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It's quite simple really - you get three points for predicting the result spot on, then one point if you're one goal out for either team.

So, if you predict the score for the first game of the season, Reading Vs Plymouth, is Reading 1-0 Plymouth, but the actual score is 1-1, you get a point. But if you predicted 2-0 you wouldn't get anything because you are more than a goal away from the actual result. Geddit? Good.

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We want your predictions for....
Reading Vs QPR Sunday 30th April 2006
What do you think the score will be?
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