The following are betting tips for selected fixtures in Gameweek 27 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.
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Wolves vs. Arsenal |
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Arsenal in the head-to-head at 1.32 (Betfair)
This midweek fixture is actually part of Gameweek 26.
Midweek fixtures tend to suit the bigger clubs better due to their larger squads. Wolves also might understandably have one eye on their weekend fixture against the struggling Crystal Palace. Wolverhampton have lost nine games in a row to Arsenal. Over the last twelve months Wolves have gone 0-3-10 as the home underdog. Eight of their twelve home defeats over the same period were by 2+ goal margins. While Wolverhampton did manage to avoid defeat against fellow strugglers Nottingham Forest last week, they conceded an eye-watering 34 shots (10 on target) in that match.
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Brentford vs. Brighton |
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Brentford in the head-to-head at 2.00 (BetEstate)
Brentford 0 (draw no bet) at 1.53 (Betfair)
Brentford +0.5 (double chance) at 1.35 (Betfair)
Brentford bring 6-2-2 form into this game and that includes a home draw against Arsenal. The Bees boast a 7-3-2 home record this season, which is the 6th best in the league. Brighton have only won one of their last thirteen league games and their sole victory during that run was at home against Burnley. The Seagulls have gone 2-4-7 away from home this campaign.
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West Ham vs. Bournemouth |
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Draw at 3.80 (Betfair)
The last five meetings between West Ham and Bournemouth resulted in a draw. The Hammers have only lost one of their last five games (a narrow away defeat against Chelsea), while Bournemouth are unbeaten in six. Bournemouth have a draw-heavy 4-8-7 record away from home over the last twelve months.
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Man City vs. Newcastle |
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Man City in the head-to-head at 1.49 (Betfair)
Man City -1.5 at 2.26 (Betfair)
Newcastle picked up a rare away win over the struggling Tottenham last week, but the Magpies have gone 0-2-5 as the away underdog over the last twelve months and, going back to 2007, Newcastle have lost sixteen consecutive Premier League games at the City of Manchester Stadium. The combined goals from their last six Premier League visits to this venue is an eye-watering 19 goals to nil. Five of those six wins to nil were by 2+ goal margins. Man City boast the league’s best 10-2-1 home record this season. For Newcastle, this fixture is sandwiched between their two midweek UEFA Champions League playoff clashes, while Man City have no midweek commitments before or after this game.
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Sunderland vs. Fulham |
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Sunderland in the head-to-head at 2.78 (Betfair)
Sunderland 0 (draw no bet) at 1.90 (bet365)
Sunderland +0.5 (double chance) at 1.52 (Betfair)
Sunderland have gone 7-5-1 at home this season and they have gone 3-0-0 this campaign as the bookmaker’s favourite. Fulham have gone 3-1-8 away from home this campaign and they bring a three-game losing streak into this clash. Those who are more risk averse should wait to see if Granit Xhaka will feature for Sunderland. The Black Cats are far stronger with him in the squad and he is currently rated as a 50% chance of playing.
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Everton vs. Man Utd |
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Draw at 3.95 (Betfair)
Man Utd have a draw-heavy 2-6-1 record as the away favourite over the last twelve months. Had you wagered $1 on every Everton home game over the last twelve months you would be up $6.33. Had you wagered $1 on every Man Utd away game over the last twelve months you would be up $6.88.