
Aston Villa v Fulham: Preview, predicted line-ups and team news
Villa head into Saturday night's Premier League game at Villa Park on the back of wins over Manchester City and Newcastle, while Fulham arrive 15th after two successive 1-0 wins.


Villa head into Saturday night's Premier League game at Villa Park on the back of wins over Manchester City and Newcastle, while Fulham arrive 15th after two successive 1-0 wins.

Tottenham go into Saturday's 5.30pm kick-off off the back of two straight wins. Crystal Palace arrive having shipped seven goals in their last two games. Here are our predicted line-ups, team news and betting tips.

Leaders Manchester City host third-placed Brighton at the Etihad three days after a League Cup penalty shoot-out between the sides. Our preview, line-ups and tips.

Hull City host Ipswich at the MKM Stadium on 31 October 2026, with both sides on 10 points after eight games and separated by two places in the table.

Coventry and Sunderland sit 19th and 20th in the Premier League, separated by one point, and a draw at the Coventry Building Society Arena looks the likeliest outcome.

Brentford are unbeaten in five league games and sixth in the table. Nottingham Forest are 18th and have failed to score in all four home games this season.

Bournemouth host Leeds at the Vitality Stadium with eight meetings averaging 4.13 goals and both teams scoring in seven of them. Predicted XIs, team news and betting tips.

Chelsea host Manchester United at Stamford Bridge with Cole Palmer back from suspension. The hosts sit fifth and United sit 16th, one point above the relegation zone.

Bottom-of-the-table Sunderland host a Leeds side that have drawn their way up to eighth. Our preview covers team news, line-ups, head-to-head and betting tips.
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.
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