Looking for reliable Premier League predictions for this weekend’s matches? You’re in the right place. Every matchweek, The Football Faithful team analyses all ten Premier League fixtures to bring you free, data-driven tips, from the title race at the top to the relegation battle at the bottom.
Our Premier League predictions cover the markets punters use most: match result (1X2), both teams to score (BTTS), over/under goals, correct score, corners and cards. Each tip comes with the reasoning behind it, the key stats and the best available odds, so you can judge the value for yourself.
Today’s Premier League Predictions
Below are our Premier League predictions for the upcoming matchweek. Tap any match for the full preview, team news and head-to-head record.
How We Make Our Premier League Predictions
Good Premier League predictions start with data, not gut feeling. Each tip on The Football Faithful goes through the same five-step process before it’s published.
- Form and underlying numbers. We look past results to expected goals (xG), shots on target and chances conceded over the last 6–10 Premier League matches.
- Home and away splits. Some Premier League sides are a different team at home, so we treat home and away form as separate datasets.
- Team news. Injuries, suspensions and rotation around Champions League, Europa League and Conference League nights can shift a match more than any stat.
- Context. Title races, European places, relegation battles, derbies and the festive fixture pile-up all feed into the final call.
- Odds and value. We compare our estimated probability with the bookmaker’s implied probability. We only publish a tip when we believe the price offers value.
Our Premier League predictions are written by our specialist tipsters with years of experience covering English football.
Football Predictions by League
Every league has its own rhythm, so we tailor our football tips to each competition. Choose a league below for dedicated predictions, stats and previews.
Champions League predictions
From the league phase to the final, we cover every Champions League night. Expect previews built around squad rotation, travel and the gap in quality between Europe’s elite and the rest.
LaLiga predictions
Barcelona took the 2025/26 LaLiga crown with 94 points, in a season averaging 2.69 goals per match. Outside the top three, LaLiga games are often tactical and low-scoring, which makes under markets a regular feature of our tips.
Serie A predictions
Serie A was the lowest-scoring of Europe’s big five in 2025/26 at 2.43 goals per game, with Inter lifting the title. Defensive organisation is still king in Italy, so our Serie A predictions lean on unders, draws and “win to nil” angles.
Bundesliga predictions
The Bundesliga is the goals league. It averaged 3.24 goals per match in 2025/26, while champions Bayern Munich scored a record 122 league goals. Over 2.5 goals and BTTS are our most common Bundesliga tips.
Ligue 1 predictions
PSG won a fifth straight Ligue 1 title in 2025/26, in a season averaging 2.82 goals per game. Beyond Paris, the league is wide open, so handicap and double chance markets often give better value than the straight win.
EFL and other leagues
We also publish predictions for the Championship, FA Cup, Carabao Cup, League One, League Two, the Scottish Premiership, Eredivisie, Liga Portugal, the Europa League, the Conference League and major international tournaments.
Premier League Betting Statistics: What the Numbers Say
The best Premier League predictions are built on base rates: how often a market actually lands. Use the figures below as a starting point, then adjust for the teams in front of you.
Match result (1X2) predictions
Home advantage is weaker in the Premier League than many punters assume. Of the first 50 games of 2026/27, home sides won 36%, away sides won 32% and 32% ended level.
- Draws are a live option. Almost one in three Premier League games has finished level so far this term.
- Double chance (1X or X2) suits tight mid-table fixtures and games involving newly promoted Coventry City, Ipswich Town and Hull City.
- Draw no bet protects your stake when you back a favourite away from home.
Both teams to score (BTTS) predictions
BTTS is one of the most popular Premier League betting markets, and it is close to a coin toss this season. Both teams have scored in 50% of matches so far in 2026/27.
- Back BTTS – Yes when both sides score freely but defend poorly (high xG for and against).
- Look at BTTS – No when a title contender hosts a side that rarely scores away from home.
- BTTS and over 2.5 pays bigger odds and suits fixtures between two attacking sides.
Over/under goals predictions
The 2025/26 Premier League season produced 1,045 goals in 380 games, an average of 2.75 per match. This season is running slightly higher at 2.82 goals per game, with home sides scoring 1.52 and away sides 1.30 on average.
- Over 1.5 goals has landed in 72% of Premier League games so far this season.
- Over 2.5 goals has landed in 52%, so the right fixtures matter more than the market itself.
- Over 3.5 goals has hit in 34% of matches, which makes it a value angle only for open, attacking games.
Corners and cards predictions
Corner counts rise when a favourite dominates possession against a low block, a common pattern when the Premier League’s top six face sides fighting relegation. Card markets depend heavily on the referee, so check the referee’s average bookings before backing over cards.
How to spot value: implied probability
Odds tell you how likely the bookmaker thinks an outcome is. Convert decimal odds to implied probability with this formula:
Implied probability = (1 ÷ decimal odds) × 100
Example: odds of 2.00 on over 2.5 goals imply a 50% chance. If the stats suggest the game goes over 60% of the time, that price offers value. If they suggest 45%, skip it, however good the tip sounds.
How to Use Premier League Predictions to Bet Smarter
No tipster wins every bet. The goal is to make better decisions over a 380-game season, not to find a sure thing. These habits help you get the most from our Premier League predictions.
- Compare odds. The same tip can be priced at 1.85 with one bookmaker and 2.00 with another. Over a season, that gap decides whether you profit.
- Stick to markets you understand. If you know a handful of Premier League teams well, specialise in their games rather than betting on every fixture.
- Keep singles at the core. A ten-game Premier League acca is tempting, but every extra leg multiplies the bookmaker’s margin. Use accas for small stakes only.
- Check team news before kick-off. Line-ups are confirmed about an hour before the game, and rotation after a European midweek can change a prediction completely.
- Use a staking plan. Bet a fixed percentage of your bankroll (for example 1–2%) per tip, and never chase losses.
- Track your results. Record every bet, the odds and the market, so you can see where you actually make money.
Premier League Predictions FAQ
Are your Premier League predictions free?
Yes. Every Premier League prediction on The Football Faithful is free to read, with no sign-up needed. We may earn a commission if you join a bookmaker through our links, but this never affects the tips we publish.
When are Premier League predictions published?
Most Premier League predictions go live 48 hours before kick-off and are reviewed on matchday once team news is confirmed. Midweek rounds follow the same schedule.
Who won the Premier League in 2025/26?
Arsenal won the 2025/26 Premier League title, their first in 22 years, sealing it on 19 May 2026 with a game to spare. Erling Haaland was the league’s top scorer with 27 goals.
Which teams were promoted to the Premier League for 2026/27?
Coventry City, Ipswich Town and Hull City were promoted from the Championship. Coventry are back in the top flight for the first time in 25 years.
How often do both teams score in the Premier League?
Both teams have scored in 50% of Premier League matches so far in 2026/27. That makes BTTS a market where team-by-team analysis matters more than league averages.
Can Premier League predictions guarantee a profit?
No. Premier League predictions improve your decisions, but they cannot remove risk. Only bet what you can afford to lose, and treat betting as entertainment, not income.