- Competition: Premier League, 2026-27
- Covers: the next seven days of fixtures
- Shows: one pick per game, with the reasoning
- Record: every pick saved before kick-off
- Audience: 18+ only, for information
These are our Premier League predictions for the coming week. Every game gets one clear pick, a home win, a draw or an away win, and you can open the reasoning behind it. Below the fixtures we explain how the model works, how to read a pick sensibly and how our picks have performed so far. Looking for today’s games across both divisions? See our football predictions today.
Premier League predictions
Why this prediction?
The table. Newcastle are 12th on 11 points from 8 games; Everton are 14th on 10 from 8.
Recent form (league, most recent first). Newcastle: W L L W L, scoring 6 and conceding 10. Everton: L L D W D, scoring 3 and conceding 6.
Home and away. Newcastle at home: won 1, drew 2, lost 1 (6 scored, 6 conceded). Everton away: won 0, drew 3, lost 1 (3 scored, 5 conceded).
Head-to-head. In the last 5 meetings: Newcastle won 1, Everton won 4, 0 drawn. Most recent: Everton 3-1 Newcastle (October 2026).
Goals. Putting their scoring and conceding records together, we expect about 2.5 goals: roughly 1.4 for Newcastle and 1.1 for Everton.
Why we picked Everton. The numbers that favour them:
- Everton have won 4 of the last 5 meetings
What could go wrong. Pointing the other way:
- Newcastle are stronger at home (1.3 points a game) than Everton are away (0.8)
Line-ups and injuries can change the picture, so check team news before kick-off.
EvertonvCoventry
Why this prediction?
The table. Everton are 14th on 10 points from 8 games; Coventry are 16th on 9 from 9.
Recent form (league, most recent first). Everton: L L D W D, scoring 3 and conceding 6. Coventry: W L L W W, scoring 9 and conceding 6.
Home and away. Everton at home: won 2, drew 1, lost 1 (5 scored, 4 conceded). Coventry away: won 1, drew 0, lost 3 (2 scored, 7 conceded).
Head-to-head. In the last 1 meeting: Everton won 0, Coventry won 1, 0 drawn. Most recent: Coventry 3-0 Everton (July 2024).
Goals. Putting their scoring and conceding records together, we expect about 2.3 goals: roughly 1.5 for Everton and 0.8 for Coventry.
Why we picked Everton. The numbers that favour them:
- Everton are stronger at home (1.8 points a game) than Coventry are away (0.8)
- Everton have the better goal difference per game (-0.1 against -0.8)
What could go wrong. Pointing the other way:
- Coventry took 9 points from their last 5 league games, to 5 for Everton
Line-ups and injuries can change the picture, so check team news before kick-off.
Why this prediction?
The table. Leeds are 11th on 11 points from 9 games; Tottenham are 8th on 12 from 9.
Recent form (league, most recent first). Leeds: L D D L D, scoring 2 and conceding 5. Tottenham: W W W D L, scoring 10 and conceding 5.
Home and away. Leeds at home: won 1, drew 3, lost 0 (6 scored, 3 conceded). Tottenham away: won 1, drew 2, lost 1 (3 scored, 4 conceded).
Head-to-head. In the last 5 meetings: Leeds won 0, Tottenham won 4, 1 drawn. Most recent: Tottenham 1-1 Leeds (May 2026).
Goals. Putting their scoring and conceding records together, we expect about 2.0 goals: roughly 1.3 for Leeds and 0.8 for Tottenham, so a tight, low-scoring game is likely.
Why we picked Tottenham. The numbers that favour them:
- Tottenham sit 3 places higher in the table
- Tottenham took 10 points from their last 5 league games, to 3 for Leeds
- Tottenham have won 4 of the last 5 meetings
What could go wrong. Nothing in the numbers points strongly towards Leeds, who have taken 1.5 points a game at home (1 wins in 4). One early goal or a red card can undo any prediction.
Line-ups and injuries can change the picture, so check team news before kick-off.
FulhamvNewcastle
Why this prediction?
The table. Fulham are 15th on 9 points from 9 games; Newcastle are 12th on 11 from 8.
Recent form (league, most recent first). Fulham: D W W L D, scoring 5 and conceding 4. Newcastle: W L L W L, scoring 6 and conceding 10.
Home and away. Fulham at home: won 1, drew 1, lost 2 (6 scored, 7 conceded). Newcastle away: won 2, drew 0, lost 2 (6 scored, 8 conceded).
Head-to-head. In the last 5 meetings: Fulham won 3, Newcastle won 2, 0 drawn. Most recent: Fulham 2-0 Newcastle (May 2026).
Goals. Putting their scoring and conceding records together, we expect about 3.4 goals: roughly 1.8 for Fulham and 1.6 for Newcastle, so an open game with chances at both ends is likely.
Why we picked Newcastle. The numbers that favour them:
- Newcastle sit 3 places higher in the table
- Newcastle have the better away record (1.5 points a game) than Fulham have at home (1.0)
What could go wrong. Pointing the other way:
- Fulham have won 3 of the last 5 meetings
Line-ups and injuries can change the picture, so check team news before kick-off.
Why this prediction?
The table. Arsenal are 1st on 24 points from 9 games; Hull City are 10th on 11 from 9.
Recent form (league, most recent first). Arsenal: W W W W L, scoring 6 and conceding 4. Hull City: D D L D L, scoring 6 and conceding 8.
Home and away. Arsenal at home: won 4, drew 0, lost 0 (9 scored, 2 conceded). Hull City away: won 1, drew 1, lost 2 (4 scored, 5 conceded).
Head-to-head. In the last 5 meetings: Arsenal won 4, Hull City won 0, 1 drawn. Most recent: Arsenal 2-0 Hull City (February 2017).
Goals. Putting their scoring and conceding records together, we expect about 2.5 goals: roughly 1.8 for Arsenal and 0.8 for Hull City.
Why we picked Arsenal. The numbers that favour them:
- Arsenal sit 9 places higher in the table
- Arsenal took 12 points from their last 5 league games, to 3 for Hull City
- Arsenal are stronger at home (3.0 points a game) than Hull City are away (1.0)
What could go wrong. Nothing in the numbers points strongly towards Hull City, who have taken 1.0 points a game away from home (1 wins in 4). One early goal or a red card can undo any prediction.
Line-ups and injuries can change the picture, so check team news before kick-off.
Why this prediction?
The table. Nottingham Forest are 19th on 6 points from 9 games; Manchester City are 2nd on 21 from 9.
Recent form (league, most recent first). Nottingham Forest: L D L L L, scoring 2 and conceding 8. Manchester City: L L W W W, scoring 12 and conceding 8.
Home and away. Nottingham Forest at home: won 0, drew 1, lost 3 (0 scored, 3 conceded). Manchester City away: won 3, drew 0, lost 1 (9 scored, 3 conceded).
Head-to-head. In the last 5 meetings: Nottingham Forest won 1, Manchester City won 3, 1 drawn. Most recent: Manchester City 2-2 Nottingham Forest (March 2026).
Goals. Putting their scoring and conceding records together, we expect about 1.9 goals: roughly 0.4 for Nottingham Forest and 1.5 for Manchester City, so a tight, low-scoring game is likely.
Why we picked Manchester City. The numbers that favour them:
- Manchester City sit 17 places higher in the table
- Manchester City took 9 points from their last 5 league games, to 1 for Nottingham Forest
- Manchester City have the better away record (2.3 points a game) than Nottingham Forest have at home (0.3)
What could go wrong. Nothing in the numbers points strongly towards Nottingham Forest, who have taken 0.3 points a game at home (0 wins in 4). One early goal or a red card can undo any prediction.
Line-ups and injuries can change the picture, so check team news before kick-off.
Why this prediction?
The table. Brighton are 3rd on 19 points from 9 games; Brentford are 6th on 14 from 9.
Recent form (league, most recent first). Brighton: W L W W W, scoring 11 and conceding 2. Brentford: W D L D W, scoring 9 and conceding 5.
Home and away. Brighton at home: won 3, drew 1, lost 0 (13 scored, 1 conceded). Brentford away: won 0, drew 4, lost 0 (6 scored, 6 conceded).
Head-to-head. In the last 5 meetings: Brighton won 2, Brentford won 1, 2 drawn. Most recent: Brentford 0-2 Brighton (February 2026).
Goals. Putting their scoring and conceding records together, we expect about 3.3 goals: roughly 2.4 for Brighton and 0.9 for Brentford, so an open game with chances at both ends is likely.
Why we picked Brighton. The numbers that favour them:
- Brighton sit 3 places higher in the table
- Brighton took 12 points from their last 5 league games, to 8 for Brentford
- Brighton are stronger at home (2.5 points a game) than Brentford are away (1.0)
What could go wrong. Nothing in the numbers points strongly towards Brentford, who have taken 1.0 points a game away from home (0 wins in 4). One early goal or a red card can undo any prediction.
Line-ups and injuries can change the picture, so check team news before kick-off.
Why this prediction?
The table. Crystal Palace are 18th on 7 points from 9 games; Liverpool are 5th on 15 from 9.
Recent form (league, most recent first). Crystal Palace: L L L W D, scoring 3 and conceding 10. Liverpool: L W W L W, scoring 5 and conceding 5.
Home and away. Crystal Palace at home: won 1, drew 0, lost 3 (6 scored, 10 conceded). Liverpool away: won 3, drew 1, lost 0 (7 scored, 3 conceded).
Head-to-head. In the last 5 meetings: Crystal Palace won 2, Liverpool won 1, 2 drawn. Most recent: Liverpool 3-1 Crystal Palace (April 2026).
Goals. Putting their scoring and conceding records together, we expect about 3.3 goals: roughly 1.1 for Crystal Palace and 2.1 for Liverpool, so an open game with chances at both ends is likely.
Why we picked Liverpool. The numbers that favour them:
- Liverpool sit 13 places higher in the table
- Liverpool took 9 points from their last 5 league games, to 4 for Crystal Palace
- Liverpool have the better away record (2.5 points a game) than Crystal Palace have at home (0.8)
What could go wrong. Pointing the other way:
- Crystal Palace have won 2 of the last 5 meetings
Line-ups and injuries can change the picture, so check team news before kick-off.
Why this prediction?
The table. Ipswich are 13th on 11 points from 9 games; Bournemouth are 7th on 12 from 9.
Recent form (league, most recent first). Ipswich: D D L W L, scoring 7 and conceding 8. Bournemouth: W W W L L, scoring 8 and conceding 6.
Home and away. Ipswich at home: won 2, drew 1, lost 1 (5 scored, 5 conceded). Bournemouth away: won 1, drew 1, lost 2 (7 scored, 9 conceded).
Head-to-head. In the last 5 meetings: Ipswich won 1, Bournemouth won 1, 3 drawn. Most recent: Bournemouth 1-2 Ipswich (April 2025).
Goals. Putting their scoring and conceding records together, we expect about 3.3 goals: roughly 1.8 for Ipswich and 1.5 for Bournemouth, so an open game with chances at both ends is likely.
Why we picked Bournemouth. The numbers that favour them:
- Bournemouth sit 6 places higher in the table
- Bournemouth took 9 points from their last 5 league games, to 5 for Ipswich
- Bournemouth have the better goal difference per game (+0.1 against -0.4)
What could go wrong. Pointing the other way:
- Ipswich are stronger at home (1.8 points a game) than Bournemouth are away (1.0)
Line-ups and injuries can change the picture, so check team news before kick-off.
Why this prediction?
The table. Sunderland are 20th on 5 points from 9 games; Chelsea are 4th on 16 from 9.
Recent form (league, most recent first). Sunderland: L D L L L, scoring 4 and conceding 12. Chelsea: W L W W L, scoring 9 and conceding 6.
Home and away. Sunderland at home: won 1, drew 1, lost 2 (1 scored, 4 conceded). Chelsea away: won 2, drew 0, lost 2 (6 scored, 7 conceded).
Head-to-head. In the last 5 meetings: Sunderland won 3, Chelsea won 2, 0 drawn. Most recent: Sunderland 2-1 Chelsea (May 2026).
Goals. Putting their scoring and conceding records together, we expect about 2.3 goals: roughly 1.0 for Sunderland and 1.3 for Chelsea.
Why we picked Chelsea. The numbers that favour them:
- Chelsea sit 16 places higher in the table
- Chelsea took 9 points from their last 5 league games, to 1 for Sunderland
- Chelsea have the better away record (1.5 points a game) than Sunderland have at home (1.0)
What could go wrong. Pointing the other way:
- Sunderland have won 3 of the last 5 meetings
Line-ups and injuries can change the picture, so check team news before kick-off.
Predictions come from our model, built on recent form, attack and defence strength, goals and head-to-head history. They are not guarantees. Check the 18+ and safer gambling notes below.
How do our Premier League predictions work?
Each pick starts with a licensed data feed that scores every upcoming Premier League game. The model reads each side’s recent form, the goals they score and concede, how strong their attack is against the other side’s defence, and what happened when the two last met. It then turns those inputs into a single outcome for the game.
The picks are estimates, so we keep the language plain and never call a result certain. Because a favoured side still fails to win in a large share of comparable games, we also publish every hit and miss further down this page.
How should you use the Premier League predictions each matchweek?
Use them as a starting point for your own reading of the game, not as the final word. Open “Why this prediction?” on any fixture to see which factors tip it, such as stronger recent form, a sharper attack or a tighter defence. If the reasoning lists several reasons for one side, the pick is firmer. If it says the lean is slight, treat the game as close.
It also helps to check the context around a pick. Our Premier League form table shows who is hot or cold over the last five games, while the clean sheets table shows which defences are tight. Together they give you a quick sense of why a pick leans the way it does.
Which Premier League games are hardest to predict?
Games between two evenly matched sides are the hardest, because small differences in form decide the pick and a single moment can undo it. Fixtures after an international break are also tricky, since squads return tired or unsettled and the recent form the model relies on is a fortnight old.
Early-season games carry the least reliable numbers too, because there is so little current form to read. Late team news is another weakness. If a key striker is ruled out an hour before kick-off, the picks may not have caught up yet, which is why the morning talking points on our daily page add context the model cannot see.
How do these differ from our Championship predictions?
The method is the same, but the pool of games is different. The Premier League has ten games a matchweek, while the Championship has twelve, with a longer season of 46 games per club. You can see both divisions together on our daily page, and each league has its own hub with tables, fixtures and results.
If you want the bigger picture for the top flight, the Premier League hub brings the table, fixtures, results and top scorers into one place. For the latest scores while games are on, use live scores.
How accurate have our Premier League predictions been?
Every pick is saved before kick-off and never edited afterwards. When a game finishes, we compare the result with the pick and add it to the running total, so the record below includes our misses as well as our hits.
Our prediction record
1 of 1 match results called correctly (100%) since 1 November 2026. Pending: 10. Each prediction is the single most likely outcome (home win, draw or away win), logged before kick-off and never edited afterwards.
| Date | Match | Our prediction | Result | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 Nov | Brighton v Brentford | Brighton to win | – | Pending |
| 8 Nov | Crystal Palace v Liverpool | Liverpool to win | – | Pending |
| 8 Nov | Ipswich v Bournemouth | Bournemouth to win | – | Pending |
| 8 Nov | Sunderland v Chelsea | Chelsea to win | – | Pending |
| 7 Nov | Nottingham Forest v Manchester City | Manchester City to win | – | Pending |
| 7 Nov | Fulham v Newcastle | Newcastle to win | – | Pending |
| 7 Nov | Arsenal v Hull City | Arsenal to win | – | Pending |
| 7 Nov | Leeds v Tottenham | Tottenham to win | – | Pending |
| 6 Nov | Everton v Coventry | Everton to win | – | Pending |
| 2 Nov | Newcastle v Everton | Newcastle to win | – | Pending |
| 1 Nov | Liverpool v Arsenal | Arsenal to win | 0–1 | ✓ |
A fair target for any football model is a hit rate that beats simply picking the home side every week. We will report honestly if we fall short of that. For more on what to expect, read how accurate are football predictions.
Where can you check the data behind each pick?
You can check the context for any game on its own pages. The league tables show where each side sits, the fixtures and results pages list kick-off times and scores, and our club guides give you the background on a single side.
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Premier League predictions: frequently asked questions
What are Premier League predictions?
They are our data-led picks for the Premier League games in the coming week: a home win, a draw or an away win for each game, with a short reason behind every pick. They are estimates based on numbers, not certainties.
How often are the Premier League predictions updated?
The fixtures and picks refresh through the day as the data feed updates. If a game kicks off, it moves to live scores and then into the results record, so the page always looks ahead.
How accurate are your Premier League predictions?
No model gets every game right, because football is low-scoring and one moment can decide a match. We save each pick before kick-off and publish the running record, including the misses, so you can judge the results yourself.
Do you cover all 380 Premier League games?
We cover the games in the coming week as they are scheduled. Over a season that adds up to every matchweek, and each pick is added to the public record once the game is played.
Are these Premier League predictions betting tips?
No. They are predictions and analysis for information and entertainment. Nothing here is a guarantee or a recommendation to place a bet, and this page does not link to bookmakers.
Where do the picks come from?
They come from the prediction feed of API-Football, a licensed data provider, which weighs recent form, attack and defence strength, goals and head-to-head history. We do not change the numbers by hand.
Are the predictions free?
Yes. The picks, the reasoning and the full record are free to read, with no sign-up or payment.
