Premier League Matchweek 10 runs from Friday 6 to Sunday 8 November 2026, and it is the last round before the international break. Ten games, three days, and a few prices that look more interesting than the headlines suggest. These are not tips to follow blindly — they are angles we have looked at properly, with the reasoning attached, so you can judge them yourself. The fixtures come from the league’s own published list, and the odds quoted are from Bravobet via Soccer Laduma at the time of writing, so check them again before kick-off — they move.
The Weekend in One Table
| Fixture | Kick-off (UK) | Home | Draw | Away |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Everton v Coventry City | Fri 6 Nov, 20:00 | — | — | — |
| Leeds United v Tottenham | Sat 7 Nov, 12:30 | 2.54 | 3.30 | 2.75 |
| Arsenal v Hull City | Sat 7 Nov, 15:00 | 1.13 | 8.30 | 19.00 |
| Fulham v Newcastle United | Sat 7 Nov, 15:00 | 2.17 | 3.60 | 3.12 |
| Nottingham Forest v Man City | Sat 7 Nov, 17:30 | 4.60 | 4.00 | 1.68 |
| Brighton v Brentford | Sun 8 Nov, 14:00 | 1.93 | 3.80 | 3.60 |
| Crystal Palace v Liverpool | Sun 8 Nov, 14:00 | — | — | — |
| Sunderland v Chelsea | Sun 8 Nov, 14:00 | — | — | — |
| Ipswich Town v Bournemouth | Sun 8 Nov, 14:00 | — | — | — |
| Man Utd v Aston Villa | Sun 8 Nov, 16:30 | 2.20 | 3.79 | 2.92 |
For the full season list, the Premier League’s official fixtures page has all 380 games.
Tip 1: Arsenal to Win by Two or More — Not the Straight Win
Arsenal at 1.13 to beat Hull City pays almost nothing, and that is the problem with backing short-priced favourites: one bad afternoon wipes out a dozen small wins. The Gunners ended a 14-year wait for a win at Anfield last weekend, their last five read LWWWW, and Hull’s read LDLDD. If you fancy Arsenal, the handicap — Arsenal to win by two or more goals — is the smarter way to play it. It pays a real price for a result that their form says is likely, and it keeps you honest: if Arsenal only scrape a 1–0, you lose, and that is the risk you are taking on purpose.
Tip 2: Both Teams to Score at the City Ground
Nottingham Forest host second-place Manchester City on Saturday evening, and the form gap is stark: Forest LLLDL in their last five, City WWWLL. City are 1.68, which is fair, but Forest score at home more often than their league position suggests, and City have conceded in three of their last five. Both teams to score is the angle here rather than the away win — it lets you be right about the shape of the game without needing to call the winner. If Forest nick an early goal, the game opens up, and that is exactly when this market pays.
Tip 3: The Draw Has Value at Old Trafford
Manchester United v Aston Villa on Sunday evening is the hardest game of the weekend to call, and the market agrees: 2.20 for United, 2.92 for Villa, 3.79 for the draw. United’s last five read DDDLL — three draws in five — and Villa’s read DWWD. When two inconsistent sides meet, the draw is often underpriced by punters who feel they must pick a winner. You do not have to. A draw at 3.79 in a game between two sides who have drawn plenty lately is a reasonable small-stakes angle, not a confident call.
Tip 4: Brighton at Home, but Keep It Simple
Brighton beat Manchester City away for the first time last weekend, and their last five read WWWLW. They host Brentford (WDLDW) on Sunday at 1.93. That is a fair home price for a side in this kind of form, and the straight home win is the play if you want it — no need to dress it up with a goals market. One word of caution: Brighton have a habit of following a big away win with a flat home display, so keep the stake modest.
The Markets We Actually Use
Most weekends, the value is not in the match result. These are the markets we look at first, and why:
- Both teams to score. Good when two attacking sides meet, or when a favourite’s defence has been leaking goals. It survives a late equaliser in a way a winner pick does not.
- Over/under total goals. Better than guessing a winner when the game looks open. Check the last five games of both sides for goals, not just wins.
- Corners. Teams that attack down the wings and cross a lot rack up corners even when they do not score. It is a market where team style matters more than form.
- Player shots on target. If a striker is in form and playing a side that gives up chances, this can pay better than the anytime scorer market, which is often priced too short.
Bankroll Rules We Never Break
Tips are only half the job. The other half is staking, and this is where most people go wrong.
- Flat stakes. Same amount on every bet, win or lose. It stops one bad Saturday from deciding your month.
- No chasing. A lost bet does not create a debt that Sunday has to repay. It is gone. Move on.
- One or two angles per weekend. Ten games does not mean ten bets. The best weekends are often the ones with two bets and eight games watched for fun.
- Compare prices. The same bet pays differently at different bookmakers. A few minutes comparing is the easiest edge in betting, and it costs nothing.
For the thinking behind how we read matches in the first place, our soccer predictions guide covers the five things we check before every game, and our Fenerbahce prediction looks at Sunday’s big match in Turkey.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best Premier League bet tips this weekend?
The angles we like for Matchweek 10 (6–8 November 2026) are Arsenal on the handicap against Hull, both teams to score at Nottingham Forest v Manchester City, the draw at Manchester United v Aston Villa, and a straight Brighton home win. None of these is a certainty — they are reasoned angles, and the team news an hour before kick-off can change any of them.
Should I bet on the favourite or the underdog?
It depends on the price, not the badge. A favourite at 1.13 pays so little that one loss erases many wins, while an underdog at 4.60 only needs to come in once in a while to pay. Ask whether the price is fair for the chance, not whether the team is “due” a win.
What does BTTS mean?
Both teams to score. Your bet wins if each side scores at least once, whatever the final result. It is popular because it stays alive until the final whistle in a way a winner pick does not.
How much should I stake on a Premier League bet?
There is no magic number, but a common rule is 1–2% of your betting bankroll per bet, flat, every time. If a stake makes you nervous, it is too big. Betting should be entertainment with money you can afford to lose.
Do Premier League bet tips work long term?
Tips help if they come with reasoning and a published record. No tipster wins every week, and anyone claiming otherwise is not being straight with you. Judge a tipster over a full season, and never pay for tips from someone who will not show their losses.
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