Premier League: will three or more goals be scored in Chelsea vs Manchester United on 31 October?

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Results Sep 16The market required that the official 'Max vs 100' participant list, as published by the organisers or broadcaster on or before 23:59 (UTC+1) on 15 September 2026, include one or more people who appear on the FIA/Formula1.com official 2026 entry list as active 2026 F1 race drivers for a YES. Red Bull’s “Drivers confirmed so far” list and Motorsport.com’s published entry list were available before that deadline, and the official 2026 FIA/Formula 1 entry list dated 13 September 2026 was used to check names, with no overlap except for Max Verstappen. Because no other 2026 F1 driver appeared on the event’s official participant list by 23:59 (UTC+1) on 15 September 2026, the market resolves no.
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Why: The supplied official Max vs 100 participant information (Red Bull’s published “Drivers confirmed so far” list and Motorsport.com’s “entry list revealed” piece) lists named participants and was published before the deadline. The 2026 FIA F1 driver roster supplied by the Jolpica/Ergast API (Spanish GP results, 2026-09-13) lists the drivers entered in the 2026 championship. A cross-check of the names in the official Max vs 100 participant list against the 2026 F1 entrant list in the provided evidence shows no overlap other than Max Verstappen. No source in the evidence shows any other 2026 F1 driver named on the official Max vs 100 participant list by 2026-09-15 23:59 (UTC+1). Therefore the answer is NO.
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