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Here are our expert classic football pools draw tips for this week 14 2026. We’ve compiled some selected fixtures from the forty-nine for this weekend matches from UK/British and Aussie leagues with the form indicators as displayed on the table below.
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17 – Burton Albion vs Huddersfield Town
Burton Albion welcome Huddersfield Town to the Pirelli Stadium on Saturday afternoon, with both sides navigating injury crises that have tested the depth of their squads in the early weeks of the campaign. Burton Albion sit 7th in the League One table with 12 points from their opening eight matches and Huddersield Town have made a strong start to the season, sitting sixty in the League One table with 12 points from their opening three matches
Head-to-Head Record
The historical record between Burton Albion and Huddersfield Town is remarkably one-sided in favour of the Brewers, particularly in recent meetings.
According to records, the clubs have met six times, with Burton winning three, Huddersfield winning one, and two draws.
Huddersfield’s unbeaten league start, superior defensive record, and Burton’s attacking injury crisis make the Terriers clear favourites at the Pirelli Stadium. The Brewers have historically dominated this fixture at home. While the Pirelli has been a happy hunting ground for Burton in this fixture, current circumstances favour the visitors.
29 – Greenock Morton vs Raith Rovers
Greenock Morton welcome Raith Rovers to Cappielow on Saturday afternoon, with the hosts desperately seeking a first league victory of the season against an in-form Rovers side eyeing promotion.
Greenock Morton are enduring a torrid campaign. The Cappielow club sit bottom of the Championship with just one point from their opening eight matches. Raith Rovers, by contrast, have made an excellent start they currently sit second in the Championship with 14 points from eight matches.
Head-to-Head Record
The historical record between these two clubs shows Raith Rovers holding a narrow advantage across their 91 meetings. Raith have won 37, Morton have won 29, and 24 matches have ended in draws. Recent meetings have been remarkably tight. Four of the last five fixtures between the sides have ended in draws, and six of the last nine.
Raith Rovers’ exceptional start to the season, coupled with Morton’s historic winless run and ongoing financial turmoil, makes the visitors overwhelming favourites at Cappielow. The 16-match winless sequence has drained confidence at the Greenock club, and the away side possess both the defensive organisation and attacking quality to exploit Morton’s vulnerabilities. While the head-to-head record shows these fixtures are often tight, the current circumstances suggest a comfortable away victory. Raith’s mean defence should have little trouble containing a Morton attack that has scored just four goals all season.
33 – East Fife vs East Kilbride
East Fife welcome East Kilbride to Bayview Stadium on Saturday afternoon for a League One clash between two sides separated by just five point in the early-season standings.
East Fife sit seventh in League One with 8 points from their opening eight matches and will be looking for his side to rediscover the defensive resilience that saw them keep clean sheets in their opening home fixtures. East Kilbride arrive at Bayview in forth place with 13 points from their opening eight matches. Kilby have also demonstrated they can mix it with higher-level opposition, defeating Championship side Dunfermline 3-0 in the Premier Sports Cup in July.
Head-to-Head Record
This fixture represents uncharted territory for both clubs, with no previous competitive meetings between East Fife and East Kilbride at senior level .
East Fife’s home defensive record and East Kilbride’s struggles on the road make the Fifers slight favourites at Bayview. Kilby’s showed they can be dangerous, but their 12 goals conceded in eight matches is a major concern against a side that has been solid at home. The absence of historical head-to-head data adds an element of unpredictability, but current form and home advantage point toward a narrow East Fife victory or a draw.
43 – Barrow vs Wealdstone
Barrow welcome Wealdstone to Holker Street on Saturday afternoon for a National League clash between two sides separated by just one point in the early-season standings. Barrow sit 16th in the National League with 12 points from their opening 10 matches (3 wins, 3 draws, 4 losses), scoring 15 goals and conceding 14. The Bluebirds have been inconsistent but showed their attacking potential last weekend. Wealdstone are 17th with 11 points from 10 matches (3 wins, 2 draws, 5 losses), scoring 15 and conceding 15. The Stones produced their best performance of the season last weekend, thrashing Gateshead 4-0 at Grosvenor Vale.
Head-to-Head Record
This fixture has very limited history, with only one previous competitive meeting between the two clubs.
That solitary encounter came in the FA Trophy during the 2011/12 season, when Barrow claimed a 2-1 victory at Holker Street on January 14, 2012. With one win apiece… actually, with Barrow winning the only meeting, the Bluebirds hold a 100% record against the Stones in competitive fixtures.
Barrow’s home defensive record, and Wealdstone’s struggles on the road make the Bluebirds slight favourites at Holker Street. The Stones’ 4-0 win over Gateshead showed they are capable of explosive performances, but their away form has been unreliable. With Barrow having won the only previous meeting between the clubs and Wealdstone yet to prove they can consistently perform on their travels, a draw or narrow home victory appears the most likely outcome.
49 – Yeovil Town vs Boston United
Yeovil Town welcome Boston United to Huish Park on Saturday afternoon for a National League clash between two sides with contrasting recent fortunes but just 7 points separating them in the table. Yeovil Town sit 6th in the National League with 18 points from ten matches and Boston United are 18th with 11 points from ten matches.
Head-to-Head Record
The historical record between Yeovil Town and Boston United is perfectly balanced across their four competitive meetings, with two wins apiece and no draws.
Yeovil’s superior league position, home advantage, and goalscoring form make them slight favourites at Huish Park. However, Boston’s away record is respectable, and the head-to-head record shows these fixtures are invariably tight. The pattern of both teams scoring in every previous meeting suggests goals are likely, but Yeovil’s attacking quality and Boston’s defensive frailties point toward a home victory.