Premier League Betting Tips: 27-1 March 2026

Key takeaways (TL;DR)

• Wolves shaky at home: Villa’s midfield injuries could open space for Wolves’ creative players.
• Bournemouth solid: The Cherries are unbeaten in weeks and face a struggling Sunderland side.
• Burnley desperate: Burnley’s poor home record contrasts sharply with Brentford’s away form.
• Liverpool depleted: West Ham may exploit injuries in Klopp’s side.
• Newcastle inconsistent: Injuries leave them vulnerable to Everton’s counter‑punch.
• Leeds’ resilience: City’s record against promoted sides is strong but Leeds rarely roll over.
• Spurs in crisis: Fulham’s solidity meets a Tottenham team still searching for their identity.
• United on a run: A depleted Palace may struggle to disrupt United’s unbeaten streak.
• London derby intrigue: Arsenal’s resurgence meets a gritty Chelsea side under a new boss.

Match previews and betting tips

Let’s dive into nine Premier League fixtures scheduled between 27 February and 1 March 2026. Each match has its own narrative and angles worth exploring.

Wolves v Aston Villa: Midlands rivalry with bite?

Wolves host their Midlands neighbours in what is usually a fiery derby. The hosts are missing suspended defender Ladislav Krejci, and forward Hee‑Chan Hwang remains a doubt. Villa have their own issues: captain John McGinn, Youri Tielemans and Boubacar Kamara are all sidelined. Recent form favours neither side; Wolves came from 2–0 down to draw with Arsenal but then lost at Crystal Palace.

• Tip: Both teams to score – Villa’s makeshift midfield may leave gaps, but their attack remains potent while Wolves’ front line is revitalised.

Bournemouth v Sunderland: Cherries marching on?

Bournemouth have quietly been one of the Premier League’s form teams, unbeaten since early January and gathering 11 points from their last five games. They’ve conceded just four goals in that spell and collected seven points from their last nine home matches. Sunderland, by contrast, come into this weekend on a three‑match losing streak and have the league’s worst away record, with two wins in 13 and only six goals scored away from home. The visitors are also beset by injuries to Reinildo Mandava, Dennis Cirkin and more.

• Tip: Back Bournemouth to win – their solidity contrasts sharply with Sunderland’s struggles on the road.

Burnley v Brentford: Claret desperation

Scott Parker’s Burnley side have picked up four points from their last two games, drawing at Chelsea and beating Crystal Palace. However, Turf Moor has not been a fortress; they haven’t won at home since October and have the league’s lowest home goal tally. Brentford’s away form, meanwhile, is among the best in the division with victories at Aston Villa, Newcastle and Wolverhampton. Burnley’s injury list is lengthy, and the Bees welcome back Kevin Schade.

• Tip: Draw no bet Brentford – the visitors’ away momentum suggests they’ll avoid defeat.

Liverpool v West Ham: Anfield concerns

The Reds have hit a rough patch. Injuries to Giovanni Leoni, Jeremie Frimpong and Wataru Endo leave their defence and midfield stretched. Alexander Isak is also unavailable, while Florian Wirtz and others are doubts. West Ham have their own issues but could relish a visit to an injury‑hit Liverpool. With Endo absent, set‑piece threats from West Ham’s tall forwards become more dangerous.

• Tip: West Ham +1 handicap – Liverpool might edge it, but their fragilities suggest a closer contest than usual.

Newcastle v Everton: Magpies to bounce back?

Eddie Howe’s side have blown hot and cold. They’ve won four of their last five in all competitions but have lost four of their last five Premier League games. Injuries to Bruno Guimarães, Tino Livramento, Fabian Schär and others limit options. Everton come in with a solid away record, conceding fewer than one goal per away match and collecting the second‑most away points since January last year. With Jack Grealish sidelined, they’ll rely on disciplined defending and set pieces.

• Tip: Back under 2.5 goals – Newcastle’s attack is blunted by injuries and Everton seldom engage in shoot‑outs away.

Leeds v Manchester City: Banana skin?

Leeds have lost only two league matches since December and enjoyed an unbeaten February, beating Nottingham Forest and drawing with Chelsea and Aston Villa. They often start brightly but let leads slip. City’s title push is gathering pace; they’ve beaten Liverpool, Fulham and Newcastle recently and historically dominate newly promoted sides, winning 24 of the last 27 such games. Still, they lost to Leeds in April 2021 and concede two or more goals infrequently. Leeds are without Noah Okafor while City have injuries to Mateo Kovacic and Josko Gvardiol.

• Tip: City to win and both teams to score – expect Leeds to land a blow but Guardiola’s men to prevail.

Fulham v Tottenham: Capital tension

Fulham’s mid‑table solidity meets a Tottenham side yet to win a league game in 2026. Igor Tudor’s first match in charge ended in a 4‑1 hammering by Arsenal. Spurs have some bright news: full‑backs Pedro Porro and Kevin Danso return, and Micky van de Ven might be fit. Yet they still miss a raft of players, including Mohammed Kudus, Rodrigo Bentancur, Ben Davies and Dejan Kulusevski. Fulham’s disciplined shape at Craven Cottage could frustrate a Tottenham side experimenting with a back three.

• Tip: Fulham double chance – home advantage and Spurs’ injuries make the hosts tough to beat.

Manchester United v Crystal Palace: Red run continues?

United started 2026 strongly, going ten games unbeaten and beating Everton in a tight contest. Carrick’s side are missing Patrick Dorgu, Matthijs de Ligt and Mason Mount but have adapted well. Palace, meanwhile, travel north without Cheick Doucouré, Eddie Nketiah, Jean‑Philippe Mateta and Jefferson Lerma, while Maxence Lacroix is only just returning. United’s home record remains impressive, and their midfield pairing of Kobbie Mainoo and Bruno Fernandes controls games.

• Tip: United to win to nil – Palace struggle for goals without their key forwards.

Arsenal v Chelsea: Another derby day

Arsenal returned to the top of the table after a thumping 4‑1 win over Tottenham and have rebuilt their home aura with four straight wins and three clean sheets. Eberechi Eze and Viktor Gyokeres provide flair, and Bukayo Saka is expected to play despite an ankle scare. Chelsea have been unbeaten since Liam Rosenior took charge, taking 14 points from their last 18. Yet cracks show: they drew with Burnley and Leeds and haven’t beaten Arsenal since 2021. Chelsea are without suspended defender Wesley Fofana and several key players, including Marc Cucurella and Levi Colwill.

• Tip: Arsenal to win – the Gunners’ momentum and home dominance should see off their London rivals.

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