Premier League Weekend Preview: Fixtures, Kick-Off Times and Betting Markets (7-8 November)

The final weekend of Premier League fixtures before the November international break is set for Saturday 7 November and Sunday 8 November. Aston Villa’s trip to Old Trafford to face Manchester United headlines the round, while Manchester City and Liverpool face important away clashes against Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace, respectively.

Below is a full rundown of this weekend’s Premier League fixtures, including key kick-off times in Ireland and betting markets worth exploring on matchday 10.

Premier League Fixtures This Weekend: Kick-Off Times in Irish Time

All times are Irish time. Four matches are set for Saturday, including Nottingham Forest vs Manchester City in the evening kick-off slot. Manchester United’s clash with Aston Villa at Old Trafford headlines the five-game Sunday schedule.

Premier League Weekend Preview: Saturday Matches

Leeds vs Tottenham | Sat 7 Nov 12:30 | Elland Road, Leeds

Leeds United will be aiming to end a five-game winless run in the Premier League, while Tottenham have hit their best form under Roberto De Zerbi after wins in their previous three.

Goals have been in short supply for the Whites, as they have failed to score in their previous two. Dominic Calvert-Lewin will be crucial in reversing their fortunes in front of goal. Spurs have clicked in the final third, scoring seven in their last three. However, no player has scored more than once over that period for the visitors.

James Maddison is a notable absence for Tottenham, which could impact the team’s chances in the final third. Meanwhile, both teams to score (BTTS) has landed in the previous four head-to-head encounters.

Fulham vs Newcastle | Sat 7 Nov 15:00 | Craven Cottage, London

Alvaro Arbeloa’s Fulham appear to have turned a corner, going three without defeat in the Premier League. The Cottagers will have a fully fit squad this weekend, and they have improved defensively in recent rounds with clean sheets in two of their fixtures during their unbeaten run.

In contrast, Matthias Jaissle will feel the pressure mounting, as Newcastle have won just one of their previous five in all competitions. The Magpies have failed to score in two of their last four, and they will be without influential Jacob Ramsey on Saturday due to suspension.

Interestingly, since Fulham’s first promotion to the Premier League in 2001, none of the 18 head-to-head meetings between Newcastle and the Cottagers at Craven Cottage have ended in draws. That could present an angle in the Double Chance market.

Arsenal vs Hull | Sat 7 Nov 15:00 | Emirates Stadium, London

Premier League champions Arsenal will be aiming to extend their advantage at the summit with a fifth straight league win. Bukayo Saka remains out, but Noni Maduke has stepped up in his absence with three goal involvements in six appearances.

Hull’s primary target remains survival, and they’ll look to draw positives from two defeats in seven. The Tigers have Oli McBurnie in red-hot form, with the Scottish striker scoring in back-to-back Premier League fixtures.

Despite being in midweek Champions League action, the home win will be a popular angle in the match result market. This is only strengthened by the fact that the Gunners are unbeaten in their last 44 home matches against newly promoted opposition.

Nottingham Forest vs Manchester City | Sat 7 Nov 17:30 | City Ground, Nottingham

The pressure is increasing on Oliver Glasner, and Saturday’s clash could be considered a must-win to safeguard his long-term future at Nottingham Forest. The Tricky Trees have dropped to 19th in the standings after losing four of their previous five. Chris Wood could be recalled on Saturday to replace the injured Igor Jesus.

Manchester City will also have questions to answer after surrendering top spot in the standings following back-to-back league defeats. Antoine Semenyo is unavailable due to injury, but Erling Haaland’s prolific form has seen him score seven goals in six appearances.

The over/under goals market could be worth exploring on Saturday. Forest have failed to score in all four Premier League games at the City Ground in 2026-27, while Manchester City have kept four clean sheets in their previous six head-to-heads against this weekend’s hosts.

Premier League Weekend Preview: Sunday Matches

Ipswich vs Bournemouth | Sun 8 Nov 14:00 | Portman Road, Ipswich

Ipswich Town have made a solid start to the 2026-27 season, and they will feel more confident after avoiding defeat in three of their previous four. Sasa Lukic remains out with an injury, but Julio Enciso has been a star for the Tractor Boys so far, with four goal involvements in nine.

Bournemouth have hit top form in recent rounds, and they travel to Portman Road chasing a sixth straight domestic win. Junior Kroupi is back to full fitness, registering an assist in last weekend’s 2-0 win against Leeds.

Goals could be on offer on Sunday, as BTTS has landed in Ipswich’s last four. Meanwhile, the Cherries have scored seven goals in their previous three Premier League fixtures.

Sunderland vs Chelsea | Sun 8 Nov 14:00 | Stadium of Light, Sunderland

Sunderland will be targeting a morale-boosting return to Premier League form on Sunday after going seven games without a win. The Black Cats dropped to the bottom of the standings after suffering a fourth defeat in five against Coventry last Saturday. A major concern is that they have failed to score in three of their previous four.

Chelsea bounced back to winning form against Manchester United last Saturday, with Morgan Rogers once again at the heart of their offensive output after registering his fifth goal of the campaign. Reece James remains unavailable, but Romeo Lavia has excelled in his absence alongside Moises Caicedo, as the Blues have kept clean sheets in two of their last three league fixtures.

Sunderland’s attacking record, coupled with Chelsea’s recent defensive strength, suggests a low-scoring encounter at the Stadium of Light. Under 3.5 goals has been a winning selection in three of the most recent four head-to-heads.

Brighton vs Brentford | Sun 8 Nov 14:00 | Amex Stadium, Brighton

Brighton remain one of the standout teams in the Premier League this season, with their 1-0 win at Manchester City their fourth league win in five. The Seagulls are still without influential attacking stars such as Yankuba Minteh and Kaoru Mitoma, but no team in England’s top flight has scored more than their 24 goals.

Brentford remain one of the toughest teams to beat in the Premier League, with Keith Andrews’ side avoiding losses in four of their previous five. Igor Thiago is beginning to hit form, netting his second goal of the campaign in last weekend’s 2-0 win against Nottingham Forest.

The Double Chance market could present value this weekend, as Brentford have avoided defeat in two of their five visits to the Amex Stadium.

Crystal Palace vs Liverpool | Sun 8 Nov 14:00 | Selhurst Park, London

Pierre Sage will desperately need a positive result on Sunday, as Crystal Palace have dropped into the relegation places after losing their last three Premier League matches. Star striker Jean-Philippe Mateta will be suspended this weekend, a major concern for a team that have failed to score in their last three league fixtures.

Liverpool will be chasing an immediate response following a Champions League loss against Fenerbahce. The Reds have now lost back-to-back fixtures, allowing four goals in the process. Alexander Isak’s form remains a positive, with the Swede scoring four in his last seven appearances.

A potential shock win for the hosts shouldn’t be overlooked based on head-to-head trends, with the Eagles winning two of their previous three against Liverpool. Therefore, the Draw No Bet market could provide value on Sunday.

Manchester United vs Aston Villa | Sun 8 Nov 16:30 | Old Trafford, Manchester

The final Premier League fixture before the international break comes from Old Trafford, as Manchester United chase a second straight win in all competitions. The pressure eased on Michael Carrick in a comeback win against AS Roma on Tuesday, but the Red Devils have still won only once in their previous ten and have yet to keep a Premier League clean sheet this season.

Aston Villa have gone three without a win, and their defensive play was a notable weakness against Barcelona in midweek. The Villans have now allowed seven goals during their winless run. But a return to form can’t be dismissed after winning four of their previous seven.

Trips to Old Trafford rarely end well for Villa, as the West Midlands club have won just twice in their last 31 league visits to United. High-scoring encounters are common, with over 2.5 goals being scored in four of the most recent six.

Premier League Betting Markets This Weekend: What to Look At

TonyBet will offer an excellent range of betting markets for this weekend’s Premier League matches. The match result market will rank as the most popular, with bettors getting returns if their predicted winner is correct. This could be a popular angle for likely winners in 90 minutes, such as Arsenal against Hull.

Draw No Bet could be a useful alternative to add insurance, as stakes will be returned should a fixture end level. This could be a standout angle when considering closely matched encounters such as Manchester United vs Aston Villa and Brighton vs Brentford. Popular goals markets, such as both teams to score (BTTS) and Over/Under are also available.

Based on the recent scoring form of teams such as Brighton and Ipswich, BTTS could be a popular angle in their respective fixtures. Low-scoring encounters could also provide value in the under 2.5 goals market, with struggling teams such as Sunderland and Nottingham Forest on long droughts in front of goal.

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