Premier League Predictions & Betting Tips

Our free Premier League betting tips are updated for every round of games. Take a look at the latest Premier League predictions from our Football Whispers tipsters. The Premier League predictions this weekend are in and we have selected a few of our top betting tips for you to take a look at. We don’t just cover the action over the weekend, each round of matches gets covered and that includes midweek games.

EPL Predictions – Man City vs Arsenal: Arsenal or draw @ 21/20 (2.05)

Tip Probability: 49% Kick-Off: 16:30 GMT, 22/09/24

EPL Predictions – Southampton vs Ipswich: Ipswich to win @ 2/1 (3.00)

From a big game at the top of the league, we now focus on a big one at the bottom as Southampton and Ipswich face off. Ipswich are far from nailed on to win this match but 2/1 (3.00) for them to take maximum points is an insanely big price. The Tractor Boys look to have adapted to the top flight better than Southampton after both winning promotion last season and their results back that up with Ipswich having earned back to back draws whilst the Saints are yet to earn a solitary point. On top of that, Ipswich done the double over Southampton last season on their way to promotion and finished seven points ahead of them in the table too. If that doesn’t confirm that 2/1 (3.00) is too big of a price then we’re not sure what does. Bet on the value! Tip Probability: 33% Kick-Off:  15:00 GMT, 21/09/24

EPL Predictions – Leicester vs Everton: Over 2.5 goals @ 87/100 (1.87)

We wrap up our Premier League tips with another “relegation six-pointer” although we acknowledge it might be too early in the campaign to use that cliche! Anyway, we’re not looking at where the points for this game go. Instead, we’re backing Leicester and Everton to serve up a game featuring at least three goals. Leicester have broken the 2.5 goal threshold in four straight matches whilst Everton have seen each of their last five games go over 2.5 goals. The last head to head encounter ended 2-2. Tip Probability: 54% Kick-Off: 15:00 GMT, 21/09/24 The Premier League is the most famous Football event in the world right up there with the FIFA World Cup. It’s also referred to as the English Premier League or EPL. It was founded in 1992, and its matches are broadcast in over two hundred territories around the globe. People consider the English Premier League the most-watched sports league worldwide. Our article will provide more information on the league itself and some other betting tips that might come in handy.

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Most popular Premier League predictions for September 2024

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Premier League Odds – Winner

The Premier League season might have only just ended but attention in the bookies markets has already switched to next year’s outright betting. The title is the obvious place to start. Here are our way-too-early suggestions:

Premier League Title Contenders

Arsenal

The Gunners have pushed Man City close over the last two years and were expecting them to go one better this time round. Not only will Arsenal be stronger from two failures but the mental load City face trying to win five on the bounce shouldn’t be overlooked. Notable away wins against Aston Villa vs Tottenham, where Arsenal were missing two key players, show they’ve improved from last year.

Man City

The prospect of five Premier League’s on the spin feels close to impossible but if anyone can do it, it will be this team. Guardiola’s future isn’t nailed on right now though and there are still 115 charges to be answered that could hurt their prospects. City are currently top of the table with a 100% record and Erling Haaland looks unplayable.

Liverpool

Yes, Klopp is no longer at Anfield but he’s left a solid foundation on which Arne Slot can build. Things looked so good for Liverpool after beating Man United 3-0 before the international break but it was feet back on the ground time at the weekend as they lost to Nottingham Forest at home. Even with that in mind, if Arsenal and Man City aren’t bang at it, Liverpool are best placed to take advantage with other big clubs currently in a state of major flux.

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Premier League Odds – Relegation

Relegation from the top flight can have a devastating effect on teams and the wider locality around the clubs but three have to go down. This year we saw the three promoted sides all drop immediately back to the Championship, which isn’t a good look for the competitiveness of England’s top flight. Will the 2024-25 season be any different?

Premier League Relegation Contenders

Southampton

Southampton have made a poor start to the season and are showing some worrying traits even at this early stage. They’re playing okay between the boxes but are struggling in both 18-yard areas conceding cheap goals and missing the chances the do create. What’s perhaps even more of an issue is that they seem to be caught in a place where they’re patting themselves on the back for “playing well” despite losing every match.

Leicester

Leicester have enjoyed a big win in dodging their points deduction owing to a poor legal document drafted by the Premier League around FFP but they’re yet to win a league game this season. That’s not the end of the world in itself with a couple of draws to their name but relying on an ageing Jamie Vardy is a concern.

Ipswich

Like Leicester, Ipswich have taken two points from their first four games but they have faced Man City, Liverpool and an unbeaten Brighton in that period. The Tractor Boys have largely impressed too. Unlike Southampton, the Blues have shown that they’ll approach each game differently and seemingly won’t fall into the trap of killing themselves with mistakes.

Everton

Everton have a huge mental barrier to overcome if they’re to get out of the relegation picture anytime soon. They’re yet to earn a point in the new campaign and have thrown away back to back 2-0 leads in their last two outings. The silver lining is that they’ve now scored four goals in two games; if they can keep up the goalscoring then Sean Dyche is the sort of coach that you’d expect to tighten the backline sooner rather than later.

Wolves

There is a danger that Wolves fall into the “we’re too good to go down” mindset and, even from the outside, you can see that happening. The facts though are that Wolves have earned just one point so far this season and have a next five of Aston Villa, Brentford and Brighton away with Liverpool and Man City visiting Molineux. You wouldn’t hang your hat on Wolves winning any of those and that could take them into November without a win.

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Premier League Odds – Top Goalscorer

The Premier League is home to a vast array of goalscoring talents but many factors can decide who scores the most in any given season. Fitness, suspensions, penalty awards and the team they play in all come into effect during a gruelling calendar. The leading candidates ahead of 2024-25 are:

• Erling Haaland
• Mo Salah
• Alexander Isak
• Heung-Min Son
• Kai Havertz

Premier League 2023-24 Season Recap

The 2023-24 Premier League has been one of the more interesting campaigns we’ve had for a while. Man City clinched a record-breaking fourth consecutive title but had to wait until the final day to confirm their glory owing to constant pressure from Pep Guardiola’s former assistant, Mikel Arteta, who guided Arsenal to a second-place finish. Liverpool had looked like making it a three-horse race in Jurgen Klopp’s final year at Anfield but fell away in the last month of the campaign. The top four was completed by Aston Villa; Villa were a largely unfancied pick back in August but Unai Emery has worked miracles there to see off a battling Tottenham; Spurs’ season shouldn’t be underrated given the shift in their style of play and the fact they were facing their first season without the talismanic Harry Kane. Chelsea and Man United were both largely underwhelmed and finished sixth and eighth, respectively, with Newcastle, who had fewer expectations in pre-season, sandwiched in between. The FA Cup final result, which United won, means Newcastle will miss out on European football next season regardless of their finish. At the other end, the three newly promoted sides suffered instant relegation. Sheffield United, Burnley, and Luton were largely relegated with a whimper, considering the likes of Everton and Nottingham Forest were two of the strugglers this year—and that was down to point deductions. With respect to the scoring charts, Erling Haaland of Man City scooped top spot with 27 goals, but Cole Palmer (22), Alexander Isak (21), Ollie Watkins, Dominic Solanke, and Phil Foden (all 19) arguably came in for more praise, albeit that may be largely down to the strike rate Haaland achieved last season rather than this year being lacklustre.