The Premier League returns with plenty of betting value across the board on Betway. From Arsenal’s title charge to Liverpool’s slide and Bournemouth’s unbeaten run, every match carries weight.
Brighton vs Leeds:
Leeds travel to the Amex having ended a poor run with a win against West Ham, while Brighton are on the back of a 4-2 defeat at Old Trafford. There is not much to split the two sides. Brighton are one point ahead on the table, while Leeds have a marginally better defensive record this season. Betway lists Brighton as favourites at 1.83, a draw at 3.85, and a Leeds away win at 4.20. BTTS Yes sits at 1.73, No at 2.07.
Burnley vs Arsenal:
Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal can do no wrong after weathering their difficult start to the campaign. The best defensive side in the Premier League in addition to being arguably the biggest set-piece threat in Europe, there is not much Burnley can do but dig in and hope to delay the inevitable. Betway has Arsenal at 1.29, a draw at 5.80, and a Burnley win at 11.00.
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Crystal Palace vs Brentford:
Both teams enter after defeating defending champions Liverpool and are evenly matched going into this encounter at Selhurst Park. Expect firepower upfront, a physical contest and lethal set-piece tactics. This is a tough one to call but expect it to be a thriller. Palace are priced at 1.94, a draw at 3.75, and Brentford at 3.90.
Fulham vs Wolves:
Fulham’s recent run has brought them to the edge of a relegation battle. Luckily they are playing Wolves, the perfect opportunity to end a losing streak. Wolves remain winless in nine Premier League matches and rooted to the bottom of the table. Betway offers Fulham at 1.87, draw 3.55, Wolves 4.50. BTTS Yes 2.02, No 1.77.
Nottingham Forest vs Man United:
Ruben Amorim’s side have built some momentum, with three consecutive wins for the first time in his reign. A crucial win at Anfield alongside a 4-2 win against Brentford has put them in good stead to take on Sean Dyche’s Nottingham Forest. Forest are in trouble. They are on their third manager of the season and it’s not even November, but in the limited time Dyche has been there, a noticeable improvement in defense and attack has been made. Betway lists Forest at 3.50, draw 3.90, and United 2.02.
Spurs vs Chelsea:
Spurs are unbeaten away but inconsistent at home. Chelsea, fresh off a shock loss to Sunderland, will seek a response. Betway has Chelsea 2.43, draw 3.65, Spurs 2.80. BTTS Yes 1.58, No 2.34.
Liverpool vs Aston Villa:
Liverpool host Aston Villa and will look to end their losing streak. Four consecutive losses in the Premier League has left them all but out of the title race after just nine matches. Villa on the other hand have won four on the bounce, including a 1-0 win against Manchester City in the previous round. Betway has Liverpool favourites at 1.63. A draw is listed at 4.50, while Unai Emery’s side are valued at 4.90 to win. Be aware that the Anfield factor has waned with a poor defence and midfield. Goals from both sides are a realistic option. BTTS yes is at 1.60, while no is at 2.29.
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West Ham vs Newcastle:
West Ham’s issues continue to persist despite the arrival of Nuno Espirito Santo. One win from nine matches, the Hammers are lucky to have Wolves in the Premier League or else they would be rock bottom. Newcastle have struggled to find consistency this season but have the tools and tactics to outmuscle and outscore the Hammers in London. Betway values West ham at 5.00, a draw has odds of 4.20, while a Newcastle win is at 1.66.
Man City vs Bournemouth:
Manchester City host arguably the Premier League’s most exciting and dangerous opposition. Golden boot leader Erling Haaland goes up against the head of the chasing pack Antoine Semenyo in what will no doubt be a serious challenge for City. Bournemouth are unbeaten in 8 matches, with their last defeat the opening day 4-2 loss at Anfield. City were left frustrated by a 1-0 loss to Villa in the previous round and if they wish to stamp authority on the title race, they cannot afford to let the gap open any wider. City are valued at 1.51 to win at home, a draw has odds of 4.80 and a Bournemouth win is at 6.00. BTTS is another enticing option with yes showing odds of 1.69, and no at 2.14.
Sunderland vs Everton:
The final matchup of the round sees Sunderland face Everton at the Stadium of Light. The Black Cats have shocked the league on their return, sitting in fourth spot after a win against Chelsea last week. Everton got hammered 3-0 by Spurs at home, but will be looking to rally and restore their resilient form and reputation under David Moyes. Betway has Sunderland at 2.80 to win at home. Everton are valued at 2.70, while a draw is at 3.20. BTTS yes is at 1.97, no is at 1.81.
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