Chris Hutcheon pinpoints the money making opportunities in the Premier League 2026 season. Live Scores | Free Bets.
Live on Sky Sports: Friday 20:00. West Ham United v Wolves. West Ham have a great chance to climb out of the Premier League relegation zone on Friday night. The Hammers are 4/5 with Coral to overcome Wolves, with the visitors having shown improved form under Rob Edwards. Ladbrokes make Wanderers a 16/5 chance to put their opponents in real relegation danger.
The draw can be punted at 27/10 with Bet365 and perhaps the home side are worth opposing. Both teams might be able to score and Betfred have 4/5 about this outcome. You could pair this with a West Ham victory at attractive odds of 13/5 with bet365.
Live on TNT Sports 1: Saturday 12:30. Arsenal v AFC Bournemouth. Arsenal return to their Premier League title challenge after two domestic cup defeats. The Gunners are strong favourites at 4/9 with Betfred to win this Saturday lunchtime clash against a mid-table Bournemouth team. The Cherries have only notched three away wins this term although they’re 7/1 with bet365 to stun the Emirates.
Mikel Arteta will hope his team can prove to be defensively tight and an Arsenal win to nil can be wagered at 6/4 with BoyleSports. Bet365 offer 7/1 that the Gunners win by a 2-0 scoreline, with a 1-0 success priced at 15/2 with the same firm.
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Burnley are well adrift of the safety zone, with Scott Parker’s side aiming to finish their top flight campaign strongly. You can get 7/2 with bet365 that they claim a third Turf Moor victory of the season, although Brighton are likely to be a warmer order. The Seagulls have been price up at 8/11 with BoyleSports to secure the spoils as they bid to challenge for the European spots.
Brentford and Everton lock horns on Saturday afternoon and we could see this clash ending all square. Coral have 12/5 that the game finishes in a draw, with the Bees made warm favourites and they’re a 6/5 chance with Betfred to record an eighth home win of the campaign. The Toffees are 9/4 with Ladbrokes to leave London with a maximum haul.
Live on Sky Sports: Saturday 17:30. Liverpool v Fulham. Liverpool crashed out of the FA Cup at the Etihad Stadium last weekend, with the Reds now aiming to finish their Premier League campaign strongly. Arne Slot’s side are a 4/7 chance to overcome Fulham in this Saturday teatime clash, although some punters might think the fresher Cottagers could be value at 4/1 with BoyleSports.
Coral offer 10/3 that the game ends all square, with a Liverpool win likely to be accompanied by both teams scoring. That outcome can be punted at 9/5 with Betfred, with Hugo Ekitike the man most likely to find the net first. Bet365 have 4/1 that the Frenchman breaks the deadlock.
Live on Sky Sports Premier League: Sunday 14:00. Nottingham Forest v Aston Villa. Nottingham Forest won at Tottenham three weeks ago and they now have a chance to pull further away from the drop zone. Vitor Pereira’s side are 8/5 with Ladbrokes to defeat a Europe-chasing Aston Villa side, although some might argue that Unai Emery’s team are more of a value bet at 17/10 with Coral.
Ladbrokes chalk up 23/10 that the game between these Midlands rivals end all square, with Forest aiming to grind out a result. A win to nil for a hardy Forest side can be wagered at 15/4 with BoyleSports, with a 1-0 success in their favour available at 8/1 with Betfred.
Live on Sky Sports Action: Sunday 14:00. Crystal Palace v Newcastle United. Crystal Palace will have to recover quickly after Thursday’s European clash when they take on a Newcastle team who have exited the Champions League. The Magpies are the 13/10 favourites with bet365 to claim a fifth away success of the Premier League season, with Eddie Howe’s side available at 3/1 with BoyleSports to lead at half-time and full-time.
The Eagles are entering their final few games under Oliver Glasner, with the London side trading at 9/5 with Coral to make home advantage count against inconsistent opponents. The draw is trading at 13/5 with Bet365 and perhaps the sides will cancel each other out.
Live on Sky Sports: Sunday 14:00. Sunderland v Tottenham Hotspur. Tottenham have a tricky trip to the Stadium of Light in their first match since Roberto de Zerbi took charge. The bookies surprisingly can’t split the two teams although Sunderland are an 8/5 chance with Ladbrokes and that makes plenty of appeal. After all, the Black Cats have won seven home matches this term and Spurs are in danger of going down.
Perhaps the visitors will turn things around under their Italian manager and Tottenham are a 13/8 chance with Betfred to make the long trip south with a victory. A draw would also boost their survival hopes and that outcome is 23/10 with bet365.
Live on Sky Sports: Sunday 16:30. Chelsea v Man City. Manchester City have a Carabao Cup in the bag and will now go in hot pursuit of a Premier League title. Pep Guardiola’s side are 23/20 with bet365 to win at Stamford Bridge, with the Cityzens in really hot form after thrashing Liverpool in the FA Cup. However, the home side will have their backers at 21/10 with Betfred.
Liam Rosenior’s side are chasing down a Champions League spot and have attacking players who can win the game. BTTS Yes could be the best option of all and Betfred make this a 1/2 chance, with that available at 5/2 with BoyleSports if you combine it with a City win.
Live on Sky Sports: Monday 20:00. Man Utd v Leeds United. Manchester United will aim to finish third this season and they’re warm favourites for the Monday night showdown against Leeds. Coral have an enticing 8/13 that the Red Devils win and we think a victory to nil could be worth pursuing at 2/1 with Ladbrokes. After all, the visitors will look to keep things tight in their bid to get a positive result.
The draw is trading at 16/5 with Betfred, with Daniel Farke’s side aiming to collect enough points to stave off relegation. A Leeds win is on offer at 9/2 with Coral, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin potentially causing problems and he’s 15/2 at bet365 to score the opening goal.
NB. All odds shown are correct at time of publishing and are subject to change.
