Fifty-two Premier League predictions sit on this page, newest first, covering every round of the 2026/27 season so far. Each one carries team news for both sides, a predicted line-up, details of where to watch the match on TV or online, a short stats section and a full set of betting picks with the reasoning behind them, so a reader can go from fixture to opinion without hunting for context elsewhere.
As of 29 September 2026, E. Haaland leads the scoring charts with four goals for Manchester City. Round six of the season brings five fixtures on 10 October: Arsenal against Leeds, Chelsea against Bournemouth, Manchester United against Tottenham, Liverpool against Manchester City and Crystal Palace against Nottingham Forest. The current standings and the rest of the fixture list for the division are tracked separately on the Premier League table and the fixtures page, both of which update as results come in.
Jon Fisher has written 35 of the Premier League previews published on this page, with Mike Ifftner covering another ten. Every preview follows the same pattern regardless of who writes it: team news, a predicted XI for each side, the kickoff time and broadcaster, a set of historical or current-form stats, and a scoreline prediction backed up by six market picks and a three-leg bet builder. The aim is consistency from one preview to the next rather than a different format for every match.
Of the 52 headline tips graded so far this season, 26 have landed, a 50% strike rate. Priced at the odds printed at the time of publication, a flat £10 stake on each of those 52 tips would have returned a loss of £40.00 across the sample. That figure is not dressed up or explained away here. The tip record updates as each round is graded, and the full reasoning behind how the picks on this page are built is set out on the methodology page.
Newer previews for the rounds ahead, including all five fixtures on 10 October, are added to the top of this list as they are published, alongside the wider set of predictions across other competitions on the main predictions page.