Premier League Betting Tips: 2-4 December 2025

Key takeaways

• Bournemouth unbeaten at home; Everton poor away form
• Fulham’s solid home record; City inconsistent on the road
• Newcastle on a six‑game home winning streak
• Arsenal top of the table; Brentford conceding regularly
• Brighton unbeaten in 10 home league matches
• Chelsea thriving away; Leeds in a relegation scrap

TL;DR – Quick picks for 2–4 December

Short on time? Here’s a whistle‑stop round of my favourite angles:

• Bournemouth v Everton – Home side or draw feels safest given recent form
• Fulham v Manchester City – Goals on the cards; both sides are scoring
• Newcastle v Spurs – Back the hosts; Spurs’ away streak faltering
• Arsenal v Brentford – Leaders likely to win with few goals conceded
• Brighton v Aston Villa – Tight affair; Villa struggle for away goals

Midweek previews & betting angles

Bournemouth v Everton: Vitality Stadium fortress

Bournemouth have turned the Vitality into a stronghold with four wins from six home league games, and they remain unbeaten there this term. Everton, meanwhile, have been dreadful on the road, failing to claim a point in their last four away fixtures and not winning at this ground since 2016. The Toffees also miss several key players through suspension and injury.

Tip:

• Double chance – Bournemouth or draw – the Cherries’ home form and Everton’s travel sickness point that way.

Fulham v Manchester City: Craven Cottage contest

Fulham have earned four wins, one draw and only one defeat at Craven Cottage this season. While they sit in the bottom half, the Cottagers are scoring at home. City lie second but have dropped points on the road, winning only two of six away league games. With injuries in midfield, they’re not as controlling as usual, yet they have won five straight meetings with Fulham.

Tip:

• Both teams to score – City should edge it, but Fulham’s home form suggests they find the net.

Newcastle v Tottenham: Fortress on Tyneside

Newcastle have stitched together a six‑game home winning run, netting at least twice in each contest. They’re also unbeaten in their last ten midweek league matches at St James’ Park. Spurs, by contrast, have lost six of their last seven meetings with Newcastle and travel on a wretched run. Injuries ravage both squads, but home momentum should count.

Tip:

• Home win – St James’ Park is booming; Spurs’ injury list and head‑to‑head woes hint at another defeat.

Arsenal v Brentford: Leaders primed to pounce

Arsenal sit top of the table and boast seven clean sheets in 13 league matches. Brentford have one clean sheet in their last five and have conceded multiple goals lately. The Gunners haven’t lost to the Bees in their last eight meetings, and they aim to bounce back after an intense draw with Chelsea. Brentford miss key midfielders through injury.

Tip:

• Arsenal win to nil – The league leaders’ defence looks mean, and Brentford are struggling to keep teams out.

Brighton v Aston Villa: Seagulls soaring

Brighton are unbeaten in 10 Premier League matches at the Amex and could set a club record with four straight home wins. Villa have collected eight points from six away games but have scored just five goals on their travels. Historically, their striker loves playing against Brighton, yet he’s on a drought.

Tip:

• Under 2.5 goals – Brighton keep things tight at home and Villa rarely cut loose away.

Burnley v Crystal Palace: Clarets seeking respite

Burnley’s November slump saw four consecutive defeats and only five home goals scored all season. They’ve collected seven points from six matches at Turf Moor but lack a cutting edge. Palace’s away form is impressive – only Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs have more points on the road – and they have conceded just four goals across six away games. Injuries to both squads mean fringe players could appear.

Tip:

• Palace to win or draw & under 2.5 goals – Expect a tight affair with few chances.

Leeds v Chelsea: Blues on the march

Chelsea extended their unbeaten run to seven matches in all competitions and have won five and drawn one of their last six on the road. They have also scored in all ten away fixtures this season. Leeds remain in the relegation zone and have conceded multiple goals in each of their last four league games. Their home record isn’t terrible, but injuries to key midfielders and defenders could hurt.

Tip:

• Chelsea to win and over 1.5 goals – The visitors are potent on the road, and Leeds’ defence is leaky.

Liverpool v Sunderland: Anfield opportunity

Sunderland sit sixth, one point ahead of Liverpool, thanks to a spirited comeback against Bournemouth. However, they have won only two of six away games and failed to score in four of them. Liverpool ended a three‑match losing streak by beating West Ham 2‑0 and have an emphatic head‑to‑head record – unbeaten in this fixture since 2012 and with 79 wins to Sunderland’s 52.

Tip:

• Liverpool win to nil – Anfield should help the champions reignite their season against a goal‑shy visitor.

Manchester United v West Ham: An Old Trafford tussle

West Ham have the second‑worst defence in the league, conceding 27 goals, and they sit just above the drop zone. Their talismanic playmaker is suspended and their top scorer’s fitness is doubtful. United, meanwhile, have won four of their last five home matches but kept only one clean sheet. The Hammers haven’t won at Old Trafford in the league since 2007, aside from a shock victory last May.

Tip:

• Both teams to score – United rarely shut teams out and West Ham, despite defensive frailties, often find a goal.

Barcelona v Atlético Madrid: La Liga summit meeting

Barcelona top La Liga with 11 wins from 14 and a league‑leading 39 goals. They have won four straight league matches and will be desperate to tighten their defence without key midfielder Gavi and keeper Marc‑André ter Stegen. Atlético are three points behind and on a six‑match winning streak, boasting the joint‑best defence in the division.

Tip:

• Both teams to score – With attacking talent on both sides and recent form showing goals, expect an open encounter.

Juventus v Udinese (Coppa Italia): Old Lady strength

Juventus are chasing a 16th Coppa Italia title and have beaten Udinese in 14 of their last 17 league meetings. Udinese have scored just two goals across their last eight games against Juve. The hosts are missing their first‑choice striker through injury and will rotate defenders, but the visitors also lack key players.

Tip:

• Juventus to win to nil – History and defensive solidity point toward a routine home victory.

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