This event group covers the Premier League match between Aston Villa FC and Leeds United FC scheduled for February 21, 2026. Markets span match outcome (Kalshi) and goal-based derivatives including total goals over/under at multiple thresholds and both-teams-to-score (Polymarket).
Unified Resolution Criteria (Consistent across platforms)
Both Kalshi and Polymarket align on using the official Premier League final score within 90 minutes plus stoppage time as the sole resolution source, with identical handling of postponements, cancellations, and incomplete matches.
Primary resolution logic:
Official Premier League (premierleague.com)
Core resolution logic:
Match outcome (Kalshi): Resolves Yes if Aston Villa wins, Leeds United wins, or a tie occurs after 90 minutes plus stoppage time
Over/Under 1.5 (Polymarket): Resolves Over if combined goals >= 2, Under if < 2
Over/Under 2.5 (Polymarket): Resolves Over if combined goals >= 3, Under if < 3
Over/Under 3.5 (Polymarket): Resolves Over if combined goals >= 4, Under if < 4
Over/Under 4.5 (Polymarket): Resolves Over if combined goals >= 5, Under if < 5
Both Teams to Score (Polymarket): Resolves Yes if both teams score at least 1 goal each, No if either team scores 0
All resolution calculations exclude extra time and penalties; only regular 90 minutes plus stoppage time counts
Edge cases & Clarifications:
Game Postponement: Markets remain open until the game is completed; no early resolution occurs
Game Cancellation (No Makeup): Outcome markets (Kalshi) resolve based on official Premier League determination; goal-based markets (Polymarket) resolve 50-50
Incomplete Match: Resolution follows the official final score published on premierleague.com at the time of stoppage
Extra Time or Penalties: Explicitly excluded from all markets; only the 90 minutes plus stoppage time score is used
Timing:
Resolution occurs after the match concludes and the official final score is published on premierleague.com, typically within 24 hours of match completion
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