By: Phil Blackwell • Updated:
Every week we publish four Premier League predictions at odds of evens or better, alongside the bookmakers offering the best prices.
We’ve also made outright tips for the 2026/27 season, with prices, trends and insights refreshed weekly.
All Premier League odds featured on this page are from UKGC-licensed bookmakers only. Each brand is tested on the same fixture on the same day for market depth, bet builders, acca offers and price boosts, plus odds across the month.
For every sport and every welcome offer, see our general sports betting sites page.
For each of our betting tips we show the prices available at our partner bookmakers that finished top of our latest real-world odds test. We keep track of which of our Premier League tips hit and which miss in the form of an average strike rate.
Odds are first checked three days before the start of a matchweek and updated daily until kick-off.
🟡 This Week Tips
🗓️ 17-19 Oct. / MW 7
Everton vs Chelsea
Sat 17 Oct · 12:30 · Hill Dickinson Stadium · 
🔮 Everton draw no bet
Everton sit fifth in the Premier League and haven’t lost in their six games so far this season.
Four of Everton’s fixtures finished as draws which is why we’ve chosen “draw no bet” instead of a straight win. This means that you’ll get your stake back if the game ends level.
Chelsea have scored in every game this season but have lost two out of three away from home, including a three goal thrashing at Brentford.
Everton’s unbeaten run can’t last forever, but we feel it might just extend one more game against an inconsistent Chelsea side.
Newcastle vs Aston Villa
Sat 17 Oct · 17:30 · St James’ Park · 
🔮 Over 3.5 goals
Newcastle let in four goals in an embarrassing defeat at Coventry on Monday, and three of their six games this season have also featured at least four goals.
Villa’s last two games finished 3-2 and 2-2 respectively. Over 2.5 goals was too short for our minimum odds rule, so we’ve gone one goal higher.
Four goals is a lot to ask, but neither side is defending well right now and will be out to impress in this Saturday evening primetime fixture.
Leeds vs Manchester United
Sun 18 Oct · 14:00 · Elland Road ·
🔮 Leeds to win
Leeds are seventh in the league following their only defeat of season in a close game against the champion at the Emirates.
United have won one league game all season and were booed off at Old Trafford last week after letting impressive 10-man Spurs equalise in stoppage time.
Pressure on Michael Carrick increased even further mid-week with United suffering a 2-0 defeat to Atlético Madrid in the Champions League.
Against Leeds at Elland Road, in a local(ish) derby full of passion, we only see one team up for the fight.
Tottenham vs Coventry
Mon 19 Oct · 20:00 · Tottenham Hotspur Stadium ·
🔮 Tottenham to win & BTTS
Spurs are still without a league win as we enter the second half of October, but they have scored in each of their last two games and really should have beaten United last weekend.
There’s only one acceptable result for the original North London club against newly-promoted Coventy at home – and that’s a resounding win.
The atmosphere at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will be expectant, but every Spurs fan knows expecting too much from this team always ends in disappointment.
Coventry have won their last two games and put four goals past Newcastle on Monday night. A Tottenham win and both teams to score seems the obvious on-paper bet, however nothing’s simple for the lilywhites at the moment.
🗓️ 10-12 Oct. / Matchweek Six
Sat 10 Oct · ARS v LEE
Leeds double chance
❌ Didn’t Land
Sat 10 Oct · MUN v TOT
Fernandes anytime goalscorer
❌ Didn’t Land
Sun 11 Oct · LIV v MCI
Man City to win
✅ Landed
Sun 11 Oct · COV v NEW
Under 2.5 goals
❌ Didn’t Land
Combine your weekly bets into a Premier League accumulator to maximise your potential returns. We’ll post the best price for our collective tips below and provide a link through to whichever brand is offering it.
Acca of the week
Our top tips combined.
17-19 October 2026
The best combined price for our four picks in Matchweek Seven comes from LuckyMate at 30.64/1.
A £10 bet will return £316.46 if you back the fourfold at these odds.
Prices checked 17 Oct, 11:12.
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For the second week in a row, LuckyMate were the only one of our three sportsbooks to separate from their platform partners.
The straight result prices for Everton and Leeds were identical across the board, but LuckyMate just edged it on the Newcastle (15/11 vs 13/10) and Tottenham (13/7 vs 7/4) markets.
We initially planned to back Over 2.5 goals at Newcastle and both teams to score only at Spurs, but both of these prices were odds-on which goes against our rule of selecting a minimum of evens for each market.
As was the case in Matchweek Six, none of the three brands took anything from the four-fold multiple. Each price is exactly the four singles multiplied together, as should be and a part of why they all performed so well in our October real-world odds test.
In one of our September checks, we found one bookmaker taking 7% off its combined single prices and another deducting 3%, providing significantly less value for money.
QuickBet shows decimal odds by default and list both teams to score as “GG/NG”, so “Tottenham & GG” is the same bet as our Spurs both teams to score predicition.
| Operator | EVE v CHEEverton draw no bet | NEW v AVLOver 3.5 goals | LEE v MUNLeeds win | TOT v COVSpurs win and BTTS | 4-FoldAll four legs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Playzee | 21/20 | 13/10 | 9/7 | 7/4 | 28.63/1 |
| QuickBet | 21/20 | 13/10 | 9/7 | 7/4 | 28.63/1 |
| LuckyMate | 21/20 | 15/11 Best | 9/7 | 13/7 Best | 30.64/1 Best |
Odds correct as of 7 October 2026. Prices from the three operators that finished top of our October odds test.
Knowing where to bet is just as important as knowing what to bet on. Here’s our top trusted sites for Premier League betting.
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You don’t have to visit many sports comparison sites to realise that most awards are based purely on that company’s commercial relationship with brands.
At Walking Football World, we do things differently. As with our monthly real-world odds test, we also carry out regular testing of our preferred Premier League betting sites.
Our human-led tests measure the performance of all our partner sportsbooks for the same fixture, on the same day, roughly 48 hours from kick-off. We repeat then repeat this every quarter and update our findings.
You can see the result of our latest tests below with a short explanation of why each award was granted. Plus, scroll down the page for a full breakdown of our Premier League testing process, how metrics are calculated and the raw data from September 2026.
The fierce competition between bookmakers has led to an increasing emergence of price boosts, where standard existing bets are given temporarily longer odds.
Price boosts typically come with a story attached, whether it be a striker to score against his old club or a goalkeeper to maintain a run of clean sheets.
Price boosts have become one of the most popular features of the UK betting market, partly because they reward customers before a match has even kicked-off. They are often presented as simple “no-brainer” selections and a shortcut to the best value.
However, it’s important to remain sceptical and check prices closely. During the World Cup, we discovered a handfull of boosts that were actually worse value than the original odds!
We hand-pick a selection of the best Premier League bet boosts every week that are available at our trusted partner brands – you can see this week’s below.
Note that boosts can move quickly and be removed without warning. There is a chance that a price may no longer be available at the time you click through on a site or betting app.
At a time when most of the country is clinging onto the final days of summer, savvy bettors are looking nine months ahead in the hope of capitalising on their Premier League predictions come May.
Interest in Premier League outright betting is highest for relegation markets due to the longer odds and greater fluctuation throughout the season. While the title can be decided by March, the bottom three almost never is.
We’ve chosen our picks to go down, to be crowned champions and to finish in the top four. These are detailed below where they will remain for the whole of the 2026/27 season.
We’ve included the most recent odds for each bet as well as trendlines to show prices changes over time. Even if our outright tips go on to look terrible, we’ll keep them up so you can see that.
🔍 Behind the buttons
All odds in this section are sourced from the top three brands from our latest monthly odds test. Clicking a button will take you to a landing page for the brand with the current best odds for the market.
Relegation
📊 Tip trend (22/9): Five games into the season and only one (Coventry) of our tips for relegation is sitting in the Premier League’s bottom three. However, things have started to slow down for Hull with two draws and a loss in their last three games. There’s still 33 games to go and we’re standing by our prediction.
We’re backing all three of this season’s promoted clubs to go straight back down to the Championship.
You only need to look at the weekly wage bills to understand the huge difference in resources betweeen those that came up and those more established in the Premier League.
According to Planet Football, Coventry pay their squad £303,000 per week, Hull pay £354,450 and Ipswich pay £548,000. Even combined, the total weekly salaries of these three clubs is around £1.2 million.
In comparison, Brentford alone has the 17th lowest wage bill the league and that is still 44% higher than Ipswich, at £978,000.
The new clubs are not equipped for success and while they are capable of stringing together a run of good results, we don’t expect either to find enough consistency across the season for survival.
Title Winners
📊 Tip trend (22/9): Manchester City sit top of the table as we enter the first unwelcome international break of the season having won all five of their league games so far. Arsenal trail in second following a shock 3-0 defeat to Brighton in matchweek five and Chelsea are languishing in 10th after just two wins.
There’s not a lot to gain from backing Arsenal to win the Premier League again this season. The Gunners began August as odds-on favourites and remain that way now.
In our most recent odds checks in September, the price consensus for Arsenal across almost all bookmakers was 8/11. That doesn’t excite us.
As such, we’re positioning our outright prediction for champions as the club most likely to challenge. And for his we’ve chosen Chelsea.
Chelsea broke their transfer record in the summer to pick up Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa, although did lose Enzo Fernández to Manchester City in a British record-equalling sale.
With all real contenders to Arsenal’s crown in a period of transition, we believe Chelsea with Alonso are more likely to hit the ground running than City with Maresca and Liverpool with Iraola.
Top Four
📊 Tip trend (22/9): Brighton and Brentford have stormed into the top four in the early days of 2026/27. Tottenham sit rock bottom after picking up just one point in five and have already left themselves a hole to climb out of if they want to return to the Champions League.
The honour of becoming one of England’s top three losers is a questionable feature of the modern game, driven almost entirely by the allure of Champions League glamour and riches.
Betting on Arsenal to finish in the top four will return £10.63 from a £10 stake at the time of writing leaving that market almost worthless.
However, you can still find some value in our other picks, especially if you’re bold enough to back Tottenham.
The original north London side came close to relegation last season, but prior to recent struggles, were a staple in the Premier League’s top four for over a decade.
Spurs have invested heavily under the management of Roberto De Zerbi, overhauling their starting 11 in a way that will surely take time to settle.
If they do gel sooner rather than later, we could see a surprise return to the Champions League on the horizon for the lilywhites come May.
Premier League outright betting is quickly overshadowed by more time critical matchday markets as soon as the season gets underway.
This isn’t helped further by some outright markets being named inconsistently. We found relegation odds listed as “relegation”, “bottom three finish”, “to finish bottom” (different entirely) or missing altogether.
We also found it difficult to combine bets into multiples due to minimum accumulator legs for outrights set to five in most places, ruling out top four and bottom three combinations.
The table below shows the spread of odds for each of our selections. At the very top you can see the huge range of prices available for Tottenham to finish in the top four, compared to absolutely zero range for Coventry to be relegated.
You will need to look beyond the favourites in any football betting site market to find true value in outright odds.
| Selection | Best price | Worst price | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tottenham top four | 5/1 QuinnBet, Parimatch | 16/5 Playzee | 42.9% |
| Ipswich relegated | 5/4 QuinnBet, 10Bet | 4/5 Playzee | 25.0% |
| Chelsea to win the title | 13/2 Playzee | 11/2 Grosvenor, QuinnBet, 10Bet | 15.4% |
| Hull City relegated | 3/5 Playzee | 2/5 QuinnBet, 10Bet | 14.3% |
| Chelsea top four | 1/2 Playzee | 4/11 Parimatch, 10Bet | 10.0% |
| Arsenal top four | 1/16 Playzee | 1/100 Parimatch | 5.2% |
| Manchester City top four | 1/4 QuinnBet, 10Bet | 2/9 Parimatch, Playzee | 2.3% |
| Coventry relegated | 4/9 All operators | 4/9 All operators | 0.0% |
Prices checked 3 September 2026 across Grosvenor Sport, QuinnBet, Parimatch, 10Bet and Playzee. Difference is how much more the best price returns than the worst on the same bet. Updated monthly.
Much of this season’s outright value is confined to the mainstream outcomes, but if you’re willing to bet a little broader there are two further markets we found at PlayZee worthy of attention.
Top scoring team
📊 Tip trend (22/9): Manchester City sit second in goals scored with 13 goals, behind Brighton on 16. Can the Seagulls maintain momentum as we head into the colder months?
While competition for the Premier League Golden Boot is mostly a foregone conclusion (Haaland has been as short as 8/13 at some bookies), there’s still an opportunity to cash in on a closely related market.
Betting on the top scoring team instead of top scoring player stretches the odds by more than double, with PlayZee offering 11/4 on Manchester City at the time of writing.
Title winning margin
📊 Tip trend (22/9): It’s impossible to foresee how the winning margin will develop, but early signs of strength from City under Maresca at least gives hope of a legitimate title race.
Last year’s title race was a non-event as City failed to find their famous late-season form and we don’t see much of a challenge to Arsenal this season either.
Arsenal won by seven points in 2025/26 and Liverpool won by 10 points in 2024/25. Betting on a seven to nine point margin in 2026/27 looks the best value alternative if you’re determine to back a winner.
The Premier League season is packed full of derbies, rivalries and Super Sundays. View those up next below or visit our full calendar of upcoming sporting events.
How will City fare in their first derby without Pep Guardiola?
England’s two most successful clubs battle it out at Anfield.
Everton host Liverpool for the second time at their new home.
We take real human testing seriously at Walking Football World and subject all of our partners to regular testing. This not only holds them and us to account, but it also allows us the chance to spot improvements (or deteriorations) as they occur.
This level of testing gives us a completely unique insight that other betting site comparison portals can’t match. We have developed a very particular series of tests and checks for Premier League betting sites.
The following is a breakdown of each test, how we conduct them, how we measure results and often we repeat the process. We believe that customers deserve better than simple lists of free bets.
Award Metric
We judge best Premier League odds using two sources: our main monthly real-world odds test and our weekly matchweek price collection.
Our main odds test scores the average prices for three popular upcoming markets as a percentage of the best available.
It provides an accurate ranked list of scores and we only use the top performing brands from the current month on this page in our tips.
Frequency: Monthly
Last test: 1 Oct. 2026
Next test: 1 Nov 2026
Current holder: LuckyMate
Award Metric
We review the bet builder functionality available at our partners for an upcoming Premier League fixture within 48 hours of kick-off.
Our bet builder testing considers three factors: the proportion of the brand’s full market list that can be included, the number of distinct bet types available and a general usability score between one and five.
Bookmakers that gate their bet builder functionality behind a sign-in wall score just one for usability by default.
Frequency: Quarterly
Last test: 1 Sept. 2026
Next test: 1 Dec. 2026
Current holder: Grosvenor Sport
Award Metric
Market depth is a term you’ll often hear touted as if bigger is always better, but in reality most people bet on the same outcomes every week.
This is why simply looking at the raw market count isn’t an accurate reflection of opportunities. Instead we look at bet types and group individually listed markets into families.
These families consist of variants of the same bet collapsed into one. For example, we found QuinnBet listing Premier League relegation across 18 separate per-team markets, whereas Betfred listed it just once.
We give our EPL market depth award to the brand that offers the most bet types for a single weekend fixture chosen at the time of testing.
Frequency: Quarterly
Last test: 1 Sept. 2026
Next test: 1 Dec. 2026
Current holder: PlayZee
Award Metric
We look at the properties of accumulator markets offered by our partners instead of only considering the possible return for a single bet.
We award based on whether insurance is offered for a failed leg and whether boosts are provided as part of acca-specific promotions.
Where one or both of these features are present, we consider the minimum number of legs required to qualify and whether your stake is returned as a free bet or cash.
Five of the 11 bookmakers tested in September ran no accumulator promotion at all, and only one (Betfred) offered acca insurance. Strangely, Grosvenor offers insurance in its retail casinos, but not online.
Frequency: Quarterly
Last test: 1 Sept. 2026
Next test: 1 Dec. 2026
Current holder: 10Bet
Award Metric
A longer list of Premier League outright markets should mean more ways to bet on the season. In practice, a bigger number often means a bookmaker has filed more of its short-term markets under the wrong heading.
This is why we count distinct season-long markets, restricted only to those settled at the end of the campaign rather than on a single weekend. Matchday specials are discarded entirely.
We found Grosvenor listing “Team to Score Most Goals” and “Highest Scoring Game of the Day” alongside their genuine season markets, despite both being tied to one matchday.
In the event of a tie, we look at the terms an operator sets on outright winnings and the promotions offered. Playzee, QuickBet and LuckyMate all list 21 markets on shared software.
Playzee and LuckyMate publish a £50,000 cap while QuickBet leaves theirs unstated. PlayZee’s 5% acca boost beats LuckyMate’s 4%, giving them the slight edge for the award.
Frequency: Quarterly
Last test: 1 Sept. 2026
Next test: 1 Dec. 2026
Current holder: PlayZee
Award Metric
A price boost that you saw last Saturday tells you nothing about what’s available this weekend. This makes boosts awkward to compare unless you count what’s actually live at a single moment in time.
We count the Premier League boosts on offer on a stated date instead of relying on what a brand promotes in general.
We also look at how each boost is built, because a nudged price on a single short favourite is very different from a properly constructed multi-leg bet with a meaningful edge on top.
Betfred is the standout brand for Premier League boosts by far. On the date of our test, Betfred ran seven boosts on one match. Plus, every boost was a multi-leg build with Sub Switch cover, meaning a player leg still stands if he’s substituted off.
We give our Premier League price boosts award to the brand with the most live boosts on a single fixture on the day we check, weighed by what those boosts actually contain.
Frequency: Quarterly
Last test: 1 Sept. 2026
Next test: 1 Dec. 2026
Current holder: Betfred
We conducted our most recent Premier League tests on the fixture between Ipswich and Liverpool on 4 September 2026.
For our 11 partner sportsbooks we pulled every market, every bet builder, every outright, every acca offer and reviewed all terms and conditions. The outcomes of which are published on this page, less as a league table, but more as a series of trade-offs. No brand is good at everything.
There were no surprises in best Premier League odds following our main monthly odds test, but we were impressed by Grosvenor’s credentials for the bet builder award.
Grosvenor was the only operator where every single match market was eligible for inclusion. In contrast, QuinnBet covered just 63% of all match markets in their bet builder and 10Bet just 28%.
Market depth also varied considerably from a high of 213 bet types at PlayZee to just 55 at Midnite. If you like bet beyond the core match markets, there’s really only one place to look.
Accumulator promotions proved to be the overall thinnest area of our tests where five of the 11 brands offered nothing at all. 10Bet and Betfred were the standout performers with the former edging it with a 5% boost on an acca of just three legs (a treble).
Outside of individual awards, our analysis of all brands’ betting rules revealed that Betfred’s £1,000,000 daily win ceiling on Premier League match bets is 20 times the £50,000 Playzee allows on a single bet slip.
This nuance probably won’t matter for the everyday bettor, but if you’re looking to bet big on the Premier League this season, check a site’s betting rules before you deposit.
| Operator | Marketson one fixture | Bet typesvariants merged | Bet builderand coverage | Outrightsseason-long |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Playzee | 289 | 213 Most | 68 24% of their markets | 21 Joint |
| QuickBet | 286 | 211 | 68 24% of their markets | 21 Joint |
| LuckyMate | 273 | 197 | 67 25% of their markets | 21 Joint |
| 10Bet | 187 | 136 | 53 28% of their markets | 9 |
| Highbet | 171 | 137 | Sign-in required | 15 |
| PricedUp | 272 | 115 | Sign-in required | 6 |
| QuinnBet | 154 | 107 | 97 63% of their markets | 13 |
| Parimatch | 121 | 82 | 45 37% of their markets | 13 |
| Grosvenor Sport | 104 | 86 | 104 All100% of their markets | 6 |
| Betfred | 97 | 65 | 52 54% of their markets | 13 |
| Midnite | 55 | 55 | 31 56% of their markets | 5 |
Counted on Ipswich Town v Liverpool, 4 September 2026, roughly 24 hours before kick-off. Bet types merge variants of the same bet offered at different lines, so nine corner lines count once. Outrights are season-long and collected separately. Sign-in required means the bet builder cannot be viewed without opening an account.
Got a question about our Premier League betting tips, predictions or awards? Browse our list of frequently asked questions below to understand how we hold ourselves and our partners to account.
We’d rather publish the four tips we’d back ourselves based on data than pad our list with unresearched predictions to look busier.
Nothing shorter than evens and nothing longer than 5/1, with our four weekly tips averaging somewhere between 6/4 and 2/1. If a fixture has no market we like at a believable price, we change the fixture rather than lower the bar.
We use a combination of season-long strike rate and average odds. Voids and postponements are removed from calculations instead of counting as losses, and a partial return only counts as a win if it beats the stake value. Our outright picks sit outside the strike rate and get reviewed at the end of the season.
Grosvenor Sport as of September 2026. Grosvenor topped our September odds test at 95.6% and had the best price on three of our four matchweek three calls.
No. Tip prices are the best we found when we collected them, with the date stated. Outright prices refresh weekly. Always check the price on the bookmaker’s site before you bet, because it may have moved.
The same goes for our individual event pages, such as that for Boxing Day football betting.
There’s no single Premier League betting site for everyone or every bet. We measured all 11 of our partners on the same Premier League fixture and awarded each strength separately.
As per our most recent test: Grosvenor Sport has the best prices and the widest bet builder, Playzee has the deepest markets and most outrights, 10Bet has the best acca offer and Betfred has the best price boosts.
Yes, as long as they are licensed by the UK Gambling Commission. Licensed sites must use secure payment systems, protect your data, and follow rules on fair play. Avoid unlicensed operators, as you won’t have the same protection if problems arise.
No.Premier League broadcast rights belong to Sky and TNT, so no UK bookmaker can stream a Premier League match.
Several of our partners do stream lower-league, European and cup football to customers with a funded account, but we don’t score streaming in our awards for exactly this reason.
For Premier League matches you’ll need a TV subscription and to use the bookmaker’s site for in-play prices and stats.
We select our featured tips mostly based on the televised fixtures each week. Sky and TNT schedule the games people are most interested in better than we can. This prevents us having to second-guess the schedule.
We rely on our relationships with partner sites to keep our service free. We receive compensation from many of the brands featured on our site which may influence how we display them. However, we only recommend brands that we believe are safe, fair and trustworthy. The commission we receive does not affect the impartiality of our content.
