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AI-powered Premier League 2026-27 predictions and match analytics.
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The frontend for an AI-powered football prediction platform, currently covering the Premier League 2026–27 season and the FIFA World Cup 2026. It displays match predictions, title-race simulations, and model performance tracking generated by a backend prediction engine.Read the full README ↗Live site: aifootballp.com
The frontend for an AI-powered football prediction platform, currently covering the Premier League 2026–27 season and the FIFA World Cup 2026. It displays match predictions, title-race simulations, and model performance tracking generated by a backend prediction engine.
This repository contains the frontend only. It consumes predictions from a separate backend service (FastAPI + Python) that handles data ingestion, model inference, and simulation. The prediction models, training pipelines, and historical datasets are maintained in a private repository, as they represent the core research and development work behind the platform.
npm install
npm run dev
Open http://localhost:3000 to view it locally. You'll need to point NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL (see .env.example) at a running instance of the backend, or mock the API responses for local UI development.
Built and maintained by Halgurd Nawzad Awl — Lecturer & Researcher at SPU university.