About Who2Win

Who2Win was built for one simple reason.

Football has no shortage of predictions.

There are betting odds, AI models, pundits, statistics and endless debates about who will win.

But we wanted to know something different:

Who do fans actually want to win?

That’s what Who2Win is all about.

Every vote on our platform is a real supporter choosing the team they want to see lift the result. Together, those votes create a live global map of football fan sentiment, showing how opinion shifts across countries, continents and competitions.

A one-man project

Who2Win isn’t backed by a big company or a team of developers.

It’s built and run by one football fan with a laptop and an idea.

Every feature, every poll, every update and every improvement has been created by one person, driven by a passion for football and a curiosity about how fans around the world think.

There’s still plenty to build, but that’s part of the journey.

A promising start

Although we’re still new, the response has been incredibly encouraging.

In our first month, Who2Win attracted over 4,000 votes across several international fixtures, with supporters from 83 countries taking part.

Seeing fans from every corner of the world voting for their clubs and countries proved there’s real appetite for a platform that measures fan sentiment rather than predictions.

We’re only just getting started.

Where we’re heading

Our next focus is the Premier League, bringing live fan sentiment to every match throughout the season.

Beyond that, we want to expand across Europe’s biggest competitions before building towards UEFA Euro 2028, creating the world’s biggest live map of football fan opinion.

The ambition is simple:

To become the home of global football fan sentiment.

A place where supporters can see not just who is expected to win—but who the world is actually behind.