Premier League Tips 2026/27 – Football Betting Predictions

Premier League Standings
How We Choose
Betting Markets
Special Promotions
Best Tips for Betting
FAQ

On this page we share a few of our thoughts about how the Premier League season will pan out, backed by statistics as well as our vast experience of football betting. We believe that this season will present some fantastic opportunities to challenge the football betting sites. By following our expert analysis, the odds of making this campaign successful will definitely swing in your favour.

What a Premier League season we have in store for 2026/27, so many questions to be answered. Will Arsenal be able to claim the title again, or will they bottle it? How will Man City perform without the expert guidance of Pep Guardiola? Аnd will the newly promoted minnows, Hull City and Coventry City, be able to survive their first season against the big boys?

Looking ahead, there is a whole season to enjoy.

Premier League 2026/27 Fixtures and Results

Premier League Standings and Fixtures

#	Teams	Matches played	Wins	Draws	Losses	Difference	Goals	Points
1	Manchester City	3	3	0	0	+5	7 : 2	9
2	Arsenal	3	3	0	0	+5	6 : 1	9
3	Hull	3	2	1	0	+3	3 : 0	7
4	Chelsea	3	2	0	1	+1	8 : 7	6
5	Brentford	3	1	2	0	+3	5 : 2	5
6	Liverpool	3	1	2	0	+2	6 : 4	5
7	Newcastle	3	1	2	0	+2	6 : 4	5
8	Everton	3	1	2	0	+2	5 : 3	5
9	Leeds	3	1	2	0	+1	3 : 2	5
10	Brighton	3	1	1	1	+3	8 : 5	4
11	Manchester Utd	3	1	1	1	+1	7 : 6	4
12	Sunderland	3	1	1	1	0	3 : 3	4
13	Crystal Palace	3	1	0	2	-4	4 : 8	3
14	Ipswich	3	1	0	2	-4	4 : 8	3
15	Bournemouth	3	0	2	1	-1	4 : 5	2
16	Nottingham	3	0	2	1	-1	2 : 3	2
17	Aston Villa	3	0	1	2	-5	0 : 5	1
18	Tottenham	3	0	1	2	-5	0 : 5	1
19	Fulham	3	0	0	3	-3	4 : 7	0
20	Coventry	3	0	0	3	-5	0 : 5	0

How to Choose the Best Premier League Betting Site

It would be fair to say that UK punters are spoilt for choice when it comes to deciding which football betting sites to place their bets with. The thing to remember, though, is that not all football betting sites are created equal. Some have features which make them a standout choice for Premier League football betting whilst others are being left behind in the race to capture punters’ attention.

Choosing a betting site for Premier League tips also depends a lot on the punter’s style of betting. For instance, those that specialise in accumulator bets will be looking for betting sites that offer regular promotions such as Acca insurance, while others may be interested in Bet Builders, so they will be looking at the range of options that are available for this type of bet.

With that in mind, we have listed below the main features that we look for in a betting site before we part with our bets.

The Basics - It goes without saying that before we start to dive into the various features that will enhance your Premier League betting. It is important that you should only consider doing business with licensed betting sites.
To be fair, if you are in the UK, all operators have to be fully licensed by the UKGC (UK Gambling Commission), which ensures that they tick all the boxes in terms of safety and security. But if you ever come across an unlicensed book, run a mile!
2 Goals Ahead Early Payout - Whilst there is lots more to a betting site than bonuses and promotions. This 2-goal-ahead offer is a feature that we always look for when placing a Premier League football bet. To explain how this offer works in Premier League matches, it would perhaps be best if we gave an example. So if Liverpool are playing West Ham at home and you have placed a bet on Liverpool to win ’25 minutes into the match. Alexander Isak scores a screamer from outside the box to put Liverpool 2 - 0 up. If you had placed your bet with a bookie who has this promotion in place, the bet would be paid out as a winner as soon as that second goal went in.
Sub on – Play On - How many times have you placed a bet on the goalscorer markets (first goalscorer, any time scorer, etc.) full of hope, knowing that the player has an excellent chance of getting on the score sheet? Only to see your selection on the receiving end of a crushing tackle in the first half of the match and having to be substituted.
In normal circumstances, your bet would be a losing one, but with the Sub on - Play on offer, your bet simply carries over to the player who comes on in place of the injured player. We love this feature to such an extent that it is rare for us to place a goalscorer bet with a bookie who doesn’t have this offer in place.
Acca Offers - Everyone loves an acca! It is more or less a UK tradition to place your acca on a Saturday afternoon before going to the match or nipping down to the pub for a few cheeky pints. It makes perfect sense to place your bets with a bookie who has an acca promotion in place. These could be in the form of a percentage bonus if all of the legs in the acca win, but our favourite is the simple Acca insurance.
We have lost count of the number of times one leg in our acca has let us down. However, if this happens with acca insurance, the stake is usually returned in the form of a free bet. Don’t get us wrong, it is still gutting when this happens as your dream of a massive payout has disappeared, but the return of the stake is better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick.
Price Boosts - These have become increasingly popular amongst some of the top football betting sites, so we always check which market has been boosted before we place a bet. There is an important caveat here: we are looking for Super Boosts or words to that effect. There are always lots of normal Price Boosts on Premier League markets which tempt punters to jump on and place a bet. But it is not unusual for these boosted odds to be lower than the regular prices available elsewhere.
These Super Boosts are available on the main televised Premier League matches and there is now a tendency for them to be placed on the "Shots on Target" market.
For example, Erling Haaland to have 1 shot or more on target, boosted from 1.30 to 2.0. As you can see, these boosts are excellent value, but you are limited to how much you can bet, usually £10.
Cash Out - If you are not familiar with the "Cash Out" feature, it is simply where you can cash out a bet to either lock in a profit or minimise a loss. You can see the available cash out figure in your betting slip. If you are happy with the amount, just click on the "Cash Out" button and your bet will be settled early, with the funds being credited to your available balance.
We often take advantage of the cash out facility. Especially when we are out and about. However, if we have more time, it is usually more profitable to lay the bet off using a simple matched betting calculator and a betting exchange.

Premier League Betting Markets – Usual Bets and Beyond

There are so many available markets for Premier League betting it wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that punters are now spoilt for choice, but what may surprise you is that many people will just place the same bets on the same markets every week.

Just as with any walk of life, punters stick to what they know, which usually involves an acca or two, perhaps a bet on the first goal scorer market or, for the more adventurous, a small tipple on the under/overs market.

There is nothing at all wrong with this type of betting. After all, for many punters, it is all about having a bit of fun with their bets. Still, when you consider that the average Premier League match has several hundred betting markets available, it is at least worth taking a closer look at how betting on some of these markets could prove to be profitable.

A few of the markets that we like to take advantage of are listed below.

⏺ Double chance
⏺ Asian Handicap
⏺ Both teams to score
⏺ Total corners
⏺ Booking points
⏺ Half time/Full time
⏺ Player shots on target

It is also sometimes worth taking a closer look at the long-term markets in Premier League betting, such as:

⏺ Top goalscorer
⏺ Outright winner
⏺ Relegation
⏺ Top six/Bottom six finish
⏺ PFA Awards (Player of the year and young player of the year)

In a nutshell, there are plenty of markets for us to get involved with in our quest to benefit from the ‘old enemy’.

Special Premier League Promotions

We always aim to take advantage of various Premier League bonuses and promotions, and you will be pleased to know that some of them can often prove to be lucrative.

Some promotions are geared to specific matches whilst others are a regular feature with Premier League betting.

Let’s start by looking at one of our favourites, which is open to punters with existing accounts.

Odds Boosts – These are offered by many of the big bookies and are proving to be extremely popular.

Usually available on televised matches such as the lunchtime kick-off on a Saturday, an example of an odds boost would be Liverpool v Arsenal. Cody Gakpo to get one shot on target in the match, usual price of 1.45 boosted to 2.0.

These types of offers are particularly favoured by matched bettors who will place the bet at the boosted odds and lay it off on a betting exchange.

The likes of bet365, Skybet and William Hill are generous with odds boost, especially on a Saturday or when big matches are being played.

Bet Builder - Bet Builders have become big business for bookies over the last couple of years along with the promotions that are based around them.

These promotions can be lucrative, especially the “Place a Bet Builder bet and get a free Bet Builder to the same stake” offer, we will be taking advantage of these promotions this football season and fully expect all bookies to get involved in one way or another.

2 Goals Ahead – If you are placing a bet on the 1x2 market, this offer, which has been made popular with bet365, is something that you should definitely think of exploiting.

To put it simply, if you place a bet on a team to win and they go ahead by two goals, the bet is paid out as a winner, regardless of the result after ninety minutes.

A great offer from a great bookie.

Reload Bonuses – It’s always a good idea to keep your eye out for reload bonuses, which are usually offered by email from time to time.

You know the type of offer: place a £10 bet at odds of Evens or greater and get a free £10 bet.

There are variations of bonuses such as these and they are often given out as a way to entice you to place a bet with a bookie you may not have used for a while.

Premier League Trends

These five-season Premier League statistics can help you spot useful trends when considering your bets.

Metric	2021 - 22	2022 - 23	2023 - 24	2024 - 25	2025 - 26
Home Wins	163 (43%)	184 (48%)	175 (46%)	155 (41%)	162 (43%)
Draws	88 (23%)	87 (23%)	82 (22%)	93 (24%)	104 (27%)
Away Wins	129 (34%)	109 (29%)	123 (32%)	132 (35%)	114 (30%)
BTTS (Yes)	226 (59%)	220 (58%)	235 (62%)	217 (57%)	213 (56%)
Over 2.5 Goals	205 (54%)	200 (53%)	246 (65%)	216 (57%)	209 (55%)
Goals Per Game	2.82	2.85	3.28	2.93	2.75
Clean Sheet Matches	154 (41%)	160 (42%)	145 (38%)	163 (43%)	167 (44%)

The Importance of Livestreaming

Many punters put a great deal of importance on whether a sportsbook offers live streaming or not, but to be perfectly honest with you, it is not something that we put high on our priorities when choosing a betting site to do business with unless we are using a livestream purely for entertainment purposes.

The main reason for this way of thinking is because of the time lag when watching an event that is being live streamed.

Let’s look at a fictional example: Tottenham Hotspur are playing Torquay United in a 3rd round FA Cup match. Tottenham are in the Premier League, whilst Torquay are way down the football pyramid in the National League South.

The score is 0 – 0 with two minutes to play and Torquay are awarded a penalty. You rush to place a bet on Torquay to win the match at a decent price only to see that because the live stream is lagging by 45 seconds, the odds have already changed.

It could, of course, be argued that by watching a live stream, you would get a better idea of how the game is being played, but we find that simply monitoring the odds is a more reliable indicator.

What Is Fantasy Premier League?

Fantasy Premier League is a competition where players have £100 million to spend on 15 Premier League players: two goalkeepers, five defenders, five midfielders and three forwards.

A starting lineup of 11 players needs to be chosen before each match and points are awarded at the end of the match for goals, assists, saves and clean sheets.

It is a fun game to play, especially if family, friends and work colleagues also have an entry. Still, one aspect of the game which is overlooked is that you will become extremely knowledgeable about the players in your team and this knowledge can be used when placing bets at the various betting sites.

For instance, you may have a player in your team who has been out with an injury, and you have been following his progress, watching interviews with the manager of the team etc.

On his return, the player may be playing up front as opposed to his usual midfield position and the ‘any-time goal scorer odds don’t reflect this, so you may decide on placing a small bet.

At the end of the day, Fantasy Premier League should be regarded as a bit of fun which may be beneficial to you over the course of the football season.

The Best Premier League Betting Tips

As with any form of betting, the most successful punters are the ones who treat their betting activities as a business.

So many punters will gloat to their mates down the pub about the 5-fold acca that came in on Saturday, but when it comes to the losing bets, no mention is made.

Treat your gambling activities as a business, keep records and accept that there will be losing bets along the way, and you will already be head and shoulders above the vast majority of punters who place bets on a whim and fancy.

With that in mind, let’s take a closer look at Premier League betting tips and what you should be doing to give yourself an edge over the bookies.

Use a dedicated betting bank – If you use money to place a bet that you should be using to pay the rent, you are onto a loser before you even start.

A betting bank doesn’t have to be big, even a small amount will do, but just use a percentage of the bank for each bet.

For instance, if you have a betting bank of £100, use 5% on each bet and evaluate at the end of each day.

So, if you place four bets of £5 each and they all lose, your betting bank will stand at £80, so your bets for the next day will be 5% of £80, £4.

On the other hand, if your bank increases to £200, your bets will be 5% of that figure, £10.

Keep records – It’s easy to keep a record of winning bets, but not so easy to make a note of losing bets.

Make a promise to yourself that you record all bets, including the type of bets that you make. Review your records every week and the chances are you will see a pattern emerge.

It may be that your ‘over/under’ bets are more successful than your ‘any time goal scorer’ bets and every one of your ‘half time/full time’ has lost.

After going through your records, consider betting more on the markets where you are achieving the most success.

Favourites and Dark Horses in Premier League’s New Season

We are well aware that we say this every year, but we are so excited about this Premier League season, and the big question is: what are our Premier League betting tips? Do we think there will be any big surprises in store?

Who can remember that 2015/16 season when Leicester City achieved the unthinkable by lifting the Premier League title! We can recall looking at the odds at the start of the season and noting that Leicester were priced at an astonishing 5000/1, a £50,000 return for a £10 bet. It is well recorded that numerous Leicester supporters placed a bet at those odds, as they do every year!

Do we think that there will be a shock like that this year? Unfortunately not, but there is often value in placing an each-way bet on some of the teams outside the top 6.

We think Manchester United might surprise a few people this year now that their manager Michael Carrick has had time to settle in, but we believe a few of the bigger teams may struggle. So, some of our other Premier League tips include Chelsea to finish outside of the top six and Tottenham to have another season which will leave their fans disappointed.

We also feel that this could be the season when Derby County’s record of the lowest points total in a Premier League season (11 points) will be broken, as Hull City and Coventry City will struggle at this level. We have a whole season ahead, and we’ll see.

Premier League Champions for the Last Decade

Season	Champions	Runners Up
2025-26	Arsenal (85 Pts)	Manchester City (78 Pts)
2024-25	Liverpool (84 Pts)	Arsenal (74 Pts)
2023-24	Manchester City (91 Pts)	Arsenal (89 Pts)
2022-23	Manchester City (89 Pts)	Arsenal (84 Pts)
2021-22	Manchester City (93 Pts)	Liverpool (92 Pts)
2020-21	Manchester City (86 Pts)	Manchester United (74 Pts)
2019-20	Liverpool (99 Pts)	Manchester City (81 Pts)
2018-19	Manchester City (98 Pts)	Liverpool (97 Pts)
2017-18	Manchester City (100 Pts)	Manchester United (81 Pts)
2016-17	Chelsea (93 Pts)	Tottenham Hotspur (86 Pts)

How Many Times Have Each Team Won the Title

A quick glance at the table above confirms that the top five teams in the Premiership have dominated proceedings over the past ten years. Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City have been the standout team and are always the Premier League betting tips of most pundits. Arsenal proved the doubters wrong in the 2025/26 season after finishing runners-up in the previous three seasons. Liverpool are always there or thereabouts apart from their disastrous campaign in 2025/26 when they finished in fifth place, resulting in the dismissal of the manager Arne Slot.

One thing that stands out in particular in terms of how the top teams have performed recently is the failure of hot Premier League tips Chelsea and Manchester United to win the title, despite spending millions of pounds every year on top players from around the world.

Conclusion

The great thing about Premier League betting tips is that there are so many opportunities to find potentially lucrative angles to make the bookies pay. Also, don’t forget that the long-term betting markets are available to exploit throughout the season, so don’t think you have to rush to get your bets on before the new season kicks off. We always find betting opportunities once the new campaign has started.

If you don’t have time to carry out Premier League tips yourself, make sure that you regularly check in here. Our experts have their fingers firmly on the pulse and provide regular updates on the latest Premier League betting tips.

FAQ

Which Are the Best Premier League Betting Tips Today?

The very short prices available on Arsenal and Manchester City mean that there is very little value in betting on those teams to win the title. Instead, we would advise you to take a closer look at backing Bournemouth to finish in the top six at odds of 7.0.

Who Are the Favourites to Win the Premier League?

Arsenal are favourites at odds of 2.50 with Manchester City and Liverpool, the next best at 3.75 and 6.0 respectively. As always, the advice would be if you are thinking of placing a bet on any team to win the Premier League title, to shop around to ensure that you obtain the best price possible.

Which Is the Best Premier League Tipster?

Please excuse our modesty, but when it comes to providing Premier League betting tips, we would have to say that you will struggle to find more profitable Premier League tips than those here at topfootballbettingsites.co.uk. Our record speaks for itself, and we are confident that this coming season will be yet another profitable one.

Who Are the Best Fantasy Football Picks for the Premier League?

Fantasy football is a lot of fun, so when it comes to Premier League fantasy football tips, our advice would be to treat it as such. Start a mini league with a few friends or work colleagues, perhaps have a monthly entry fee where the top team wins the pot. You will find that it adds an extra bit of excitement to the Premier League football season.

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