Chris Hutcheon pinpoints the money making opportunities in the Premier League 2026 season. Live Scores | Free Bets.
Live on TNT Sports 1: Saturday 12:30. West Ham United v Sunderland. West Ham have given themselves an outside chance of staying in the top flight after a 2-1 win at Tottenham. The Hammers are now 29/20 with Ladbrokes to overcome a Sunderland side who were favourites for the drop at the beginning of the season. However, the Black Cats are safe from relegation already and they are 2/1 with BoyleSports to become the ninth team win at the London Stadium.
The Wearside team are hard to break down and you can get 9/4 with bet365 that the clash ends all square. However, perhaps this is where West Ham give themselves real hope of staying up and Betfred offer an attractive 16/5 that the Hammers win to nil.
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Fulham and Brighton & Hove Albion occupy mid-table positions in the Premier League and the bookies can’t split the two teams at Craven Cottage. Marco Silva’s side are 8/5 with BoyleSports to claim their seventh home victory of the season. Perhaps that’s the value against a Seagulls side who only have two away wins on the board. However, the visitors are 17/10 with bet365 to win and there’s 9/4 with Betfred when it comes to the draw.
Tottenham supporters are up in arms right now and perhaps Burnley can pour further misery on them. The Clarets claimed an unlikely draw at Anfield and they’re an 11/4 chance with William Hill to beat a Spurs side whose best form has come on the road. Thomas Frank is a man under pressure although the London outfit are an even money chance with Ladbrokes to leave Turf Moor with the spoils.
Manchester City can ill-afford any more slip-ups if they’re to win the 2025/26 title. Pep Guardiola’s side are a 1/5 chance with Coral to topple Wolves, although it might be worth siding with the bigger 4/6 with BoyleSports that they lead at half-time and full-time. Wanderers are a massive 15/1 with bet365 but they are showing signs of improvement and perhaps they can nick a point at 6/1 with Betfred.
Live on Sky Sports: Saturday 17:30. AFC Bournemouth v Liverpool. Liverpool didn’t convince when drawing 1-1 with Burnley and it’s hard to be too confident that they’ll win this Saturday teatime clash at the Vitality Stadium. William Hill make them 10/11 chances and they should have Mohamed Salah returning, although Bournemouth surely represent better value at 27/10 with bet365.
While the Cherries have lost Antoine Semenyo, manager Andoni Iraola has coped well with big money sales in the past. A lot of recent Liverpool games have ended in a draw and that outcome is trading at 14/5 with bet365. Along similar lines, the same firm has 15/1 that the game ends in a 1-1 draw.
Live on Sky Sports Premier League: Sunday 14:00. Crystal Palace v Chelsea. Crystal Palace are plummeting down the table and they are big outsiders to beat Chelsea on Sunday afternoon. Ladbrokes chalk up 5/2 that the Eagles beat a Blues side who might be sniffing blood when they head to Selhurst Park. Liam Rosenior’s team are reasonably priced at evens with BoyleSports considering that Marc Guehi has left the club for Manchester City.
Cole Palmer is an 11/2 chance with bet365 to break the deadlock in south London and it might be that Chelsea’s defence is able to nullify a fairly blunt Palace attack. An away win to nil can be wagered at 3/1 with William Hill, with a 2-0 victory available to back at 11/1 with Coral and that could be along the right lines.
Live on Sky Sports: Sunday 14:00. Newcastle Utd v Aston Villa. Newcastle United have been relatively solid at St James’ Park this term and they are even money with Coral to overcome Aston Villa on Sunday afternoon. Some might argue that the visitors are better value at 27/10 with bet365 considering that they have won five times on the road and only experienced three defeats.
Betfred have 13/5 that the clash ends all square on Tyneside, with both teams having had midweek European matches. We can see this being a high-scoring affair and perhaps Over 3.5 Goals could be worth chancing at 6/4 with William Hill.
Live on Sky Sports+: Sunday 14:00. Brentford v Nottingham Forest. Nottingham Forest are looking over their shoulder in seventeenth place, with Sean Dyche’s side having a tricky trip to Brentford this weekend. BoyleSports have 13/5 that the Midlands side leave the Gtech Stadium with a win, although we think the draw is a serious runner considering the Tricky Trees held Arsenal last weekend. That outcome can be wagered at 23/10 with Betfred.
Ladbrokes chalk up 11/10 that the Bees land the spoils and it’s decent value considering that Keith Andrews’ team have secured seven wins from eleven home matches. A Brentford win to nil is available at 13/5 with Bet365.
Live on Sky Sports: Sunday 16:30. Arsenal v Man United. Arsenal are comfortably clear of the chasing pack going into Sunday’s clash against Manchester United, with Betfred offering 6/10 that the Gunners topple a Red Devils side fresh from winning the derby. Michael Carrick will hope for another bright performance at the Emirates and Ladbrokes have 17/4 that they do their neighbours a favour with a win.
Betfred chalk up 3/1 that the match ends all square, although Mikel Arteta’s side are a tough nut to crack at home. They will look to make set pieces tell and perhaps a punt on the lively Gabriel could yield a return, with the Brazilian available at 16/1 with bet365.
Live on Sky Sports: Monday 20:00. Everton v Leeds United. Everton were able to land a surprise 1-0 victory at Villa Park last weekend and they’ll look to follow it up with a win against in-form Leeds. It’s been tricky to land victories at the new ground although they are 11/8 favourites with Ladbrokes to beat their Yorkshire opponents. Conversely, you can back Daniel Farke’s side at 21/10 with bet365 to leave Merseyside with just a second away win of the season.
Coral have 9/4 that the clash ends all square and we can see this game finishing with a 1-1 scoreline. Betfred chalk up 5/1 that this outcome happens and that man Dominic Calvert-Lewin is 6/1 with bet365 to score the opening goal.
NB. All odds shown are correct at time of publishing and are subject to change.
