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English Premier League – Gameweek 7 Odds

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The article reviews betting odds and match insights for Gameweek 7 in the English Premier League. Manchester City and Arsenal are strongly favoured after strong starts, while games such as Brentford vs Liverpool and Leeds vs Manchester United are expected to be closely contested. Matches involving struggling teams, like Bournemouth vs Sunderland, may offer value for those seeking unexpected results. Overall, the analysis guides bettors through the safest picks and notes on potential surprises.

Simon Lewis 59 minutes ago
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  • Manchester City lead the Premier League after winning their first six matches.
  • City are three points ahead of defending champions Arsenal.
  • Brighton are third with four wins, while Brentford and Everton remain undefeated.
  • Tottenham, Fulham and Bournemouth are all winless after six matches.
Coventry
Coventry have won their last two matches and face a winless Spurs (Getty Images).

English Premier League – Gameweek 7 Odds


Everton vs Chelsea


Chelsea are favourites at 2.10 despite Everton remaining unbeaten after six matches. The hosts are priced at 3.20, while a draw offers 3.75. With Everton having drawn four of their opening six games the draw could provide an interesting betting option.

Brentford vs Liverpool


This looks one of the toughest matches to predict, with Brentford at 2.50 and Liverpool narrowly behind at 2.60. A draw pays 3.75 and could appeal to bettors, particularly with Brentford having drawn four of their six games. Liverpool will be looking to recover from their heavy defeat against Manchester City.

Fulham vs Hull


Fulham are strongly backed at 1.68 despite failing to win any of their opening six matches. Hull have made a much better start but are outsiders at 4.75, with a draw at 4.00. Hull's higher odds could attract bettors looking for an upset.

Manchester City vs Ipswich


Manchester City have won all six league matches and are overwhelming favourites at just 1.24. Ipswich face a massive challenge at the Etihad as reflected in their win odds of 11.00. A draw is also considered unlikely at 7.00, with City looking the safest selection of the weekend. The odds aren't attractive but they make a great chain in an accumulator.

Newcastle vs Aston Villa


Newcastle are favourites at 2.15 against an Aston Villa side that has struggled to find consistency. Villa are priced at 3.20, while the draw offers 3.70. Newcastle's home advantage could prove decisive, although neither side has been particularly convincing this season.

Bournemouth vs Sunderland


Two sides struggling near the bottom meet in what could be a crucial early-season encounter. Bournemouth are favoured at 2.05 despite remaining winless while Sunderland are pegged at 3.60. A draw also offers a 3.60 payout and could be worth considering given both teams' poor starts.

Brighton vs Crystal Palace


Brighton have enjoyed an excellent start and are strong favourites at 1.58. Palace face long odds of 5.25 while a draw pays 4.40. With Brighton sitting third after six matches the home win looks the most attractive option although the short odds limit potential returns.

Leeds vs Manchester United


Leeds have started the season better than Manchester United which should make this an intriguing contest. The hosts are priced at 2.55 with United only marginal favourites at 2.60. A draw offers 3.60 and with little separating the sides in the betting market this could be a close encounter.

Nottingham Forest vs Arsenal


Arsenal are heavily backed at 1.60 after winning five of their opening six matches. Nottingham Forest have struggled and are outsiders at 5.75, with a draw staked high at 4.00. Arsenal's strong form makes them the obvious selection, although Forest will hope home advantage can help produce an upset. An Arsenal win should also be good for your accumulator.

Tottenham vs Coventry


Tottenham are favourites at 1.47 despite a dreadful start that has left them without a league victory this season. Coventry have won twice but are priced at 6.50 while a draw offers odds of 4.60. Spurs should have the edge at home although their poor form makes the short odds difficult to justify.
Simon Lewis

Sports Editor • 20+ years betting experience

Simon is a talented sports writer in South Africa with a strong focus on cricket having played first-team level for UCT, including playing at two Universities Weeks.


From a young age Simon was an avid reader of cricket magazines and books, and went on to be Editor of The Googly, CricketScene SA and SA Cricket, in addition to being a Features Writer on SA Sports Illustrated. 

He has interviewed most of South Africa's premier cricketers and was the first writer to interview a teenaged Jacques Kallis.

Simon has also written about English and local football, rugby and cricket, in addition to major international tennis and golf stars and competitions.

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