Premier League Weekend Preview: All 10 Games, Predictions and a Two-Match Accumulator

WindsorCastle.info | Premier League preview | 21–23 November 2026

The Premier League returns with ten fixtures across Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Manchester City and Arsenal are favourites on the published 1X2 prices, while Liverpool versus Manchester United is the weekend’s headline rivalry. Below are our match-by-match thoughts, illustrative score predictions and a cautious two-selection accumulator.

Odds are a snapshot checked on 12 November 2026 and can change. Predictions are editorial opinions, not guarantees.

Saturday 21 November

Manchester City v Fulham — 12:30 GMT

Odds: Man City 21/50; draw 15/4; Fulham 11/2. Prediction: Man City 2–0. City are priced as clear favourites at home. Their likely control of possession gives them the edge, although Fulham can make the contest uncomfortable if they defend compactly and counter quickly.

Aston Villa v Sunderland — 15:00 GMT

Odds: Villa 7/10; draw 11/4; Sunderland 15/4. Prediction: Villa 2–1. Villa’s home advantage makes them the selection, but Sunderland’s energy could keep this close. Villa need to turn territorial pressure into clear chances.

Bournemouth v Nottingham Forest — 15:00 GMT

Odds: Bournemouth 19/20; draw 5/2; Forest 11/4. Prediction: Bournemouth 2–1. The market gives Bournemouth a narrow edge. Expect a competitive game in which transitions and set-pieces could decide the outcome.

Chelsea v Leeds United — 15:00 GMT

Odds: Chelsea 17/20; draw 13/5; Leeds 29/10. Prediction: Chelsea 2–1. Chelsea are favoured, but Leeds may threaten if they press aggressively. The home side’s composure in the final third could be decisive.

Coventry City v Crystal Palace — 15:00 GMT

Odds: Coventry 27/20; draw 5/2; Palace 15/8. Prediction: 1–1. This looks one of the trickier calls of the round. The draw is a plausible outcome, with Palace also carrying enough market support to avoid writing them off.

Tottenham Hotspur v Ipswich Town — 15:00 GMT

Odds: Spurs 8/15; draw 31/10; Ipswich 9/2. Prediction: Spurs 2–1. Tottenham are strong favourites, but a high-tempo approach can leave space behind. Ipswich’s best route may be to stay in the game and exploit transitions.

Newcastle United v Arsenal — 17:30 GMT

Odds: Newcastle 19/4; draw 16/5; Arsenal 8/15. Prediction: Arsenal 2–1. Arsenal are the market favourite, but St James’ Park is a demanding venue. Newcastle’s intensity makes this a substantial test; Arsenal’s ability to manage pressure may be key.

Sunday 22 November

Hull City v Brighton — 14:00 GMT

Odds: Hull 19/4; draw 16/5; Brighton 1/2. Prediction: Brighton 2–0. Brighton are short-priced favourites. Hull will need to limit space between the lines and make their opportunities count to spring a surprise.

Liverpool v Manchester United — 16:30 GMT

Odds: Liverpool 7/10; draw 31/10; Man United 10/3. Prediction: Liverpool 2–1. The rivalry can ignore form and market expectations, so caution is warranted. Liverpool’s home advantage gives them the edge on paper, but United have the quality to punish mistakes.

Monday 23 November

Brentford v Everton — 20:00 GMT

Odds: Brentford 1/1; draw 5/2; Everton 5/2. Prediction: Brentford 1–0. The prices suggest a balanced contest. Brentford’s home advantage earns them a narrow nod, with a set-piece or single decisive moment potentially settling it.

Our two-match accumulator idea

Manchester City to beat Fulham (21/50) + Arsenal to beat Newcastle (8/15). The combined fractional odds are approximately 1.18/1 (decimal 2.18), depending on the bookmaker’s calculation and any price changes. A hypothetical £10 stake would return about £21.80 including stake if both selections won, before any applicable deductions.

Why these two? Both teams are clear favourites in the quoted 1X2 market. City are at home against Fulham, while Arsenal have the stronger pre-match price at Newcastle. The risk is that football is unpredictable: a red card, injury, penalty or an excellent opposition performance can overturn the apparent advantage. Even short-priced favourites can lose, and combining selections increases risk.

All ten predictions at a glance

• Man City 2–0 Fulham
• Aston Villa 2–1 Sunderland
• Bournemouth 2–1 Nottingham Forest
• Chelsea 2–1 Leeds United
• Coventry City 1–1 Crystal Palace
• Tottenham 2–1 Ipswich Town
• Newcastle United 1–2 Arsenal
• Hull City 0–2 Brighton
• Liverpool 2–1 Manchester United
• Brentford 1–0 Everton

Sources and further reading

• Premier League: November fixture amendments and kick-off times
• bet365: Premier League fixtures and 1X2 odds (odds checked 12 November 2026)
• Oddschecker: Premier League odds comparison

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