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Score Predictor returns!

Friday, 7 August 2026

By KHFC Staff
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AFTER a hugely successful first season, the Harriers Score Predictor powered by MB Solar is back for 2026-27! On our official club app, around a thousand players played throughout last season to win prizes throughout, with Holly Fenton crowned the overall league champion! By guessing the scores, results and scorers from Harriers matches, fans were quick to rack up points over the course of the season and, with thousands now busy using the App, we expect exactly the same again this time around. You can make your predictions now and begin amassing points – not just for bragging rights over your fellow fans, but for prizes, too! The Harriers Score Predictor, powered by MB Solar, is once again ready to reward those super-accurate fans who correctly guess the details that matter – here’s what’s up for grabs throughout the term. EVERY MATCH: The highest points scorer for any single match (for example, the 8th August match v Hornchurch), will win 2 x match tickets for the very next Harriers home game. You can still bag home match tickets via this method by racking up the most points for our away matches, too. We’ll pick one qualifying winner at random should more than one user achieve this. EVERY MONTH: At the end of every calendar month, we’ll work out who has picked up the most Predictor points that month and reward them for their genius with 2x Aggborough Suite Match Day Hospitality tickets for a game in the following month, subject to availability, giving them the chance to sample the incredible hospitality on offer here. We’ll pick one qualifying winner at random should more than one user achieve this. HARRIERS PREDICTOR POWERED BY MB SOLAR LEAGUE WINNER: The big one! Finish top of the pile at the end of the season* and you’ll win: – A squad signed Harriers shirt – The chance to present the Supporters’ Player of the Season Award at our final home game – Your very OWN End of Season award Trophy, presented by the Harriers Captain on the day – Your 2026-27 Harriers Season Ticket paid in full – so it’s yours for free! * To determine our overall winner, we’ll take the first placed player in the league table up to and including the penultimate home game of our league season (at present Solihull Moors on 3rd April) to allow prizes to be presented. If more than one player has accumulated the same number of overall points at this stage, we’ll pick a winner based on the most ‘Match Days’ won.

The most important point – how to win points – is easy! Points are dished out as followed: 1. Guess the Score Correct result (W/L/D) – 2 points OR Correct Exact FT score – 5points 2. Guess the first Harriers scorer Correctly guess the first Harriers scorer (or ‘Own Goal/No Scorer) – 5pts BONUS: Everything correct – 5 points Maximum score per match: 15 points. Ready to play? Ready to win prizes? It’s all FREE and it’s waiting for you now on our Official Club App – join the thousands that are already using it and download it now! Thank you to MB Solar for their support of the Harriers Predictor this season and good luck to all those playing!

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