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Wolves vs Aston Villa (Fri 27 Feb, 21:00 GMT)
Wolves host Aston Villa in the Midlands derby, with Villa chasing top spots.
Aston Villa are a strong chance to win, with a predicted score line of 0–3. Wolves are bottom of the table with poor results and Villa are strong favorites.
Likely Outcome: Back Villa win & under 2.5 goals
Bournemouth vs Sunderland (Sat 28 Feb, 12:30 GMT)
Overall, this clash at the Vitality Stadium is shaping up as an entertaining contest with goals likely and both sides capable of finding the net. Bournemouth’s home advantage and recent unbeaten run make them slight favourites, but Sunderland’s gritty performances and competitive spirit mean they should not be underestimated.
In their most recent encounter, Sunderland edged 3-2 at home in November 2025, and historical H2H data suggests goals have often featured when these teams meet. Expect Both Teams to score.
Likely Outcome: BTTS
Burnley vs Brentford (Sat 28 Feb, 15:00 GMT)
Burnley welcome Brentford to Turf Moor in a fixture that could be tighter than the table suggests. Burnley have struggled for consistency and goals this season, particularly against well-organised sides, while Brentford have shown they can manage games effectively against teams in the lower half.
The most recent meeting between the sides ended in a 3-1 win for Brentford, and overall trends suggest Brentford have had the edge in this matchup. Burnley’s attacking output has been limited, and they’ve often found it difficult to break down structured defences.
Given Burnley’s scoring issues and Brentford’s ability to control tempo, this may not be as open as some expect.
Likely Outcome: Brentford Win & Over 2.5 Goals
Liverpool vs West Ham (Sat 28 Feb, 17:30 GMT)
Liverpool host West Ham at Anfield in a fixture that, on paper, heavily favours the home side. Liverpool’s form at Anfield has been particularly strong, with consistent attacking output and a high goal average in front of their own supporters. They’ve also dominated recent head-to-head meetings, frequently scoring multiple goals against the Hammers.
West Ham have shown flashes of quality going forward but have struggled for defensive stability, especially away from home. Conceding chances against top attacking sides has been a recurring issue, and trips to Anfield have historically proven difficult. While they are capable of getting on the scoresheet, keeping Liverpool quiet for 90 minutes looks a much bigger challenge.
Recent meetings between the sides have often produced goals, and the trends point towards another open contest. Liverpool’s attacking depth and home advantage should allow them to control the tempo and create sustained pressure.
Expect Liverpool to dominate possession, create the bulk of chances, and ultimately outscore West Ham in a game that could see multiple goals.
Likely Outcome: Liverpool Win & Over 2.5 Goals
Newcastle United vs Everton (Sun 28 Feb, 16:00 GMT)
Newcastle host Everton at St. James’ Park in a fixture that looks set to be tight. Newcastle have strong home form but have occasionally struggled to break down well-organised sides. Everton, meanwhile, are inconsistent on the road but have shown they can absorb pressure and hit on the counter. Recent meetings have often been cagey, with goals at a premium, suggesting both sides could cancel each other out this time. Expect an evenly contested game with few clear-cut chances.
Likely Outcome: Under 2.5 Goals
Leeds United vs Manchester City (Sat 28 Feb, 18:30 GMT)
Leeds United welcome Manchester City to Elland Road in a match where the visitors come in as clear favourites. Manchester City’s season has been defined by consistency and firepower — they’re well‑placed in the title race and boast strong attacking and defensive numbers. In contrast, Leeds sit lower in the table and have struggled to maintain winning momentum, though they’ve shown resilience at home and have tightened up defensively in recent matches.
Historically, City have dominated this fixture, with recent meetings often going their way, though Leeds did push them close in a thrilling 3‑2 contest last season where they fought back from a two‑goal deficit.
Expect City to control possession and create the better chances, while Leeds will likely sit deep and aim to frustrate. Goals from both sides remain on the cards — City’s defence can be breached, and Leeds still pose a threat on set‑pieces and counters.
Likely Outcome: Manchester City Win & Both Teams to Score
Manchester United vs Crystal Palace (Sun 1 Mar, 15:00 GMT)
Manchester United welcome Crystal Palace to Old Trafford in what looks set to be a closely contested Premier League clash. United, currently pushing for a top‑four spot, have shown improved form recently. Palace arrive with a solid record of drawing and keeping games tight, and they’ve troubled United in recent encounters, including a narrow 2‑1 defeat and a previous surprise 2‑0 win in their last head‑to‑head meetings.
While United hold a slight edge as hosts, Palace’s resilience and tendency to frustrate stronger attacks suggests neither side will run away with this easily. Historical trends and recent statistical models lean toward a stalemate, with both teams capable of finding the net but neither likely to dominate completely.
Expect a competitive battle with chances at both ends, underpinned by tight defensive work and tactical caution — a score draw feels like the most natural outcome here.
Likely Outcome: Draw & Both Teams to Score
Brighton vs Nottingham Forest (Sun 1 Mar, 15:00 GMT)
Brighton host Nottingham Forest at the AMEX Stadium in what looks set to be a tightly contested Premier League match. Both teams have struggled for consistency this season — Brighton are mid‑table with more draws than wins recently, and Forest sit just above the relegation zone with problems in attack and defence. Recent head‑to‑head meetings tell a mixed story: Forest hammered Brighton 7‑0 in one clash, but the Seagulls have also beaten them and drawn other encounters, showing that results can go either way.
Form suggests this may not be a high‑scoring affair — both sides have tended to frustrate in recent games, and neither has a reliable goalscoring rhythm at the moment. Expect a competitive midfield battle with cautious defending and limited clear chances.
Likely Outcome: Draw & Under 2.5 Goals
Fulham vs Tottenham (Sun 1 Mar, 15:00 GMT)
Fulham host Tottenham at Craven Cottage in a London derby that could be more competitive than some expect. The Cottagers have shown good attacking intent at home recently, scoring regularly and picking up wins in key games, while Tottenham arrive under pressure after a poor run of form and persistent defensive frailties. Spurs have struggled for wins — particularly away from home — and confidence appears low under new management amid a relegation fight.
Historically this fixture has been mixed, but recent meetings have seen Fulham edge results and frustrate Spurs, including a notable away win in the last campaign. At Craven Cottage, the hosts look slightly more assured and capable of exploiting Tottenham’s defensive lapses.
Expect Fulham to control more of the early possession and force Spurs into mistakes, with both sides likely to find the net but the hosts looking the most likely to claim all three points in a lively encounter.
Likely Outcome: Fulham Win & Both Teams to Score
Arsenal vs Chelsea (Sun 1 Mar, 16:30 GMT)
The North West London derby sees Arsenal host Chelsea at the Emirates in a key Premier League showdown. Arsenal come into this one firmly in the title race, having restored a healthy lead at the top of the table with convincing wins — including a 4‑1 derby success and strong performances across recent matches which have underlined their attacking depth and consistency.
Chelsea travel with momentum of their own and have shown they can be dangerous, but recent Premier League form has been inconsistent, and they’ve often struggled to turn pressure into points away from home. Head‑to‑head history leans towards Arsenal, who have gone unbeaten against Chelsea in their last several meetings and boast a superior record in London derbies overall.
Expect Arsenal to control more of the play, pushing forward with quality in the final third, while Chelsea will look to absorb pressure and counter. Goals at both ends remain possible — Arsenal’s defence isn’t invincible and Chelsea have shown they can strike on the break — but the Gunners’ home advantage and better overall form make them the favourites for the win.
Likely Outcome: Arsenal Win