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Premier League Gameweek 11 – Dylan’s accumulator

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Last Updated: 10:06 GMT+2, Fri 7 November 2025. Written by Dylan Johnson

Dylan Johnson picks his Premier League Gameweek 11 accumulator, with odds sitting at 7.23 for this five-leg multi-bet.

Gameweek 10 was another tough round of Premier League action, with some unexpected results and scorelines derailing the accumulator. This weekend we are going back to basics, with some challenging fixtures in matchday 11 making it tricky to pick outright winners.

Spurs vs Manchester United (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium)

Thomas Frank’s Spurs host Manchester United in North London on Saturday, with the Red Devils building a respectable unbeaten streak. Wins against Brighton and Liverpool prove Ruben Amorim’s side have turned a corner, while Spurs have failed to dominate at home.

In round 10 a disappointing loss against London rivals Chelsea revealed some concerning trends at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. United have managed just one clean sheet in the Premier League this season and I’m expecting that form to continue against Spurs away from home.

Betway have Manchester United as favourites with odds of 2.49, while a Spurs home win is valued at 2.75. I’m staying away from an outright result on this one and sticking to BTTS, which is valued at 1.52.

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Sunderland vs Arsenal (Stadium of Light)

Arsenal are seven points clear after 10 matches and are showing no signs of slowing down. Sunderland have impressed on their Premier League return but it would take a herculean effort to unsettle the Gunners.

The best defense in Europe armed with the greatest set-piece threat in the League leaves little hope for the Black Cats, even if they are playing at the formidable Stadium of Light.

Arsenal are understandably the favourites and this is one of the few outright results I can get behind this weekend. Betway is valuing Arsenal to win at 1.39 and I’ll be adding that to the accumulator.

Chelsea vs Wolves (Stamford Bridge)

Chelsea return to Stamford Bridge for the first time since their shock loss to Sunderland in round 9. The Blues cruised to victory against Spurs last weekend and will be licking their lips at the prospect of hosting the worst team in the Premier League on Saturday.

Wolves remain winless after 10 matches and are rooted to the bottom of the table. Vitor Pereira was relieved of this duties post match and a successor is yet to be announced. Chelsea are valued at 1.37 on Betway and I’ll be backing the Blues to extend Wolves woeful run by at least one more round.

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Aston Villa vs Bournemouth (Villa Park)

Bournemouth’s eight match unbeaten streak was ended at the Etihad thanks to an Erling Haaland brace, while goals from Mo Salah and Ryan Gravenberch closed off Villa’s run of four consecutive Premier League wins.

Unai Emery’s side took a massive gamble playing out from the back at Anfield and were punished. Expect a relentless press from Bournemouth, that will make Villa pay if they are nonchalant building from deep.

Exciting attacking talent with powerful and physical midfield runners, I’m expecting goals from both teams in Birmingham. Betway is backing BTTS at 1.69. If you’re interested in the result, Villa are favourites at 2.17 and Bournemouth are valued at 3.35.

Manchester City vs Liverpool (Etihad)

The final clash of matchday 11 is another cinematic prospect. Arne Slot takes on Pep Guardiola in Manchester with both sides looking to close the gap on the league leaders.

Liverpool have restored some belief, with wins against Aston Villa and Real Madrid putting their shambolic run behind them. City put Bournemouth to the sword at home but still have uncertainty hanging over their ability to build a consistent winning run.

Question marks hang over Rodri’s fitness, while Erling Haaland will be tested against Virgil van Dijk. The Etihad is one of the league’s toughest destinations and with the Norwegian superstar on 19 goal contributions in all competitions, this will be a spectacle.

I’m staying away form a result and going with BTTS at 1.48 on Betway. If you are curious about backing a winner, City are favourites at 1.95, while Liverpool are valued at 3.65. A draw has odds of 4.10.