Correct Score Software Results: Scotland and Albania Examples

Two international results, two different positions in the software’s score table. The supplied Scotland–Slovenia result is 1–2, matching “Score 1” in the recording. Albania–San Marino is shown finishing 2–1, matching “Score 3”. Here are the original visuals and the distinction that matters when reviewing correct-score software.

The results at a glance

Match	Supplied final result	Scorelines shown in order	Matching position
Scotland vs Slovenia	1–2	1–2, 0–2, 1–3	First
Albania vs San Marino	2–1	3–1, 4–1, 2–1	Third

Both result images display 6 October 2026, 19:45. UEFA’s official fixture schedule lists both fixtures on 6 October. The final-score evidence reproduced here is the owner-supplied imagery; the schedule is a fixture reference, not confirmation of the scores.

Scotland vs Slovenia: 1–2 appears first

The recording opens the Scotland–Slovenia match in the Excel workbook titled “Correct SCORE Football Updated”. Its score table places 1–2 first at 9.38%, followed by 0–2 and 1–3. The supplied finished-match image shows 1–2.

That is a match between the first displayed scoreline and the supplied result. The 9.38% figure is the software’s estimate for that particular score, not a historical success rate.

Watch the Scotland–Slovenia software recording — 21 seconds

Visual walkthrough: the recording selects Scotland–Slovenia from the fixture list, opens the three-score table, then shows the workbook’s additional match indicators. The web copy is silent; this description and the table above provide the essential information in text.

Albania vs San Marino: 2–1 appears third

The Albania recording shows 3–1 first, 4–1 second and 2–1 third. The supplied finished-match image displays 2–1, so the matching result is present in the three-score list, but it is not the first-ranked score.

For a review of first-choice forecasts, this would therefore not count as a first-choice match. For a separately defined top-three review, the score is included. Keeping those two measures separate makes the example useful to anyone comparing football prediction tools.

Watch the Albania–San Marino software recording — 25 seconds

Visual walkthrough: the recording selects Albania–San Marino, displays the ranked scorelines and goals estimates, then moves to the additional analysis sheet. This is a silent web copy of the supplied footage.

How to review your own correct-score results

Before a match starts, save the fixture, software output and forecast time. Decide whether you are assessing the first score only or the full list, and keep that rule unchanged when the result arrives. Record every match in the chosen sample, including misses.

Three possible scores are three alternatives. A result appearing somewhere in that list does not mean every selection won, and a top-three match is not the same as profit after placing three bets. These recordings and result images do not include a complete staking or settlement record.

For the market’s time boundary, see whether extra time counts in correct-score comparisons.

Explore the software shown

The recordings demonstrate the Correct Score Excel workbook interface. Correct Score Football Software is the relevant store page for its original screenshots, setup tutorial, current price and requirements. The listed product uses Windows and Microsoft Excel and includes 12 months of access.

For a broader choice, compare football prediction software by markets, platform and access terms before buying.

Evidence note: these are selected examples supplied by the owner. The recordings show the output being reviewed, but do not independently establish when the forecasts were first generated or saved before kick-off. They do not establish an overall win rate or profit. The free website model’s track record measures a separate system.

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