Week 38 Pool Fixtures 2026: 21 March – UK 2025/2026 Season

Week 38 pool fixtures 2026

Week 38 pool fixtures 2026: The Week 38 pool fixtures is featuring a total number of 49 football matches scheduled for Saturday, March 21 in the UK 2026/2027 season. This week’s coupon includes key fixtures from the English Premier League, Championship, League 1, League 2. Other fixtures are drawn from the Scottish Premiership, Championship, League 1 and League 2 respectively, offering another exciting winning opportunity for football pools draw seekers.

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This Week 38 pool fixtures 2026/2027: Get the latest Football Pools Coupon fixtures as published by the Football Pools Panel and updated in real-time, and accompanied with the dream international fixtures. We also publish the Pools Panel’s decisions on PP (postponed) matches at Half-Time, as determined by the Football Pools Panel Association.

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Week 38 pool Fixtures 2026: all 49 Matches

Below is the complete list of the Week 38 pool fixtures for 2026, as published on the official football pools panel: Always visit this page, as empty rows will be updated regularly.

WEEK: 38; SEASON: UK 2025/2026; DATE: 21-March-2026
№	Pools Fixtures				Status
1	Arsenal		Man City		Sunday
2	Aston Villa		West Ham		Sunday
3	Brighton		Liverpool		EKO
4	Everton		Chelsea		Saturday
5	Fulham		Burnley		Saturday
6	Leeds Utd.		Brentford		LKO
7	Newcastle		Sunderland		Sunday
8	Tottenham		Nott’m For.		Sunday
9	Blackburn		Middlesbro		EKO
10	Bristol C.		West Brom		Saturday
11	Charlton		Norwich		Saturday
12	Derby		Birmingham		EKO
13	Hull		Sheff Wed.		Saturday
14	Ipswich		Millwall		EKO
15	Q.P.R.		Portsmouth		Saturday
16	Sheff Utd.		Wrexham		Saturday
17	Southampton		Oxford Utd.		Saturday
18	Swansea		Coventry		LKO
19	Watford		Leicester		Saturday
20	A.Wimbledon		Peterboro		Saturday
21	Barnsley		Doncaster		Saturday
22	Burton A.		Bradford C.		Saturday
23	Cardiff		Blackpool		EKO
24	Leyton O.		Wycombe		Saturday
25	Lincoln		Rotherham		Saturday
26	Luton		Stockport		EKO
27	Mansfield		Northampton		Saturday
28	Plymouth		Huddersfield		Saturday
29	Port Vale		Bolton		Saturday
30	Stevenage		Reading		Saturday
31	Wigan A.		Exeter		Saturday
32	Accrington		Chesterfield		Saturday
33	Bromley		Colchester		Saturday
34	Cambridge U.		Salford C.		EKO
35	Fleetwood		Crawley		Saturday
36	Gillingham		Bristol R.		Saturday
37	Grimsby		Barrow		Saturday
38	Milton K.D.		Barnet		EKO
39	Notts Co.		Cheltenham		Saturday
40	Oldham		Harrogate		Saturday
41	Shrewsbury		Crewe		Saturday
42	Tranmere		Swindon		Saturday
43	Walsall		Newport Co.		Saturday
44	Dundee Utd.		Celtic		Sunday
45	Falkirk		St Mirren		Saturday
46	Hearts		Dundee		Saturday
47	Kilmarnock		Livingston		Saturday
48	Motherwell		Hibernian		Saturday
49	Rangers		Aberdeen		LKO

Summary

The Week 38 pool fixtures 2026 are now live, with 49 matches that offer a mix of banker opportunities, pairings, and surprise potential. Use this guide along with your pool papers to build smarter lines and increase your chances of success. Bookmark this page for any midweek changes and updated fixture calls.

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To help you get the most out of this week’s fixtures, it’s important to understand what football pool fixtures are and how they work. The following section gives you a clear explanation of their purpose, structure, and value in football pools, so you can make more informed and confident selections.

What are pool fixtures? Understanding Pool Fixtures in Football Pools

Pool fixtures are the official list of football matches selected for a given week’s football pools betting. These fixtures form the foundation of every pools coupon and are the basis upon which all predictions, draws, and staking plans are made. In simple terms, they are the matches you’ll be forecasting in the hope of landing winning lines.

The concept of pool fixtures has been around for decades, tracing back to the early days of football pools in the United Kingdom. Every week, a fixed number of games—traditionally 49—are published and numbered in a standardized way. These numbers and fixtures appear on the football pools coupon, and players make predictions on them by marking games they believe will end in a draw or meet specific winning conditions.

Who Decides the Fixtures?

The weekly fixture list is prepared and published by the Football Pools Panel and other official bodies involved in pools betting. The selection covers matches from top leagues such as:

• English Premier League
• English Championship
• League One
• League Two
• Scottish Premiership
• Scottish Championship
• Scottish League One
• Scottish League Two

Occasionally, matches from other leagues or cup competitions may be included, especially during international breaks or when domestic schedules are lighter.

The key point is that every pools week is tied to a fixed fixture list, and these fixtures are what tipsters, forecasters, and pool publications (like RSK Papers, BigWin Soccer, and Pool Telegraph) use to build their predictions.

How Fixtures Are Numbered and Presented

On the coupon, each match is given a specific number from 1 to 49. For example:

1. Arsenal vs. Chelsea
2. Manchester United vs. Liverpool
3. Leeds United vs. Leicester City

…and so on until all 49 games are listed. This numbering system is essential because many forecasting systems, banker pair strategies, and draw prediction patterns are based on fixture numbers rather than team names.

The Role of Fixtures in Predictions

Without fixtures, there is no basis for pool forecasting. Fixtures are where forecasters:

• Identify likely draws (commonly called bankers).
• Spot tricky matches to avoid (cannot draws).
• Find potential pairs (two matches linked in prediction systems).
• Analyze home and away performance trends.

For example, if fixture number 6 consistently ends in a draw over several weeks, forecasters may see it as a banker for the next week—unless other variables suggest otherwise.

Pools Panel Decisions on Postponed Matches

Sometimes matches get postponed due to weather, fixture congestion, or other unforeseen reasons. In such cases, the Football Pools Panel steps in to adjudicate the outcome of the game for coupon purposes.
The panel can award:

• H – Home Win
• A – Away Win
• D – Draw

These decisions are final for pools settlement and are published alongside the fixture list when they occur.

Why Fixtures Change Week to Week

Fixtures are tied to real-world football schedules, so every week’s coupon is different. Some weeks may be loaded with Premier League matches, while others lean more heavily on lower leagues or Scottish competitions. International breaks, cup games, and replays all influence the lineup.

Because of these changes, past weeks become irrelevant—which is why serious forecasters always work from the current week’s fixture list.

The Link Between Fixtures and Pool Papers

While fixtures give you the raw list of matches, pool papers like RSK Papers, BigWin Soccer, and Pool Telegraph interpret them. These papers analyze each fixture, looking at form, head-to-head records, statistical trends, and even insider insights to recommend which games might produce draws.

Think of fixtures as the “data source” and pool papers as the “analysis tool.”

• Without fixtures → No foundation for betting.
• Without analysis → Random guessing.

Fixture-Based Systems and Strategies

Many pools strategies are fixture-driven. Examples include:

• Number-based systems: Selecting matches based on the fixture number rather than the teams.
• Sequence tracking: Monitoring how certain fixture numbers perform over weeks.
• Color-coded coupon methods: Where numbers in certain columns or patterns have statistical draw trends.

These approaches all start with the week’s official fixture list.

Why Pool Fixtures Matter for All Players

Whether you are a casual player or a seasoned forecaster, fixtures are the starting point. They ensure everyone is betting on the same set of games and that results can be fairly compared and settled. The accuracy, numbering, and consistency of fixtures keep the pools system organized and trustworthy.

Final Thoughts

When checking fixtures, always rely on an official or reputable source. Avoid outdated lists, as even a single incorrect match can throw off your predictions. Bookmark your favorite fixture page, check for midweek updates, and align it with your chosen pool papers before making final selections.

By understanding pool fixtures in depth, you can approach your weekly predictions with structure, strategy, and a better chance of winning.