Man United and Aston Villa produced a wild afternoon at Old Trafford, a 4-4 draw settled by two goals in stoppage time, while Arsenal edged Hull to move five points clear. Matchweek 10 brought 30 goals in ten games, with six home wins, two away wins and two draws, and it was a rough round for the favourites: the shortest-priced side won only five of the ten. Nott'm Forest beat Man City at a best price of 4.90 and Sunderland beat Chelsea at 3.90. Here is how every game unfolded, with the pre-match prices and the markets that landed.

Premier League Matchweek 10 results at a glance

Premier League Matchweek 10 results, in kick-off order:

Every stat for all 10 games is on the Premier League Matchweek 10 fixtures and results page.

Everton 3-1 Coventry

Coventry led for only four minutes, and by the end Everton had turned a goalless game into a comfortable home win. Yann Gboho put the visitors ahead in the 52nd minute, Thierno Barry headed the equaliser in the 56th and added a left-footed finish in the 61st, and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall sealed it in the 81st. Possession was level at 50 per cent each, but Everton put seven shots on target to Coventry's four, and Jarrad Branthwaite, a 75 per cent doubt on our pre-match page, played and was booked in the 88th minute. Everton were the favourites at 1.77 (Betfair), and they won. Over 2.5 goals and both teams to score both landed. The win lifted Everton to sixth on 16 points. Coventry fell to 17th on nine.

The Hill Dickinson Stadium, Everton's home, seen from the outside on a sunny day.

Leeds 1-0 Tottenham

A late winner came from a player who might not have featured. Noah Okafor, listed as a 50 per cent doubt with a thigh injury in our pre-match snapshot, struck with his right foot in the 79th minute to give Leeds a 1-0 win over Tottenham. Leeds landed at 2.88 (Betfair Exchange), against 2.70 for the favourites, Tottenham. Under 2.5 goals and no both-teams-to-score landed. It was a victory built without the ball: Leeds had 38 per cent possession and 311 passes to Spurs' 531, but took 16 shots to seven, with four on target each. Five yellow cards were shown, including one for Okafor straight after his goal, and top scorer Dominic Calvert-Lewin had also been listed as a doubt. Leeds rose from 12th to ninth on 14 points, while Tottenham slipped from ninth to 11th on 12.

Elland Road, Leeds United's ground, before a match with the stands and pitch in view.

Fulham 1-1 Newcastle

Two goals in three minutes split the points at Craven Cottage. Jacob Murphy put Newcastle ahead in the 80th minute with a left-footed shot, and Rodrigo Muniz levelled for Fulham with a right-footed finish in the 83rd. The hosts had 58 per cent of the ball and 11 shots to nine, with five on target each, so a draw did justice to a tight game, and Newcastle had Lewis Miley listed as a 50 per cent doubt. Fulham were favourites at 2.10, so a draw at 3.80 (Betfair Exchange) beat the market. Both teams scored, but the game stayed under 2.5 goals. Fulham stayed 15th on 10 points, while Newcastle moved up a place to 12th on 12, with Fabian Schär and Amar Dedić both booked in stoppage time.

A general view of Craven Cottage during a Fulham home match in May 2025.

Arsenal 1-0 Hull

Arsenal did not need to be spectacular to extend their lead at the top. Martin Ødegaard broke Hull's resistance in the 72nd minute with a right-footed shot, and that was enough for a ninth win in ten games. The numbers show how one-sided it was: 67 per cent possession, 21 shots to seven and ten on target to two. A VAR check for a possible penalty involving Kai Havertz in the 43rd minute ended with no spot-kick, and Hull were booked repeatedly as they dug in. Bukayo Saka, the joint top scorer on three goals, had been listed as injured on our pre-match page. Arsenal were the favourites at 1.17 (Betfair Exchange), and they won. Under 2.5 goals and no both-teams-to-score landed. The win put Arsenal on 27 points, five clear of Brighton, with Hull falling from 11th to 13th on 11.

The Emirates Stadium, home of Arsenal, with its roof above the pitch and stands in 2018.

Nott'm Forest 3-1 Man City

This was the biggest result of the round against the market, and Forest managed it with only 22 per cent of the possession. Nott'm Forest landed at 4.90 (Betfair Exchange), against 1.79 for the favourites, Man City. Over 2.5 goals and both teams to score both landed. Jair scored with a left-footed shot in the sixth minute and Liam Delap added a second in the 18th. Rayan Cherki pulled one back for City in the 52nd, but Delap restored the two-goal lead with another left-footed finish in the 73rd. City won seven corners to three, yet had four shots on target to Forest's five. Forest collected four yellow cards, City none. Forest rose from 19th to 16th on nine points, and City, beaten for the third time in ten, are third on 21.

Sunderland 1-0 Chelsea

A single penalty beat Chelsea and cost the favourites. Enzo Le Fée converted from the spot in the 36th minute, and Sunderland held on without much of the ball: Chelsea had 69 per cent possession and completed 648 passes to 292, yet put four shots on target to the hosts' two. Sunderland made 17 fouls to Chelsea's eight, both sides won two corners, and Sunderland had also won the sides' last meeting, 2-1 in May. The market chose Chelsea at 2.04 (1xBet), and Sunderland beat it at 3.90. Neither over 2.5 goals (1.87) nor both teams to score (1.73) landed. Chelsea were without the suspended Roméo Lavia. They dropped from fourth to fifth on 16 points, and Sunderland moved up to 19th on eight.

An aerial view of the Stadium of Light, Sunderland's home, and the streets around it.

Ipswich 1-2 Bournemouth

Bournemouth struck early and then received a gift at the start of the second half. Evanilson scored with a right-footed shot in the fifth minute, and Leif Davis turned the ball into his own net in the 46th to make it 0-2. Jack Clarke converted a penalty in the 73rd to give Ipswich hope, but the visitors held on. Ipswich had 56 per cent possession and 507 completed passes, but Bournemouth took 15 shots to ten and won seven corners to two. Bournemouth made 20 fouls to Ipswich's six, and the sides had last met in April 2025, when Ipswich won 2-1. Bournemouth were the favourites at 1.97 (1xBet), and they won. Over 2.5 goals (1.75) and both teams to score (1.68) both landed. Bournemouth moved up to seventh on 15 points, and Ipswich stayed 14th on 11.

Portman Road, Ipswich Town's home, during the 2015 play-off semi-final against Norwich City.

Crystal Palace 1-3 Liverpool

Liverpool won at the price the market expected. Alexis Mac Allister headed them in front in the 40th minute, Florian Wirtz made it 2-0 with a right-footed shot in the 54th and Alexander Isak added a third in the 89th. Eddie Nketiah scored a penalty in the fifth minute of stoppage time for Crystal Palace, who sit bottom of the table. The game was closer than the score: Palace had 53 per cent possession and 19 shots to Liverpool's 20, with seven on target to eight. The favourites landed: Liverpool at 1.62 (1xBet). Over 2.5 goals (1.58) and both teams to score (1.61) both landed. Liverpool climbed from fifth to fourth on 18 points, and Palace are 20th on seven.

Brighton 2-0 Brentford

Brentford's afternoon unravelled in the 23rd minute when Igor Thiago was sent off for violent conduct after a VAR review, with Brighton's Ferdi Kadıoğlu a listed doubt beforehand. Brighton already led through Diego Gómez, who scored with a left foot in the 15th minute, and Pascal Groß converted a penalty in the 42nd to make it 2-0. Ten-man Brentford managed five shots and none on target against Brighton's 20, and the hosts had 75 per cent possession and 650 completed passes. Brighton were the market's choice at 1.94 (Dafabet), and the win landed. Neither over 2.5 goals (1.65) nor both teams to score (1.57) landed. Brighton went second on 22 points, with the best goal difference in the league at plus 19, while Brentford fell from sixth to eighth on 14.

The main stand and roof of the American Express Community Stadium, Brighton's home, on its opening day in July 2011.

Man United 4-4 Aston Villa

Eight goals, two penalties and an equaliser in the sixth minute of stoppage time: Man United and Aston Villa gave the round its finale. Alysson scored in the first minute and Nicolas Jackson doubled the lead in the fourth, before Bruno Fernandes pulled one back from the spot in the 16th and Youri Tielemans levelled in the 44th. John McGinn restored Villa's lead with a penalty in the 48th minute and Leon Goretzka made it 2-4 in the 53rd. Joshua Zirkzee scored in the second minute of stoppage time and Patrick Dorgu headed the equaliser four minutes later. United took 26 shots to 12 and won eight corners to one, with Lisandro Martínez suspended for them and Matty Cash for Villa. Man United were the favourites at 2.22 (1xBet), but the draw landed at 3.96. Over 2.5 goals (1.65) and both teams to score (1.50) both landed. United slipped from 17th to 18th on eight points, and Villa are 10th on 13.

What the market said in Matchweek 10

The shortest-priced outcome won in five of the ten games, drew in two and lost in three. Over 2.5 goals landed in five games and both teams scored in six. The table shows the favourite and the price on the result that landed in each game.

Game Favourite Result Price on the result Over 2.5 Both scored
Everton 3-1 Coventry Everton 1.77 Everton 1.77 Yes Yes
Leeds 1-0 Tottenham Tottenham 2.70 Leeds 2.88 No No
Fulham 1-1 Newcastle Fulham 2.10 Draw 3.80 No Yes
Arsenal 1-0 Hull Arsenal 1.17 Arsenal 1.17 No No
Nott'm Forest 3-1 Man City Man City 1.79 Nott'm Forest 4.90 Yes Yes
Sunderland 1-0 Chelsea Chelsea 2.04 Sunderland 3.90 No No
Ipswich 1-2 Bournemouth Bournemouth 1.97 Bournemouth 1.97 Yes Yes
Crystal Palace 1-3 Liverpool Liverpool 1.62 Liverpool 1.62 Yes Yes
Brighton 2-0 Brentford Brighton 1.94 Brighton 1.94 No No
Man United 4-4 Aston Villa Man United 2.22 Draw 3.96 Yes Yes

The table and what comes next

Arsenal lead the table on 27 points, with Brighton on 22 and Man City on 21, Liverpool fourth on 18 and Chelsea and Everton both on 16. At the bottom, Palace are on seven, ahead of Sunderland and United on eight. The next round does not start until Saturday 21 November, with Newcastle v Arsenal, Chelsea v Leeds and Liverpool v Man United among the games. See the full Premier League table and every upcoming game, with odds, on our Premier League fixtures page.

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Photo credits

The stadium pictures are file photographs from Wikimedia Commons, chosen to show each home club's ground. They do not show this round's games, and some were taken years ago or when the ground had a different name. Each picture was cropped and resized, and TotalOdds added the club badges and the score. The cover also uses the first picture listed here.