Chris Hutcheon pinpoints the money making opportunities in the Premier League 2026 season. Live Scores | Free Bets.
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Arsenal have been stuttering in recent weeks and they now have a tricky trip to Elland Road. The Gunners are 8/15 favourites with Bet365 to claim three points although they’ve only taken two points from their last three top-flight games. Leeds United have only lost twice at home and the Whites are 5/1 with Betfred to claim a huge victory on Saturday. The draw is certainly a runner at 16/5 with bet365.
Wolves’ hopes of staying up are now very faint although Rob Edwards has improved matters at Molineux. William Hill go 21/10 that they are able to beat a AFC Bournemouth side fresh from beating Liverpool last weekend. The Cherries are the 23/20 favourites with Coral to leave the Midlands with a maximum. Perhaps BTTS Yes is on the cards and that outcome can be wagered at 8/13 with Ladbrokes.
Brighton & Hove Albion are having a modest season by their previous standards. However, they are warm favourites at 5/6 with Ladbrokes to overcome Everton this weekend. The Seagulls have only won five of their eleven clashes at the AMEX and the Toffees are 13/5 with Betfred to become the sixth team to claim a point here. David Moyes’ side recently landed the spoils at Villa Park and they’re 16/5 (bet365) for the victory.
Live on Sky Sports: Saturday 17:30. Chelsea v West Ham United. Chelsea are hoping to climb into the Champions League spots by the end of the season and many of them will think they’re a banker for this London derby. The Blues are 1/2 with William Hill to beat West Ham and you can get a bigger 13/10 with BoyleSports that Liam Rosenior’s team are ahead at half-time and full-time in this encounter.
Joao Pedro could continue his scoring run and the Brazilian is 9/2 with Betfred to break the deadlock against the Hammers. Enzo Fernandez also catches the eye at 8/1 with bet365 considering the Argentine is on penalty duties for his team.
Live on TNT Sports 1: Saturday 20:00. Liverpool v Newcastle United. Liverpool are not in a good place right now, with the Reds’ title defence proving pretty meek. The Reds are a 4/5 chance with Coral to defeat Newcastle on Saturday night, although it’s not the most appealing price. After all, Arne Slot’s side have dropped points in five home games and there’s a case for a Magpies win here which can be backed at 31/10 with Bet365.
Eddie Howe’s team have mainly struggled on the road although they’re still a stronger outfit than their league position suggests. The draw is 3/1 with Coral and we like the idea of a high-scoring match. Perhaps the 2-2 scoreline won’t be far away and that outcome is 14/1 with bet365.
Live on Sky Sports: Sunday 14:00. Man Utd v Fulham. Manchester United are going great guns under Michael Carrick after wins over Manchester City and Arsenal. Can he make it three against Fulham? The Red Devils will be a warm order at 3/5 with Ladbrokes, an unthinkable price just a few weeks ago. You are able to land a hefty 19/10 with William Hill that United repeat their derby efforts and secure a victory to nil.
However, perhaps Fulham will burst the bubble. They are 9/2 with Betfred to leave Old Trafford with a victory and United have failed to win five of their eleven home matches this term. That could bring the draw into reckoning and that outcome can be wagered at 16/5 with Ladbrokes.
Live on Sky Sports+: Sunday 14:00. Nottingham Forest v Crystal Palace. Nottingham Forest are edging themselves away from the drop zone under Sean Dyche, despite many fans not wanting him as manager next term. The Midlands side are the 19/20 favourites with Coral to see off a Crystal Palace side who could be in relegation trouble this term, having lost Marc Guehi to Manchester City. The Eagles are as big as 29/10 with bet365 to achieve a victory at the City Ground.
The draw is worth a second look at 13/5 with bet365, with Oliver Glasner fully aware of the danger of losing this match. We think it could be a cagey affair and a 1-1 scoreline can be punted at 11/2 with Betfred.
Live on Sky Sports Premier League: Sunday 14:00. Aston Villa v Brentford. Aston Villa are firmly in the title hunt after an excellent win at St James’ Park. The Midlands side are 19/20 with William Hill to beat Brentford and it’s a price that many punters will be taking. Unai Emery’s side have generally been solid at home and we like the 27/10 with Betfred that they win along with both teams finding the net.
The Bees have lost eight of their eleven away matches, although they have managed to score twelve times on the road. Keith Andrews’ side are 11/4 with BoyleSports to claim a surprise win and the draw can’t be ruled out at 13/5 with Ladbrokes.
Live on Sky Sports: Sunday 16:30. Tottenham Hotspur v Man City. Tottenham’s season lurches from bad to worse, with a 2-2 draw at Burnley hardly pleasing the fans. They now take on Manchester City and are the 18/5 outsiders with Betfred to find a way to beat them. Spurs did land a 2-0 win at the Etihad Stadium in August, although Pep Guardiola’s side are 13/20 favourites with bet365 to exact revenge on the London side.
Antoine Semenyo has been in excellent form since arriving at the north-west club and he’s a 13/2 chance with Coral to break the deadlock. A City win along with both teams finding the net can be wagered at 21/10 with Ladbrokes.
Live on Sky Sports: Monday 20:00. Sunderland v Burnley. Sunderland are 25/1 with bet365 to go unbeaten at home this season although they’re only a handful of games away from this achievement. Ladbrokes make them a much shorter 8/11 that they overcome Burnley on Monday night. The Stadium of Light has been a fortress this term, although the Clarets are 4/1 with Betfred to end that run and you can get 5/2 with Coral that the clash ends all square.
Scott Parker’s side have recently landed draws against Liverpool and Spurs, with a 1-1 scoreline available to back at 13/2 with Betfred. However, a Sunderland win to nil has often been the outcome at home and that can be wagered at 7/4 with Bet365.
NB. All odds shown are correct at time of publishing and are subject to change.
