtois was back to his usual heroics at the weekend after recovering from an abductor injury. He will make his second UCL appearance this season.

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• Here's what Real Madrid's XI could look like against Nuri Şahin's men.

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• ST: Joshua Zirkzee—Rasmus Højlund's poor performance against West Ham leaves the door open for Zirkzee

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• LW: Alejandro Garnacho—Nothing went right for Garnacho on Sunday, but the winger's effort that hit the

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• AM: Bruno Fernandes—The captain bagged two assists in United's rout over Barnsley in the third round

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• RW: Amad Diallo—As long as Marcus Rashford continues to struggle, Diallo has a chance to establish himself

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• DM: Manuel Ugarte—Ugarte was an unused substitute against West Ham and could replace Casemiro, who played

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• DM: Christian Eriksen—The 32-year-old has emerged as one of United's most reliable players and is slated

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• LB: Lisandro Martínez—The Argentine must once again act as a left-back for United should Noussair Mazraoui

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• CB: Victor Lindelöf—With so many injuries to his backline, Van Nistelrooy needs to rely on Lindelöf to

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• CB: Matthijs de Ligt—The Dutchman conceded the controversial penalty that handed West Ham all three

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• RB: Diogo Dalot—Dalot will look to bounce back after failing to score with the goal empty at the weekend

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• GK: André Onana—Onana only has one clean sheet to his name in his last seven appearances for the Red

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• Here's what United's lineup could look like against Steve Cooper's squad.

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• Antony and Mason Mount remain a doubt as well and even Noussair Mazraoui's fitness is uncertain after

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• Luke Shaw, Leny Yoro, Harry Maguire, Kobbie Mainoo and Tyrell Malacia are all sidelined due to injury

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• Manchester United Predicted Lineup vs. Leicester City: Carabao Cup

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• feed Published 0 Minutes Ago AMANDA LANGELL Amanda Langell is a Sports Illustrated Soccer freelance writer covering the European game and international competitions. Home/Soccer

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• ST: Erling Haaland—The striker comes into Tuesday's match with three goals in as many UCL matches so far in 2024–25.

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• LW: Matheus Nunes—Expect Nunes to get the nod against his former club. The 26-year-old already has one goal and two assists in the Champions League this season.

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• AM: Bernardo Silva—With so many injures hitting City's attackers, the 30-year-old's playmaking is much-needed for a side struggling to score goals. Silva is the obvious choice to receive a rest for the midweek feature, though, so Phil Foden could take his place in the XI.

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• RW: Jérémy Doku—After only playing five minutes plus stoppage time in his return from injury on Saturday, Doku could be in for his first start in four matches.

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• DM: İlkay Gündoğan—The ex-Barcelona man has yet to reach the form he enjoyed in his first stint with City, but his presence alongside Kovačić offers greater stability in the middle of the park, especially on the counter attack.

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• DM: Mateo Kovačić—Kovačić's precise passing and defensive prowess gives City a reliable, consistent replacement for Rodri, who suffered a season-ending ACL injury.

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• LB: Joško Gvardiol—The Croatian scored City's only goal against Bournemouth, but it was not enough to send the defending English champions home with any points. Guardiola will rely on Gvardiol to once again contribute to the team's attack in the UCL.

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• CB: Nathan Aké—Without Dias and Stones available, Aké will slot in alongside Akanji for the second consecutive match.

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• CB: Manuel Akanji—Akanji will have the tough task of silencing Viktor Gyökeres, who comes into Tuesday's fixture with 20 goals across all competitions on the season.

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• RB: Rico Lewis—Expect the 19-year-old to return to Guardiola's XI after Kyle Walker played an underwhelming 90 minutes at the weekend.

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