Saturday’s Premier League Betting Tips and Predictions

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| BY Sam McLoughlin

William Hill News tipster @Footy_Tipster previews Saturday’s Premier League action from across the country.

Four Premier League fixtures take place on Saturday, with Arsenal looking to strengthen their lead at the top of the table.

Leeds face Tottenham in the lunchtime match, before Arsenal host Hull and Fulham welcome Newcastle at 3pm.

Nottingham Forest then entertain Manchester City at 5.30pm, with both sides looking to bounce back from disappointing league results.

Now, let’s take a closer look at some Premier League odds and betting angles for Saturday’s fixtures:

Leeds have slipped to 12th after five Premier League matches without a victory (D3, L2). Daniel Farke’s side had previously collected eight points from their opening four fixtures.
Goals have become a growing concern for the Whites, who have scored just twice in five league matches since beating Newcastle 4-1.
However, Leeds remain unbeaten in eight home league matches (W4, D4), their longest top-flight run at Elland Road since 2001, with William Hill offering 17/10 for another victory.

Tottenham have won three consecutive Premier League games under Roberto De Zerbi, having failed to record a victory in their opening six matches.
Back-to-back 2-0 victories over Chelsea and Crystal Palace have improved Spurs’ defensive record. Another shutout would give them three consecutive league clean sheets for the first time since May 2022.
The visitors have won four of their last five Premier League trips to Elland Road, including the last three, with William Hill offering 6/4 for another victory.

Arsenal moved three points clear at the top following Sunday’s 1-0 victory at Liverpool. That result extended Mikel Arteta’s side’s winning league run to four matches.
The Gunners have kept six clean sheets in nine league games, including three in succession ahead of Saturday’s clash.
Arsenal have won all four Premier League home matches this season. They’re also unbeaten in their last 14 meetings with Hull, with William Hill offering 1/6 for another victory.

Hull have gone seven league matches without a victory (D5, L2), leaving Sergej Jakirovic’s side 11th in the table. Five of their opening nine fixtures have ended level.
Meanwhile, the Tigers have failed to keep a clean sheet in seven consecutive matches across all competitions, highlighting their defensive struggles.
Hull have lost their last two league away matches, with William Hill offering 14/1 for their first victory at Arsenal since 2008.

Fulham have recovered from a six-match winless start to the season, collecting seven points from their last three league fixtures under Álvaro Arbeloa.
The Cottagers have conceded just three goals in their last six league matches. However, they’ve scored only nine goals this season, making them one of the division’s lowest scorers.
Fulham have won three of their last four Premier League meetings with Newcastle, including May’s 2-0 home victory, with William Hill offering 19/20 for another success.

Newcastle have lost four of their last five competitive matches, including two defeats against Everton in the space of five days.
Goals have also been difficult to come by recently, with Matthias Jaissle’s side managing just two in their previous three Premier League outings.
However, Newcastle won 2-0 at Crystal Palace on their last league trip, and their previous four away victories have all come in London. William Hill offer 11/5 for another success.

Nottingham Forest remain 19th following a five-match winless league run (D1, L4), with Oliver Glasner’s side collecting just one point from the last 15 available.
Goals remain Forest’s biggest problem, with just six scored in nine league games despite averaging 16.9 shots per match, the division’s second-highest total.
Forest are yet to score in five home league matches this season, although they did beat Manchester City 1-0 here in March 2025. William Hill offer 10/3 for a repeat of that upset.

Manchester City have surrendered top spot following consecutive league defeats against Aston Villa and Brighton. Enzo Maresca’s side had previously won their opening seven Premier League fixtures.
However, Wednesday’s 3-2 Champions League victory at RB Leipzig provided a welcome boost, with City returning to winning ways ahead of Saturday’s trip.
The visitors have won two of their last four Premier League visits to the City Ground (D1, L1), including a 2-1 success last December, with William Hill offering 8/11 for another victory.