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Upcoming football matches and 1X2 odds

A focused schedule for Zambia readers, with kickoff times in CAT and current 1X2 prices when API-FOOTBALL supplies them. This is a comparison snapshot—not a prediction or a guarantee that a market is available to every account.

Next tracked fixtures

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Waiting for a fresh fixture update

The previous snapshot has expired, so its fixtures and odds are not shown as current. Use the football guides below while the feed is updated.

What the three prices mean

  • Home: the listed home team wins in the operator's stated match period.
  • Draw: the match ends level in that stated period.
  • Away: the listed away team wins in that stated period.

Coverage limitations

API-FOOTBALL by API-SPORTS supplies the fixture and market data. Its current bookmaker feed supplies 1xBet prices; Zambia national-team and Zambian Super League coverage can be incomplete, and an absent price is never replaced with an estimate.

Before using an odds snapshot

  1. 1. Confirm the match, market and settlement period.
  2. 2. Check the final price inside the operator.
  3. 3. Verify the legal company and current licence.
  4. 4. Set a limit before betting; never chase losses.

18+ only. Odds can change or be suspended without notice. Betting is entertainment, not income.

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Frequently asked questions

How often are the odds updated?

The feed is intended to refresh every 30 minutes. When a snapshot expires, its fixtures and odds are withheld until fresh data is available. A timestamp is shown with a current snapshot.

Are these the final odds on my betting account?

No. Prices can move, markets can close and availability can vary by account and location. Confirm the final price and terms inside the operator before placing a bet.

Why is a Zambia or ZSL match sometimes missing?

The feed only displays fixtures supplied by the data provider. Zambia national-team and Zambian Super League coverage can be incomplete, so an absent match is not evidence that no market exists.