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Will Coventry City FC win on 2026-09-05?

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SettledEvent date Sat, 5 Sept 2026, 14:00 UTCLast checked 5 Sept 2026, 13:55 UTC
PM6.5%bid 6.0% / ask 7.0%24h volume $461K · liquidity $413Kas of 5 Sept, 13:55 UTC · not refreshed recentlyView on Polymarket

Crossbook forecast

  • 12.0%against a market price of 6.5% at the timeNO

    Logged 1 Sept 2026, 02:42 UTC · Brier 0.0144

    • Outside view: three-way soccer outcomes make any single-team win far from even money; draws alone remove about a quarter of outcomes, and Coventry’s recent Championship level would make them favorite only in some home fixtures.
    • Inside view: the prompt lacks opponent, venue, injuries, and form, so case-specific signal is weak; the very low 6.5% market quote is treated cautiously because $314 volume is thin, but it still suggests the actual fixture may be a difficult away/elite matchup rather than a generic league game.
    • Post-estimate price check: my independent range was higher than 6.5%, but the divergence is plausibly explained by an opponent/venue embedded in the event plus low liquidity, so I only partially update toward the market rather than fully accepting it.

    What would change it: Confirmed lineup/fixture news showing Coventry at home against a comparable or weaker opponent, or major opponent absences, would move this sharply upward.

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Context

Polymarket prices this at 7%. No verified equivalent is currently listed on the other venue, so there is no cross venue comparison on this page.

Volume over the last 24 hours is heavy, at about $460,535 on the busier venue.

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