Premier League Betting Tips: 22-24 November 2025

Key takeaways

• Premier League derbies highlight this weekend
• Injuries and form swings influence betting angles
• Focus on goals, corners and defensive trends
• Compare different markets for value
• Follow team news before placing bets

What are football betting tips? Football betting tips are informed opinions on upcoming matches that consider form, injuries and tactical trends so punters can make more educated choices when placing bets.

The nights draw in, the gloves come out, and the football calendar accelerates. From Turf Moor to the San Siro, UK and European leagues serve up a mix of derbies, relegation scraps and stylish showdowns. Rather than being swayed by emotion or chasing unlikely long shots, seasoned punters look for patterns: goal habits, defensive frailties, managerial narratives. With that in mind, let’s explore what this late‑November schedule has in store, and how to approach your bets like a shrewd old‑timer — with a dash of humour and a nod to our betting tips page.

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Betting tips for 22–24 November 2025

Burnley v Chelsea – Can Turf Moor hold back the Blues?

Burnley’s return to the top flight has been a roller coaster. Chelsea, meanwhile, have a more imposing record. Burnley’s shot‑shy style — only around 10 efforts per game to Chelsea’s 15 — suggests they may struggle to create chances. With both squads hit by injuries (Chelsea miss young talents like Romeo Lavia), it could be a cagey affair.

• Tip: Back the under 3.5 goals or Chelsea to win with under 4.5 goals.

Bournemouth v West Ham – Cherries to keep climbing?

West Ham supporters protested ownership recently, but on the pitch Nunes’ side are finally finding form after beating Burnley. Bournemouth have five wins, three draws and three defeats, while West Ham’s record is a patchy 3‑1‑7. Head‑to‑head meetings show the Cherries averaging 11 goals against the Hammers’ 18 over the last ten games. Bournemouth boast a stronger defensive record with more clean sheets, though both sides tend to concede from corners.

• Tip: Both teams to score feels plausible given each team’s scoring habits; consider Bournemouth to avoid defeat.

Wolves v Crystal Palace – Wolves need a bite

Wolves have endured a dismal run, failing to win in the league (0–2–9 record, six straight defeats). Palace are hardly flying, but three wins and a draw offer more stability. The head‑to‑head tally shows Palace winning two of the last three meetings with three clean sheets and Wolves failing to keep any. Rob Edwards’ side are toothless in attack.

• Tip: Crystal Palace double chance or under 2.5 goals.

Liverpool v Nottingham Forest – Dyche’s dawn at Anfield

Liverpool’s title defence stumbled but they remain formidable at Anfield. Forest, under Sean Dyche since late October, sit 19th with nine points and injuries everywhere. Key players Ola Aina, Douglas Luiz and Jeremie Frimpong are ruled out with longer‑term issues, though Chris Wood and Callum Hudson‑Odoi could return. Dyche’s teams often start cautiously and rely on defensive solidity.

• Tip: Expect Liverpool to win to nil or Forest +2 on the handicap given their injury woes.

Leeds v Aston Villa – Farke under the microscope

Leeds have conceded 20 goals with just two clean sheets and an expected goals against of 14.6. Aston Villa, with Emiliano Martínez in goal, have four clean sheets and concedes roughly one goal per game. Recent form is lopsided: Villa have beaten Manchester City and Spurs, while Leeds are on back‑to‑back defeats. The supercomputer gives Villa a 55 % chance of victory.

• Tip: Aston Villa draw no bet or Villa to score over 1.5 goals.

Arsenal v Tottenham – North London derby tension

Arsenal’s free‑flowing attack has produced 36 goals, while conceding only 13 and keeping 11 clean sheets. Tottenham are less tight at the back, conceding 22 goals and keeping eight clean sheets. Both teams score in seven of their games, suggesting open battles. Spurs will fancy their chances, but Arsenal’s home form is formidable.

• Tip: Both teams to score or over 2.5 goals; consider a small stake on a draw.

Sheffield Wednesday v Sheffield United – Steel City nerves

The Steel City derby carries extra spice because both teams are struggling. Wednesday sit bottom of the Championship with minus four points due to a deduction, while United have just three wins from their first 15 games and 11 losses. Analyst predictions suggest a competitive, low‑scoring match with both teams rarely scoring together, although Wednesday often find the net at home.

• Tip: Under 2.5 goals or both teams to score – No.

Inter v AC Milan – Derby della Madonnina

The Milan derby returns with Inter flying high. Simone Inzaghi’s side has scored 37 league goals, pressing relentlessly, and are expected to start Marcus Thuram, who has scored four of his five goals with headers. AC Milan will need to tighten up at set pieces. Expect Hakan Çalhanoğlu to control tempo, but Milan’s midfield injuries are concerning.

• Tip: Inter to win or Thuram to score anytime; over 2.5 goals could also appeal with two attacking sides.

Manchester United v Everton – Amorim’s red revolution

Rúben Amorim has settled United into a modern 3‑4‑3 system. They sit seventh on 18 points and know a win could push them toward the top three. Everton have only one win in their last four under David Moyes and rely heavily on Jack Grealish and Iliman Ndiaye. A supercomputer gives United a 50.9 % chance of winning, while Everton’s resilience could force a draw.

• Tip: Manchester United to win and under 3.5 goals; a correct‑score of 2‑0 or 2‑1 appeals.

Frequently asked questions

When is the football weekend covered here? The tips cover matches from 22–24 November 2025 in the Premier League and selected European leagues.

Where can I find more betting advice? Visit our sport betting guide and bonuses page for offers and educational resources.

Should I bet on my favourite team? Emotions cloud judgement. As the Steel City derby shows, even local pride can’t overcome poor formthestar.co.uk.

What markets are safest? There is no “safe” bet, but markets like goals under/over or draw no bet often carry lower variance.

How do injuries affect betting? Key absences reduce a team’s attacking or defensive output; for example, Nottingham Forest lose Ola Aina and Douglas Luiz to injury

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