Free England Premier League Predictions 2026 for winning bets!
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How Our Premier League Predictions Have Performed So Far
Wondering how accurate we have been with our Premier League tips this season? This section will give you a chance to see how we have tipped every game so far, game by game! You can filter the table by date, results, or success rate, or filter by your favourite club to see how we did compared to their results. This is an honest way to assess how we have performed as a service, and can help you with any future betting decisions.
Match Results Distribution
Statistical Trends and Numbers for Premier League Over/Under 2.5 Goals Markets (2020- Present)
Understanding the goal trends will help you identify value within the markets. The chart below is a clear indication of the percentage of Premier League games played that have gone Over or Under 2.5 total goals since 2020. It is interesting to see how the trends year on year have changed and developed from both tactic and form perspectives.
If you’re looking to attempt to spot the teams that play open, high scoring football or teams that sit under the line, this chart gives you a clear view of the goal trends in the Premier League, and it can help improve your Over/Under strategy while being better prepared for the market.
Most Profitable Premier League Teams for Bettors in 2024–2025
In betting on the Premier League, profits generally do not correlate with the league table. To the contrary, the teams that provided bettors with the best return this season were not necessarily the same ones chasing for the title.
The table below outlines how much profit or loss you could have made by staking a one-unit bet on each team to win every single match throughout the 2024-2025 season. This makes it clear which clubs offer value consistently, and which clubs have you bleeding your bankroll.
Note: Please note, positive scores reflect total profit and negative scores reflect net loss. All examples here are based on backing teams to win – similar patterns may hold when backing teams to draw or lose.
Notes:
- P/L W means if you had bet 1 unit on the team to win each game.
- P/L D means if you had bet 1 unit on a draw in each game.
- P/L L means if you had bet 1 unit on the team to lose in each match
Why does betting profit not always equate to league success?
- Underdog Value Pays Off: Lesser-known teams or teams who finish mid-table often have larger odds. So, when these teams do win, they pay out more, especially if they do this more than an average amount of times.
- Top Teams, Low Returns: Teams that are favourites to win the league (like Manchester City or Arsenal) may win often, and therefore be laying down cash but at such short odds, there is very little margin for profit; plus, a few losses will wipe out an entire betting season.
- Alternative Betting Angles: Some teams will be profitable by drawing consistently, or losing consistently, as some bettors it is often more advantageous to bet against popular consensus.
Key Takeaways for Bettors
- Winning does not always mean profit: a club might be finishing mid-table or lower, yet from a betting perspective this club can be highly profitable.
- Value is everything: the most successful bettors are not just picking the team to win, but are also placing bets at odds where there is actual value in the odds.
- Data-led factors: Using the data we collect on trends, profitability, return rate on each team, rather than reputations, each time you place a bet throughout the season you can bet more smart and strategic.
Want to get ahead of the trend? Our platform provides you with live insights and all the latest throughout the season, so you can get ahead of the early value teams and evolve your betting strategy week by week.
How the 2025/26 Premier League Season Works: Format, Rules, and Key Dates
The 2025/26 Premier League season will have the usual excitement with 20 clubs competing under the traditional rules with the double round-robin schedule. This means that each club will play 38 matches – home and away against every other club. The season will consist of 33 weekend matchdays and five midweek matchdays and will kick off on August 15, 2025, and conclude on May 24, 2026.
How Teams are Ranked
As is the case every season, teams earn:
- 3 points for a win
- 1 point for a draw
- 0 points for a loss
Knowing how teams earn points is only part of the equation. When teams finish the season with the same number of points, the Premier League will use the lower criteria (applying one at a time) of:
- Goal difference
- Goals scored
- Results Against each other (Head-to-head results)
- Further criteria (if necessary, and to be consulted with any disciplinary records)
How European Qualification Works
Due to England’s advantageous UEFA coefficient and the new formats for European competitions, teams will have the following opportunities to qualify for the 2026/27 Europe:
| League Position / Achievement | European Competition (2026/27) |
| 1st–4th | UEFA Champions League league phase |
| 5th | UEFA Europa League league phase |
| FA Cup winner | UEFA Europa League league phase* |
| EFL Cup winner | UEFA Conference League play-off round** |
| 6th (if cup winners qualify for UCL/UEL) | UEFA Conference League play-off round |
* If the FA Cup winner qualifies for the Champions League through their league position, the Europa League position will be passed down to the next highest position
** If the EFL Cup winner qualifies for the Champions League or Europa League then their place will be passed down the league.
Relegation and Promotion
- Relegation: The three teams at the bottom of the league (positions 18th, 19th and 20th) will be automatically relegated to the EFL Championship.
- Promotion: The top two teams in the EFL Championship table at the end of the season will be promoted to the Premier League, together with the winner of the EFL Championship play-off.
- No Relegation Play-off: Unlike many domestic leagues around the world, the Premier League has no relegation play-offs. The bottom three will be relegated; there are no exceptions!
This competitive format keeps supporters infectious results – the title race, the European places, and even the relegation battle.
| Key Period | Dates | Impact on Predictions |
| Summer Transfer Window | June 16 – September 1 | New signings affect team dynamics |
| Community Shield | August 10 | Early form indicator |
| International Breaks | Sept 4-9, Oct 9-14, Nov 13-18, Mar 26-31 | Player fatigue and injuries |
| Winter Transfer Window | January 1 – February 2 | Mid-season squad changes |
International breaks can have an impact, as teams may be without key players due to injury. The winter transfer window allows clubs to strengthen their squads, which changes our predictions for the English Premier League in the second half of the year.
English Premier League season preview 2025-2026
Another exciting Premier League season is upon us, featuring the drama, goals and competition we all know and love. As teams gear up for the first whistle, fans should prepare for gripping matches to determine this season’s champion, European places, and relegation. This season, the title race is more open than before, with many clubs making big moves, which we will summarise below ahead of the 2025–2026 campaign.
Top Contenders for the Premier League Title
There will be a number of well-known names on the list of title favorites for the 2025-2026 season. Liverpool, the champions, look to defend their title after winning the 2024-25 Premier League. Manchester City may have lost their crown after four years of title wins, but they will no doubt be strong too, with Pep Guardiola masterminding their title push. Arsenal will look to build on their good performances, and will try to win silverware. The above clubs should be well aware they have not just strength in depth, and quality, but also the right mentality to deal with the pressures of a title challenge.
Battle for the remaining European Cup qualification places
While much of the attention will will be placed on the preceding favourites, an encouraging few up and coming teams are also quietly building strong cases to mount a title challenge. Reinvigorated Manchester United look to have a balance squad and a renewed attitude; Tottenham look as though they have surfed the wave (of previously being nearly as dysfunctional as their north-London counterparts), and Chelsea’s young core could finally click. These teams may not have the consistency befitting last season’s challengers and winners, but can muster the firepower needed to claim big results that could disrupt the scores of the top of the table.
Premier League Teams to Watch in 2025–2026
Every season has some surprises, teams that defy the odds and and turn the pre-season predictions on their head. Whether it is a mid-table club that starts to find their form or a smaller club that starts to play without fear, these clubs often become fans’ favorites and lead headlines. In 2025-2026 it is worth keeping an eye on the clubs that fly a little under the radar. A prime example was Nottingham Forest last season.
The fight against the fear of relegation
Relegation anxiety is going to be as fierce as ever in the 2025-26 Premier League season. Three clubs are stepping up from the EFL Championship in 2025-26 namely Leeds United, Burnley and Sunderland who have come back after two, one and eight years respectively. All three new clubs face the biggest danger of immediate relegation. There is always a fear of relegation among newly promoted clubs but in the last couple of seasons the relegation was inflicted purely on new promoted clubs where all three clubs were relegated after one season in the league.
Premier League Players to Watch in 2025–2026
There will always be a few recognizable names that will shape a season, performances that will shape title fate, European places and highlight reels. Players like Erling Haaland, Bukayo Saka and Mohamed Salah will always continue to be those headline-grabbing players. Florian Wirtz’s exceptional vision and technical ability are set to flourish at Liverpool as one of the league’s most exciting new signings, while Jamie Gittens’ explosive pace and natural goalscoring instinct promise to make him a standout performer among Chelsea’s new faces this season.
At the end of the day, it’s the players with the goals, assists or winners, in certain performances. These performers make up the lifeblood of their clubs and the character of the league, and as long as they are fit and firing they will be impossible to overlook.
Premier League 2025–2026 Outlook
Who will take home the silverware? Who will take a top-four spot and qualify for Europe? Who will be fighting for their lives come the spring? Our predictions are bold but sensible, and provide a guess for the final standings. Expect another exceptionally close title fight, a hotly contested battle for the last Champions League spot, and at least one relegation that was totally unexpected.
This season won’t just be about scorelines, but about evolution. High-press football, ball-playing keepers, fluid formations – these are on the up. Expect to see VAR debates, late drama, and surprise stories unfolding. With clubs investing in youth and exclusive methods, the Premier League is challenging itself – but 2025–2026 may just be the most exciting chapter.
Premier League 2025-2026: Projected Points Spread by Team
Here is a team-by-team expected points comparison for the Premier League season, using the current Spreadex market estimate for each team. It also shows each team’s total points from the previous season and indicates the difference between last year’s best forecast to show the size of the expected improvement or potential regression. This gives us the first impression of where the market expects Premier League teams to finish within the league before the first kick-off.
- Liverpool finished last season in 1st place with 84 points. This year, they’re projected to earn between 77.5 and 79.0 points, marking a change of –5.0 points. They are expected to finish as champions or runners-up, which could mean staying put or dropping by one position.
- Manchester City finished last season in 3rd place with 71 points. This year, they’re projected to earn between 77.5 and 79.0 points, a gain of +8.0 points. They are expected to finish as champions or runners-up, improving by 1 or 2 positions.
- Arsenal finished last season in 2nd place with 74 points. They’re projected to earn between 77.0 and 78.5 points, a rise of +4.5 points. Their expected position is 3rd, dropping one spot.
- Chelsea finished 4th last season with 69 points. They’re projected to earn between 69.0 and 70.5 points, improving slightly by +1.5 points. They are expected to retain 4th place.
- Newcastle ended last season in 5th with 66 points. This season, they’re expected to collect between 64.0 and 65.5 points, a small drop of –0.5 points. They are projected to stay 5th.
- Manchester United finished 15th last season with 42 points. They are now projected for 57.0 to 58.5 points, marking a +16.5 point swing. They are expected to finish 6th, jumping 9 places.
- Aston Villa secured 6th with 66 points last season. This year, projections range from 56.5 to 58.0 points, a drop of –8.0 points. They’re expected to finish 7th, down one position.
- Tottenham came 17th last season with 38 points. They’re projected to earn 56.0 to 57.5 points, a major jump of +19.5 points. Expected finish: 8th, up by 9 places.
- Brighton finished 8th with 61 points. They’re forecasted for 53.0 to 54.5 points this season, a drop of –6.5 points. They are expected to place 9th, down one position.
- Bournemouth claimed 9th with 56 points. They’re expected to earn 48.5 to 50.0 points, a decline of –6.0 points. Predicted finish: 10th, one position lower.
- Everton ended 13th with 48 points. They’re projected to earn 46.0 to 47.5 points, a small drop of –0.5 points. Expected finish: between 11th and 13th, roughly the same range.
- Fulham secured 11th with 54 points. This year, they’re expected to finish between 11th and 13th with 46.0 to 47.5 points, down –6.5 points from last season.
- Crystal Palace ended 12th with 53 points. Their projection is 46.0 to 47.5 points, a decrease of –5.5 points. They’re also expected to land between 11th and 13th.
- Nottingham Forest finished 7th with 65 points. This year, they’re projected to get 45.5 to 47.0 points, a drop of –18.0 points. They’re expected to fall to 14th.
- West Ham ended 14th with 43 points. This season’s estimate is 44.0 to 45.5 points, a small increase of +2.5 points. They’re expected to finish 15th.
- Brentford closed in 10th with 56 points. They’re projected to drop significantly to 42.0 to 43.5 points, a change of –12.5 points, landing in 16th.
- Wolves finished 16th with 42 points. They’re forecasted to gain slightly with 41.0 to 42.5 points, a marginal +0.5 point change. Predicted position: 17th.
- Leeds were promoted from the Championship and had 28 Premier League points. They are expected to earn 36.0 to 37.5 points this time, a +9.5 point improvement, but projected to finish 18th and return to the Championship.
- Burnley also came up from the Championship, finishing with 24 points. Their current projection is 28.0 to 29.5 points, up +5.5 points. They’re expected to finish 19th, signaling another drop back to the second tier.
- Sunderland were promoted with 22 points last season. This year, they’re projected to collect 26.0 to 27.5 points, an increase of +5.5 points. They are expected to finish 20th and return directly to the Championship.
Should you consider Predictinho’s Premier League Predictions for 2025–2026? Outline of benefits and drawbacks
If you’ve got the betting bug and want to bet smarter, Predictinho’s Premier League predictions—published on predictinho.com—offers the best analysis based on data models and years of analysis through an insider lens. Below, we outline the primary advantages, and tradeoffs of using our tool so you can determine how much value it offers to your
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How we make football predictions for the English Premier League
We start our prediction process well before the first whistle. Before the season begins we calculate a baseline team strength for every team using past performance, roster changes and underlying metrics. This baseline evolves after each match as teams gain or lose form. With each update we refine our model to reflect real world dynamics. So we provide best possible Premier League picks
What Goes Into Our EPL Predictions
We use a combination of statistical models — team based metrics, form cycles and market behaviour — to calculate our own version of the odds. These are then compared to the bookmaker odds to find value gaps. When the market price and our data based prediction don’t align we flag it for closer inspection.
Currently our EPL tips cover the following bet types:
- Match Winner (1X2)
- Double Chance
- Over/Under 1.5 and 2.5 Goals
We’re also developing predictions for more markets as the season progresses.
How to Read Over/Under Goal Lines
Over/Under bets can be confusing especially if you’re new. Here’s a quick breakdown:
- Under 1.5 Goals means no more than 1 goal in the match.
- Over 1.5 Goals means 2 or more goals must be scored.
We display Over/Under predictions using plus and minus signs to show the goal line. For example:
- A –1.5 prediction refers to Under 1.5 goals. That means the total goals must be 0 or 1 for the bet to win.
- A +1.5 prediction means Over 1.5 goals — the match needs 2 or more goals for a winning outcome.
This format keeps things simple:
- Minus (–) always points to the Under line, and
- Plus (+) always signals the Over line.
These lines can apply to the full match or to a specific team. Understanding these basics will help you read our suggestions with clarity.
Coverage Beyond the Premier League
While the Premier League is a main focus, our predictive engine also tracks matches from the top 5 European leagues — England, Spain, Italy, Germany and France. But it doesn’t stop there. Predictinho covers dozens of global competitions so you have reliable predictions across a wide range of leagues.
Key Takeaways
- Get expert predictions for all 380 Premier League matches throughout the 2025/26 season
- Access detailed analysis including suggested correct scores for each gameweek’s best matches
- Learn from statistical trends that show 71% of matches feature teams scoring 2+ goals
- Discover which teams offer the best betting value based on current form and fixtures
- Follow our proven system that combines data analysis with real football knowledge
Results and predictions English Premier League 2026
Below is a list of completed Premier League matches alongside the final scorelines and our original predictions. This section offers a straightforward view of how actual outcomes compared with forecasted results. A clear reference point for evaluating model performance and spotting trends across teams and matchups.
England Premier League Tables 2026
Below is the current Premier League table showing each club’s position based on results so far. Qualification zones for the European Cups and relegation spots are clearly marked, along with green or red indicators showing movement since the last round of matches. Whether a team climbed or dropped in the standings.
Europa League - League phase
Relegation to the Championship
If the teams have the same number of points at the end of the season, goal difference is decisive.
Alternative football predictions
Here you can find alternative football predictions from the other top leagues in Europe.
How to use England Premier League predictions 2025-2026
To make the most of Predictinho’s EPL predictions, focus on 1-2 teams you know. Prepare to respond to sudden shifts in circumstances. Without gathering information, it will be a blind replay of the tips. Successful betting requires some initiative. We provide the basics to help you place winning bets.
Pick a Team or Two to Focus on Throughout the Year
To start, pick one or two EPL teams to follow throughout the season. Focused research makes it easier to identify patterns. Use reputable news sources like Sky Sports Premier League news, the Premier League official website, or verified club accounts on X (Twitter) for timely squad, injury, and tactical details.
Check Our Predictions and Match Pages
Check the latest EPL predictions and make a note of any matchups we have identified as having value. You can also log the tip for your betting journal and on the individual match page, review the stats, trends, and more thorough thinking.
Build Your Knowledge of EPL Clubs
Don’t just rely on headlines. Visit official club websites and look for post-match reports, press conferences, and lineup news. Social media can help, but investigate claims on social media as well. The more you know about the form and tactical setup of each team, the more informed you will be when evaluating our predictions.
Look for Odds Before You Place a Bet
Before placing at bet, you should always look at odds from various betting platforms. Odds comparison websites will point you to the best possible value. Even small variations of odds pricing will make a difference in how profitable you are in the long run.
Take Advantage of Live Betting When Possible
If live betting is a possibility, you may have found better odds to take during the actual match. But, be careful as live betting offers possibilities but also requires quick reasoning and discipline. Always reference your pre-match predictions but adjust your expectations based on what is happening during the match and if there is some “craziness” involved.
Meet Our Football Prediction Experts
Behind every prediction is a sharp mind. At Predictinho, that means a team of seasoned experts with deep roots in the betting world. From underground markets to sportsbook operations, each member brings a unique edge. Together, they help turn data into strategy so you can bet smarter with confidence.
Archive English Premier League predictions
Want to explore the previous Premier League years? This archive gives you complete access to past predictions, results, league tables, and other stats. Whether you’re looking for trends or just curious about how the model did, everything is located in one place for you to reference. Just click on the button of the year you would like to view.
FAQs
We get lots of questions about our free epl football predictions. Let’s clear up the most common ones. These answers will help you make the most of our service.
How good are your Premier League predictions?
Our hybrid prediction model uses historical performance data, betting market trends and tactical insights. No system is perfect but our predictions aim to highlight value – not just outcomes – so you can make better informed decisions.
Are the predictions really free? What’s the catch?
Our predictions are made using advanced algorithms that consider several factors like the Poisson distribution, team comparisons, recent match results, and individual player performance. This combination Yes, all EPL predictions on Predictinho are completely free. No paywall, no subscription, no registration required. We believe in transparency and providing tools to help you improve your strategy.
How often are Premier League predictions updated?
We update predictions regularly, usually before each matchday. In some cases we may make adjustments based on team news or market shifts. Always check back on matchday for the latest.
What types of bets do you predict for EPL matches?
Our predictions may include 1X2 outcomes, Over/Under goals and occasional value bets where the odds offer value. We’re not just guessing scores – we’re identifying betting angles based on our model and form data.
Can I use these predictions for live betting?
Yes, many users use our pre-match predictions to inform their live betting decisions. Remember live betting requires quick reactions and context so we recommend combining live game flow with our pre-match insights for best results.
Do you cover all Premier League matches or just top teams?
We aim to cover every EPL fixture, not just the big games. Value can often be found in the lower profile games and our model treats all teams the same.
How can I see how well your predictions are doing?
You can follow prediction performance through our “How Our Premier League Predictions Have Performed So Far” section. We log the outcomes alongside our predictions so you can see how we’re doing over time.