February is nearly over, spring is fast approaching and the 2025-26 Premier League roadshow continues into its 28th matchday.
It is a packed schedule as always this weekend ahead of some more midweek action, starting tomorrow evening with Aston Villa’s trip to Wolves.
And in the title race, Manchester City face a tough trip to Leeds on Saturday, while Arsenal host Chelsea in a London derby fit for its Super Sunday billing.
Those two fixtures will be previewed in separate blogs, but here are some of our other online betting picks for the weekend based on the latest Premier League odds.
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*All odds are subject to change
Liverpool to beat West Ham and both teams to score @ 2.40
Liverpool bounced back well after defeat to Manchester City, winning three consecutive matches without conceding vs Sunderland (0-1), Brighton (3-0) and Nottingham Forest (0-1). But while we expect Arne Slot’s men to claim another victory here against relegation-threatened West Ham, we cannot see them keeping the Hammers’ attack at bay. Nuno Espírito Santo’s side have scored two goals in each of the last three top-flight away games, with last week’s 0-0 draw vs Bournemouth the first scoring failure in seven games overall. So this selection is where the value could be.
Newcastle vs Everton: Anytime goalscorer – Anthony Gordon @ 2.10
Gordon only appeared as a sub in Newcastle’s 3-2 win over Qarabag on Tuesday, making him fresh for a reunion with his former club. The Englishman has been on fire in the Champions League with 10 goals, while he has scored or assisted in two of the last three Premier League contests. With Everton failing to keep a clean sheet in the last five games, a Magpies scorer looks firmly on the cards – and no player is a more suitable candidate than Gordon.
Manchester United to beat Crystal Palace @ 1.56
United’s unbeaten run under Michael Carrick continued on Monday evening with a 1-0 victory at Everton. The Red Devils look a completely different team under the new manager’s rule, and a match against struggling Palace should represent a routine win. With Europa Conference League commitments and a loss of consistent form, the Eagles may struggle to soar in any sense at Old Trafford. United’s last league defeat at home was way back in November, while Palace have just one top-flight away win from the last six attempts – and also lost 2-1 at home to Ruben Amorim’s Red Devils late last year.
Fulham to beat Tottenham @ 2.07
Spurs are yet to win a Premier League match this year, and with their injury crisis showing no real signs of easing, this fixture potentially poses more problems for Igor Tudor. Fulham have lost just one of the last five top-flight games at home, a run which includes a 2-1 win over Chelsea and a 2-2 draw with Liverpool. Furthermore, Spurs’ recent record at Craven Cottage is pretty shocking. The North Londoners lost 3-0 in March 2024, and then suffered a 2-0 defeat in March of last year. And with Fulham glowing from last weekend’s 3-1 at Sunderland – and Spurs reeling from a 4-1 loss at Arsenal – we can only see a home victory here.
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