Premier League Betting Tips: 8-9 November 2025

TL;DR – Key takeaways

• Sunderland remain unbeaten at home, but Arsenal’s defence has been watertight.
• Spurs miss several stars, yet United’s new solidity hints at a tight clash.
• Chelsea’s home form trumps Wolves’ woes; the Blues rarely trail at the Bridge.
• Fulham end a losing run, while Everton can’t shake injuries or draws.
• Palace’s momentum faces Brighton’s patched-up XI; expect end-to-end action.
• West Ham’s resurgence meets Burnley’s blunt attack; set-pieces could decide it.
• Forest and Leeds both leak goals; another nervy six-pointer looms.
• City vs Liverpool pits title hopefuls; both attack with intent after recent wins.

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Now let’s get into the main event – eight Premier League games that could make or break your weekend acca.

Tottenham v Manchester United: Old scores to settle?

Last season’s Europa League final still stings for United fans, and Leny Yoro says the squad see this as a chance to prove the result could have been different. Spurs, however, are limping: new head coach Thomas Frank has lost Lucas Bergvall, Yves Bissouma, Dejan Kulusevski and James Maddison to injury, and Mohammed Kudus is doubtful. They’ve lost three of their last six matches but remain formidable at home. United are unbeaten in four league games and have improved defensively with Lisandro Martínez back in training, yet their away record still wobbles. It might not be a classic, but the narrative is rich.

• Tip: Back under 3.5 goals – injuries and United’s newfound discipline could restrict scoring.

Everton v Fulham: Canaries for the Toffees?

Everton’s 1-1 draw at Sunderland saw Iliman Ndiaye score a solo belter before Granit Xhaka levelled. They’re winless in three games and stuck in the lower reaches despite spirited displays. Jarrad Branthwaite remains out, and Nathan Patterson’s ankle hasn’t healed; Ndiaye is a doubt. Fulham ended a four-match losing streak by thumping Wolves 3-0, and they’ve kept only two clean sheets all season. Antonee Robinson’s knee injury leaves them short at left-back, but the rest of the squad is fit and confident after Raúl Jiménez’s brace. Everton’s poor record against Fulham – no win in five of the last six meetings – is worrying.

• Tip: Both teams to score – defences are unreliable, and confidence levels vary.

West Ham v Burnley: Hammers forging momentum

Nuno Espírito Santo finally has a win to his name as West Ham boss after the 3-1 comeback against Newcastle. Lucas Paquetá pulled the strings, Tomáš Souček scored again, and London Stadium roared for the first home victory since February. They’re still in the bottom three, so this is a must-win. Burnley, three points above the Hammers, struggle for goals and have lost four of their last six league games. Jordan Beyer, Connor Roberts and Zeki Amdouni are injured, leaving Burnley short of defensive options. West Ham look stronger in midfield, and set pieces could prove decisive.

• Tip: West Ham to win – Burnley’s injuries and lack of cutting edge tip the scales.

Sunderland v Arsenal: Fortress Wearside meets mean defence

Promoted Sunderland sit fourth after an impressive start inspired by Granit Xhaka’s drive and craft – one goal and three assists have transformed Régis Le Bris’s side. They’re unbeaten at the Stadium of Light and buzzing after holding Everton. Arsenal arrive top of the table, six points clear and on a 10-game winning streak across all competitions. Mikel Arteta’s defence hasn’t conceded in six league matches, but he has a lengthy injury list: Viktor Gyökeres, Gabriel Martinelli, Martin Ødegaard, Kai Havertz and Noni Madueke are missing, though Gabriel Jesus is back in training. Sunderland’s energy could test the Gunners’ depth.

• Tip: Arsenal to win and under 3.5 goals – the champions’ clean-sheet run may continue in a tight contest.

Chelsea v Wolves: Blues look to banish midweek blues

Chelsea were held 2-2 by Qarabag in Europe but edged Spurs 1-0 in the league to climb to seventh. This Chelsea side have won four of six league games and rarely fall behind at Stamford Bridge, trailing for just 14.4 % of minutes played. Cole Palmer and Benoît Badiashile are still sidelined, and Romeo Lavia is out until December. Wolves are in disarray after sacking Vitor Pereira following a 3-2 home defeat to Burnley. They have lost eight of ten league matches, and 59 % of their minutes have been spent chasing games. Rodrigo Gomes, Matt Doherty and Agbadou are absent, though Pedro Neto should return. With the Bridge rocking, this feels one-sided.

• Tip: Chelsea to win to nil – Wolves’ toothless attack and managerial upheaval suggest a shutout.

Crystal Palace v Brighton: Derby delight on a knife-edge

Oliver Glasner’s Palace are flying after three straight wins, including a 3-1 triumph over AZ Alkmaar. They sit ninth, one point ahead of Brighton, but Glasner criticised their slow starts. Palace have injuries of their own: Cheick Doucouré and Eddie Nketiah remain out, while Ismaïla Sarr’s hamstring is being monitored. Brighton travel up the A23 with mixed form – wins over Chelsea and Newcastle offset by a defeat to Everton and a draw with Wolves. Kaoru Mitoma could miss out again, and Solly March, Adam Webster and James Milner are long-term absentees. This M23 derby usually delivers goals and drama, with both sides preferring to attack.

• Tip: Back over 2.5 goals – both managers favour attack-minded football despite defensive gaps.

Nottingham Forest v Leeds United: Relegation six-pointer

Sean Dyche’s Forest are winless in three and sit 19th, four points from safety. They are, however, unbeaten in their last two home games, drawing 2-2 with Manchester United and beating Porto. Scoring remains a problem: they’ve drawn blanks in four of their last six matches. Danilo, Ola Aina and Alex Bakwa are sidelined, while Chris Wood and Callum Hudson-Odoi are doubts. Leeds also struggle; they’ve lost five of their six away games and were thrashed 3-0 by Brighton. Daniel Farke’s men leak goals on the road and carry no serious injury issues but have several players battling knocks. With both clubs desperate for points, expect nervy football.

• Tip: Both teams to score – defences are fragile, and desperation often yields open play.

Manchester City v Liverpool: Title rivals meet again

With Arsenal setting the pace, neither Pep Guardiola nor Arne Slot can afford to drop points here. City have lost only once in 13 games in all competitions and eased past Dortmund 4-1 midweek, Erling Haaland netting his 18th club goal of the season while Phil Foden added a brace. Liverpool have snapped a six-defeat run with wins over Aston Villa and Real Madrid, but defensive frailties remain. John Stones’ ball-playing presence boosts City’s build-up, whereas Liverpool still miss Alisson and new signing Jeremie Frimpong to injury. This fixture traditionally delivers drama and goals.

• Tip: Both teams to score and over 2.5 goals – attacking firepower should eclipse cautious tactics.

Accumulator and bet builder ideas

If you fancy combining some of these angles, consider a weekend accumulator: Chelsea win to nil, West Ham to win, Arsenal and under 3.5 goals, and over 2.5 goals in the Palace derby. For a more creative bet builder, pair both teams to score in Forest vs Leeds with under 3.5 goals in Tottenham vs United and over 2.5 goals in City vs Liverpool. Always check market rules and stay within your budget.

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