Chris Hutcheon pinpoints the money making opportunities in the Premier League 2026 season. Live Scores | Free Bets.
Live on Sky Sports: Sunday 14:00. Wolves v Newcastle United. Wolves are drinking in last chance saloon right now although Wanderers are 7/2 with bet365 to land a precious maximum against Newcastle at Molineux. The Magpies are a 7/10 chance with William Hill to head back to the north-east with a victory although they have only won two of their ten away games. The draw is a potential runner at 14/5 with BoyleSports.
Perhaps Newcastle will cut loose in this game and you can get 17/10 with Betfred that Eddie Howe’s side lead at half-time and full-time. However, Rob Edwards has improved Wolves and Newcastle HT Wolves FT can be punted at 40/1 with bet365.
Live on Sky Sports: Sunday 16:30. Aston Villa v Everton. Aston Villa’s excellent season continued with an FA Cup win at Tottenham last weekend. They now entertain Everton and the Villans are 7/10 with BoyleSports to beat the Toffees which looks a backable price. After all, Unai Emery’s side have won eight of their ten home matches, conceding just eight goals. A Villa win to nil can be punted at 9/5 with Bet365.
David Moyes’ side have won four times on the road this term and they’re 4/1 with Coral to leave Birmingham with a victory. A draw would be a reasonable outcome and Bet365 have 27/10 that this happens.
Live on Sky Sports: Monday 20:00. Brighton & Hove Albion v AFC Bournemouth. Brighton are fresh from an FA Cup win at Old Trafford and they’re strong favourites at 17/20 with Betfred to overcome Bournemouth. The Seagulls are 21/10 with Ladbrokes to achieve a victory along with both teams scoring. The Cherries are coping with the loss of Antoine Semenyo but they are 11/4 with Coral to leave the AMEX with the spoils.
Brighton have only lost one home match all term but they have drawn four times in front of their own fans. Bet365 offer 29/10 that Fabian Hurzeler’s side are held to a point, although Danny Welbeck scored a peach against United and he’s 5/1 with the same firm to score first.
NB. All odds shown are correct at time of publishing and are subject to change.
