Five of the ten Premier League Matchweek 10 games have a favourite priced below 2.00 at the best available odds, and the shortest is Arsenal at 1.18 against Hull. The sharpest question of the round sits in West Yorkshire, though, where Leeds at 2.76 and Tottenham at 2.84 are priced almost level. Elsewhere Man City are 1.79 at a Nott'm Forest side that has not scored at home, Liverpool are 1.65 at Crystal Palace, and Man United meet Aston Villa with a head to head that points to goals. Here are the form, injuries, bookmaker odds and betting angles for every game, from Friday night to Sunday evening.
Premier League Matchweek 10 fixtures at a glance
Premier League Matchweek 10 fixtures, in kick-off order:
- Everton v Coventry
- Leeds v Tottenham
- Fulham v Newcastle
- Arsenal v Hull
- Nott'm Forest v Man City
- Sunderland v Chelsea
- Ipswich v Bournemouth
- Crystal Palace v Liverpool
- Brighton v Brentford
- Man United v Aston Villa
Every fixture has its own page with form, head to head and lineups, and all 10 are on the Premier League Matchweek 10 fixtures page.
Everton v Coventry
Friday night football pairs a short price with a side that rarely scores on the road. The best price on Everton is 1.77 at Betfair, roughly a 56 per cent chance before any margin, with the draw at 4.10 and Coventry at 5.10. The numbers behind it are blunt: Everton are seventh on 13 points and have kept four clean sheets in nine, while Coventry, 16th on nine, have failed to score in five of their nine games and have found the net only twice in four away. That puts the clean sheet and team goals markets alongside the result, although Coventry have scored nine in their last five, so the case is not one-sided. Our records hold no earlier meeting between the clubs. Thierno Barry leads Everton's scoring with four, and Jarrad Branthwaite, who has started eight of nine, is doubtful at 75 per cent. Coventry have Bobby Thomas and Frank Onyeka both doubtful at 50 per cent. Referee Stuart Attwell averages 4.5 cards a game against a league average of 4.00.
Leeds v Tottenham
No market this weekend is tighter. Leeds are 2.76 at Matchbook and Tottenham 2.84 at Betfair, with the draw at 3.50 at Betfred, so the three outcomes are priced at about 36, 35 and 29 per cent before margin. Leeds are 12th on 11 points and have drawn five of their nine, but they have gone five without a win. Tottenham, ninth on 12, have won their last three and scored 10 in their last five. The head to head leans to the visitors: of eight meetings on our site Tottenham have won six and Leeds one, both teams scored in six, and seven went over 2.5 goals, the latest a 1-1 on 11 May 2026. Leeds may be without top scorer Dominic Calvert-Lewin, doubtful at 75 per cent, and Anton Stach is doubtful at 50. Tottenham list James Maddison as injured, with a return date of 7 November. Referee John Brooks averages 5.1 cards a game, the highest of the weekend, against a league average of 4.00.
Fulham v Newcastle
A favourite with one win in four at home gives bettors something to think about. Fulham are 2.14 at Betfair, with the draw at 3.80 and Newcastle at 3.65 at Matchbook, yet Fulham are 15th on nine points and have lost two of their four home games. The goals markets may say more. Fulham's home games have produced 13 goals in four, and Newcastle's away games 14 in four, six scored and eight conceded. Against that, the head to head is evenly split on over 2.5 goals, six of 12 meetings, with both teams scoring in five. Newcastle have won seven of the 12 to Fulham's three, though Fulham took the latest, 2-0 at home on 24 May 2026. Newcastle's availability is the bigger question: Lewis Miley is doubtful at 50 per cent, Jacob Ramsey is suspended until 21 November and Joelinton is injured. Josh King and Harvey Barnes lead the scoring for their clubs with two each.
Arsenal v Hull
The shortest price of the weekend asks a plain question: is 1.18 worth taking? Arsenal are that price at Betfair, with the draw at 8.60 and Hull at 21.01 at Smarkets. A price of 1.18 implies about an 85 per cent chance before margin and returns only 18p profit for every pound staked, which is why such prices so often end up inside accumulators that are only as strong as their weakest leg. Arsenal lead the table on 24 points with eight wins from nine and 14 goals scored, but they are without Bukayo Saka, injured with a thigh problem and joint top scorer on three, and Ezri Konsa is doubtful at 75 per cent. Hull are 11th on 11 points with five draws in nine and no win in seven, and have won one of four away. Our records hold no earlier meeting between the clubs. Kai Havertz has three goals for Arsenal and Mohamed Belloumi three for Hull. Referee Farai Hallam has only seven league matches on file, too few to read much into his 3.1 cards a game.
Nott'm Forest v Man City
Nott'm Forest have not scored at home all season, and the market is not hiding from that. Man City are 1.79 at Betfair, the draw is 4.20 and Forest are 4.90, which puts the hosts at roughly one chance in five. The home record is stark: one draw and three defeats, no goals scored and three conceded in four games, and Forest sit 19th on six points. City are second on 21 with 20 goals scored, nine of them from Erling Haaland, who has played all nine games, although they have lost two of nine and are without Antoine Semenyo, injured with a knee problem. That points towards goalscorer and clean sheet markets as well as the result. City have won five of the eight meetings on our site, Forest one, with two drawn, and both teams scored in only three of the eight. The latest meeting ended 2-2 at City on 4 March 2026. Igor Jesus is doubtful at 75 per cent for Forest, whose top scorer Dan Ndoye has two.
Sunderland v Chelsea
A short head to head has a very clear pattern. Sunderland have beaten Chelsea in both meetings on our site, 2-1 on 24 May 2026 and 2-1 away on 25 October 2025, and both teams scored with more than 2.5 goals each time. That sits oddly against the table: Sunderland are 20th on five points with seven goals scored and 17 conceded, while Chelsea are fourth on 16 with 19 scored. Chelsea are 2.08 at Betfair, the draw is 3.75 and Sunderland are 3.85, so the market has largely looked past the history. Chelsea's absence list is long, with João Pedro, joint top scorer on five goals and three assists, injured with a thigh problem, and Roméo Lavia suspended, with a return date of 12 November. Nordi Mukiele is doubtful at 75 per cent for Sunderland. Morgan Rogers has five goals for Chelsea and Brian Brobbey three for Sunderland. Both teams to score and over 2.5 goals are the markets the earlier meetings point to, though two games is a thin sample.
Ipswich v Bournemouth
Ipswich have not kept a clean sheet in nine league games, and that one stat shapes how this game is read. Bournemouth are 2.02 at Betfair, with the draw at 3.80 and Ipswich at 4.00, so the hosts are priced at roughly a one in four chance. Ipswich have failed to score in only two of their nine and have conceded 18, 13 of them in five away games, but at home they have two wins, a draw and a defeat, with five scored and five conceded in four. Bournemouth are eighth on 12 points, and Marcus Tavernier leads their scoring with five goals, one clear of Evanilson. The two meetings on our site went one each, and both had both teams scoring and more than 2.5 goals: Ipswich won 2-1 on 2 April 2025 and Bournemouth by the same score on 8 December 2024. That makes both teams to score and over 2.5 goals the markets to price up first, though two games is a small sample. Saša Lukić is doubtful at 75 per cent for Ipswich. Referee Simon Hooper averages 4.3 cards a game.
Crystal Palace v Liverpool
The numbers pull in opposite directions here, which is where betting markets get interesting. Liverpool are 1.65 at Coral, the shortest away price of the round, with the draw at 4.50 and Crystal Palace at 5.70. The case for Liverpool is Palace's defence: 21 goals conceded in nine games, the most in the league, and seven points from nine. The case for caution is Liverpool's attack, 11 goals in nine games, which makes the match result and a handicap or goal line quite different bets. Liverpool have won 11 of 16 meetings on our site and Palace two, with three drawn, the latest a 3-1 Liverpool win on 25 April 2026. Both teams scored in eight of the 16 and nine went over 2.5 goals. Alexander Isak has six goals for Liverpool, who are without Hugo Ekitiké, injured with an Achilles problem, and have Ryan Gravenberch doubtful at 75 per cent. Palace's Jean-Philippe Mateta is suspended until 2 December.
Brighton v Brentford
Brentford's away record is the stat to start with: four games, four draws, six scored and six conceded. The draw is 4.00 at Betfred, with Brighton at 1.99 and Brentford at 3.90, both at Betfair. At the other end of the scale, Brighton have scored 24 goals, the most in the league, with a goal difference of plus 17 and only seven conceded, second-fewest behind Arsenal. They are third on 19 points. Brentford are sixth on 14 and have drawn five of nine, level with Hull and Leeds for the most in the league. Brighton have won five of 10 meetings on our site, Brentford two, with three drawn, the latest a 2-0 Brighton win on 21 February 2026. Both teams scored in only four of the 10 and the same number went over 2.5 goals, a reminder that this fixture has been tighter than Brighton's scoring suggests. Ferdi Kadıoğlu is doubtful at 75 per cent for Brighton, and Kaoru Mitoma is injured with a return date of 22 November. Referee Michael Oliver averages 3.5 cards a game against the 4.00 league average.
Man United v Aston Villa
Seventeenth hosts tenth, yet the market still makes the hosts favourites, and the head to head explains why. Man United are 2.26 at Betfair, Aston Villa 3.30 at Betfair and the draw is 3.85 at Matchbook. United have one win in nine league games and have conceded 15 goals, but they have beaten Villa eight times in 14 meetings on our site, to Villa's three, with three draws, the latest a 3-1 home win on 15 March 2026. Goals have been the common thread: both teams scored in nine of the 14 and 10 went over 2.5 goals, so both teams to score and over 2.5 are the markets that history supports, even if neither side's current form is convincing. Both clubs have absences that matter. United are without Lisandro Martínez, suspended until 22 November, and Benjamin Šeško is injured, while Marcus Rashford is doubtful at 75 per cent. Villa will miss Matty Cash, suspended until 21 November. Nicolas Jackson has five goals for Villa and Bryan Mbeumo four for United.
Table and what comes next
Going into Matchweek 10, Arsenal lead the Premier League table on 24 points, three clear of Man City on 21, with Brighton third on 19 and Chelsea fourth on 16. At the bottom, Sunderland are 20th on five points, Nott'm Forest 19th on six, and Crystal Palace and Man United are both on seven. In between, seven clubs from eighth to 14th are split by a single point, 12 down to 11, so one result can move a club several places. The prices above are the best available on our fixture pages when we captured them at 22:13 UTC on 5 November, and they move. Every fixture, with live prices, lineups and form, is on our Premier League Matchweek 10 fixtures page.
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Stadium photographs from Wikimedia Commons, each adapted with club badges, a red VS and a kick-off label. Hill Dickinson Stadium by Tomsk Toffee, Craven Cottage and Stadium of Light by Quintin Soloviev, and City Ground by Stadisimo, all CC BY 4.0. Elland Road by Chris Robertshaw, Emirates Stadium by Matt Brown, Selhurst Park by Ajay Suresh, Old Trafford by Steve Garry and the cover image of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium by Paul Hudson, all CC BY 2.0. Portman Road by James Cracknell, CC BY-SA 4.0, and the Ipswich graphic is shared under the same licence. Amex Stadium by Hassocks5489, CC0.
