Premier League Predictions: Saturday’s Fixtures Loaded With Value — But Where?

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| BY Sam McLoughlin

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

Everton v Ipswich Town Prediction: Match Result & 2+ Match Goals – Everton (11/10), Everton 2-1 Ipswich Town (13/2)

Newcastle United v Hull City Prediction: Both Teams To Score & Newcastle United To Win (19/10), Newcastle 2-1 Hull City (6/1)

Nottingham Forest v Coventry City Prediction: Nottingham Forest To Lead at Half Time (5/4 Price Boost), Nottingham Forest 2-0 Coventry City (15/2)

The Premier League serves up five fixtures across England on Saturday.

At 12.30pm, two sides desperate for a first win of the campaign meet in the capital as Tottenham Hotspur host Aston Villa.

The 3pm slate features Brighton & Hove Albion welcoming champions Arsenal to the south coast, Everton taking on Ipswich Town at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, and high‑flying Hull City making the trip to Newcastle.

The day rounds off at the City Ground, where Nottingham Forest look to pile further misery on Frank Lampard’s struggling Coventry City.

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

Everton v Ipswich Town – Saturday, 3pm

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Everton return to Merseyside unbeaten after four games, having collected six points from twelve (W1, D3) during a run of three straight league fixtures on the road — their best start at this stage since the 2021/22 season.
They might, however, have preferred another away day. The Toffees have won just one of their last five home matches, and Goodison has served up goals recently, with five of the last six Premier League games here producing three or more.
These sides have met only twice since 2002, with Everton unbeaten across those encounters (W1, D1). William Hill make the hosts the 3/4 favourites as they look to extend their unbeaten run.

Ipswich Town’s Premier League return has begun with encouraging balance (W2, D2), and taking six points from their opening four matches is a strong early marker for Gary O’Neil’s side.
It’s already a far better start than their previous top‑flight campaign, when it took sixteen games to record two victories. The signs are positive heading into this trip to Merseyside as the Tractor Boys continue to settle back into Premier League life.
Ipswich’s defensive record adds to the concern: they’re without a clean sheet in twenty‑three straight Premier League matches, conceding 59 goals in that run. If Ipswich are to get something here, it likely comes in a game where they still concede, and the away win while shipping at least one is sitting at 13/2 with William Hill.

Newcastle United v Hull City – Saturday, 3pm

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Newcastle United’s unbeaten start came to a crashing halt on Monday night as Matthias Jaissle’s side were swept aside 4–1 at Leeds, and they’ll be desperate to put things right in front of a home crowd at St James’ Park.
The Magpies will also be looking to end a long, frustrating run in this fixture — they’ve failed to win any of their last five home meetings with Hull City, with their last victory on Tyneside coming all the way back in 1990.
Newcastle are odds‑on favourites with William Hill, but their defensive record remains a concern: just two clean sheets in their last twenty Premier League games. Punters who expect a home win despite a concession can back Newcastle at 19/10 to win while conceding.

Hull City continue to defy expectations after last season’s promotion, arriving in the north east sitting fourth in the Premier League table. The Tigers have collected eight points from twelve, conceded only two goals, and remain one of just seven unbeaten sides in the division.
Their 2–2 draw at Chelsea last weekend could easily have been a victory, further underlining their impressive start under Sergej Jakirović as Hull left west London slightly disappointed.
Hull now aim to become the first promoted side to avoid defeat in their opening five Premier League matches since Portsmouth in 2003/04. The challenge is clear, though — they’ve won just one of their last twenty top‑flight away games. Even so, punters can back the Tigers at 4/1 with William Hill to stun the hosts and continue their remarkable early‑season form.

Nottingham Forest v Coventry City – Saturday, 5.30pm

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Nottingham Forest picked up their first win of the season last weekend — and their first under Oliver Glasner — with a 2–1 victory over Aston Villa, leaving them on a steady return of one win, two draws and a single defeat from their opening four matches.
The Tricky Trees will look to build on that three‑game unbeaten run, and history is certainly on their side. Forest have lost just one of their last nine home league games against promoted clubs across the past three campaigns (W5, D3), a trend that should give Glasner’s side confidence heading into Saturday’s clash.
Goals, however, may be at a premium. Eleven of Forest’s last twelve Premier League home matches have produced under 2.5 goals, and William Hill price the hosts at 8/13 simply to get the job done and continue their upward momentum.

Coventry City’s return to the Premier League has been a tough one, with four defeats from their opening four fixtures suggesting this could be a long season for Frank Lampard’s side. The Sky Blues aren’t just searching for their first win — they’re still waiting for their first goal of the campaign.
Only in 1919/20 – their first league campaign – have they ever lost each of their first four league matches before so it already seems like an uphill task for the Sky Blues, whilst their confidence took a further hit on Wednesday with a 3-1 defeat in the Carabao Cup against Aston Villa.
History offers little comfort ahead of this trip to the City Ground — Coventry haven’t won there since August 2004, losing all six visits since and conceding exactly two goals in each of the last five. Punters can back the Sky Blues at 4/1 to finally end that miserable run.