Fulham without a win in three and shipping goals at Craven Cottage host a Manchester United side still finding consistency. Preview, team news, lineups and betting tips.
Liverpool head to Vitality Stadium looking for a first win in three as Bournemouth's leaky defence faces its sternest test yet.
Erling Haaland and a rampant Manchester City host a struggling Sunderland at the Etihad, with Enzo Maresca's side chasing a fifth straight win.
Leeds go into Sunday's Elland Road meeting unbeaten in four league games, while Crystal Palace arrive with three defeats in their last four and a leaky defence.
Coventry arrive at the City Ground without a Premier League goal to their name this season. Forest, one win from four, look overdue a home rout.
Everton's unbeaten start meets an Ipswich side shipping goals for fun. Preview, predicted line-ups, team news and betting tips for Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Arsenal's perfect start to the season faces its sternest test yet at the Amex, where Brighton have scored 13 goals in three matches and beaten Coventry 5-0 last time out.
S. Jakirović's unbeaten Tigers travel to a leaky St James' Park. Our prediction, team news, lineups and betting tips for Newcastle v Hull City.
Neither Tottenham nor Aston Villa can find the net right now. Lauren Lister previews the lunchtime kick-off with lineups, form, head-to-head stats and the best bets.
Twenty clubs make up the Premier League, and this page collects the previews written for its fixtures across the season. Arsenal finished top in 2025/26, but that table resets each campaign, so treat anything here as a companion to the fixtures rather than a record of where things stood last time out.
The full picture of who's playing whom, and who sits where, lives on its own pages rather than in prose that goes stale. Check the standings for the current table and the fixtures page for what's coming up, and browse the full list of Premier League previews for matches covered in depth.
Previews aren't written for every match on the card, only a selection, and each one is built the same way: a predicted scoreline, a headline tip, five further picks across other markets, a three-leg bet builder, team news and a predicted line-up for both sides, plus where to watch. A preview goes up roughly 22 hours before kick-off and is amended if team news changes before then. Each match keeps a single page from that first preview through to full time, when the same page shows how the tips fared. Writers are credited by name, with the full list on the authors page.
Every tip is settled at the odds printed when the preview was published, staked at a flat £10, and graded hit or miss, misses stay on the record rather than being quietly dropped. A bet builder counts as a single bet at the combined price of its three legs. For the numbers behind all that, visit the tip record, and for the full explanation of how picks are made, read how we predict.
