The following are betting tips for selected fixtures in Gameweek 6 of the 2025/26 English Premier League season. Where two or more options are provided for the same tip, pick the one that best suits your risk appetite.
My best bets each week are published on AusSportsTipping.com.
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Brentford vs. Man Utd |
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Brentford +0.5 at 1.825 (bet365)
Brentford have avoided defeat in six of their last eight games as the home underdog. Man Utd have won just one of their last five as the away favourite. Brentford lost last week, but they have an impressive 8-5-1 record on the back of a defeat over the last twelve months. Man Utd won last week, but they have gone 0-2-8 on the back of a win over the last twelve months.
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Chelsea vs. Brighton |
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Chelsea in the head-to-head at 1.80 (BoomBet, Dabble)
Chelsea have gone 13-4-1 as the home favourite over the last twelve months. Brighton have a 0-2-5 record at Stamford Bridge since promotion. The Seagulls have lost both away games this season.
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Crystal Palace vs. Liverpool |
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Liverpool +0 (Draw No Bet) at 1.40 (bet365)
Liverpool +0.5 at 1.28 (Betfair)
Crystal Palace are on an epic unbeaten streak in all competitions, but I don’t expect they’ll be able to pick up all three points. The Eagles have gone 1-3-3 as the home underdog over the last twelve months, while Liverpool have gone 11-4-1 as the away favourite. Liverpool have only lost once (9-2-1) at Selhurst Park since Palace were promoted. The Reds bring 5-0-0 league form into this game and they had the luxury of starting Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isak on the bench last week. Palace held Liverpool to a draw before winning on penalties in the Charity Shield, however the Reds were missing the crucial Ryan Gravenberch in that game. Liverpool’s new-look squad has now had more time to settle, while Palace have had to juggle a number of midfield injuries.
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Leeds vs. Bournemouth |
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Leeds +0.5 at 1.64 (Betfair)
Leeds have their tails up following their 3-1 away win over Wolverhampton. They now return to Elland Road where they have kept two clean sheets in their opening two games.
Under 2.5 goals at 1.94 (Betfair)
Leeds’ two home games this season have seen just one total goal. Three of Bournemouth’s last four games went under 1.5 goals.
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Tottenham vs. Wolves |
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Tottenham in the head-to-head at 1.48 (bet365)
Tottenham have looked improved under Thomas Frank this season. They bring 3-1-1 form into this game. This bet is primarily against Wolves, however. Wolverhampton have made a 0-0-5 start to the season. If you add on the end of last season the visitors are in 0-1-8 form. Both teams will be backing up following midweek EFL Cup fixtures, however Tottenham have a far easier assignment (League One side Doncaster Rovers) than Wolves (Everton).
1-0 correct score at 8.50 (bet365)
Three of Wolverhampton’s last four away defeats were by 1-0 scorelines.
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Everton vs. West Ham |
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Everton in the head-to-head at 1.80 (bet365)
Everton +0.5 at 1.22 (Betfair)
The one good piece of news for West Ham is they don’t play in midweek, while Everton have a midweek EFL Cup game away against Wolves. Everton have yet to concede a competitive goal at their new stadium, however. The Toffees have only lost one game out of twelve (5-6-1) as the favourite over the last twelve months. West Ham are in poor form, with a 1-0-4 record for the campaign. Four of their five opponents scored 2+ goals and three scored 3 or more. To put their shambles of a defence (particularly at set pieces) into perspective, Sunderland scored the same number of goals against them (3) as the Black Cats managed in their other four games combined. There are rumours that West Ham are actively talking to other managers, which is an unwelcome distraction for Graham Potter.