23/24 Premier League Week 13: Best Odds and Predictions

Manchester City have stormed back to the top of the Premier League table once again, but with Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham and (somehow) Aston Villa hot on their tails, every game counts. This week’s fixtures could put a new side in first place, with a huge matchup between Liverpool and City scheduled for Saturday. But who have you got your money on?

Well, no matter what team you wager on, you always want the best odds possible, and that’s where we come in…

Today, we’ll be using our Live Premier League Odds Comparison Tool to find the best odds for every game this weekend. (All odds correct as of 22/11/23)

Manchester City vs Liverpool

• Date: 25/11/23
• Time: 12:30 GMT
• Location: Etihad Stadium, Manchester

City currently hold a slim one-point lead at the top of the league, and will be aiming to hold their position against a resurgent Liverpool.

Unfortunately, City enters the match with various injury concerns - De Bruyne and Gomez are long-term absentees, and key players like Haaland and Ederson are doubtful. Defensive issues, exemplified in their recent draw with Chelsea, will certainly add to the challenges.

On the other hand, Liverpool will be looking to find their form after a rollercoaster ride in the last few weeks, but their recent 3-0 win over Brentford is a good sign. Despite facing doubts over Konate and Gravenberch, Klopp's side boasts a potent attack and a solid back line.

Our Prediction: Draw

In a clash that historically favors City at the Etihad, recent defensive lapses raise questions. With City's injury worries, a draw seems very plausible, which may leave room for other contenders to close the gap in the title race.

Burnley vs West Ham

• Date: 25/11/23
• Time: 15:00 GMT
• Location: Turf Moor, Burnley

At Turf Moor, struggling Burnley aims to break their home jinx against West Ham, who seeks to rediscover their form. Burnley, bottom of the table, faces an uphill battle but is boosted by Everton's ten-point deduction. West Ham, ninth in the standings, hopes to bounce back after a win over Nottingham Forest.

Team news: Burnley might reintroduce Josh Cullen, while West Ham's Michail Antonio is out with a knee injury, but Jarrod Bowen could feature.

Our Prediction: Draw

Despite Burnley's poor home record, West Ham's recent defensive lapses make a 1-1 draw prediction plausible. Burnley sees this as an opportunity to secure points at Turf Moor, while West Ham aims to steady their ship.

Luton vs Crystal Palace

• Date: 25/11/23
• Time: 15:00 GMT
• Location: Kenilworth Road, Luton, Bedfordshire

Crystal Palace looks to rebound against Luton Town in a Premier League clash. Luton, still adapting to top-flight football, struggles at home but has shown resilience. Palace, despite recent setbacks, boasts a strong away record.

Luton, with one win this season, sits just above the relegation zone after Everton's deduction. Notably, they held Liverpool to a 1-1 draw at home. Meanwhile, Crystal Palace, 13th in the standings, aims to recover from a 3-2 home defeat. Their away form includes two wins in the last three outings.

Our Prediction: Draw

Anticipate a closely contested match at Kenilworth Road. Predicting a 2-2 draw, with both teams finding the net in an entertaining clash.

Newcastle vs Chelsea

• Date: 25/11/23
• Time: 15:00
• Location: St. James' Park, Newcastle upon Tyne
  

Chelsea faces a challenging away fixture against Newcastle United as the Premier League action resumes. Despite a mixed start, Mauricio Pochettino's Blues seem to be hitting their stride, displaying promising signs in recent clashes against Tottenham and Manchester City.

Newcastle, under Eddie Howe, has turned St James' Park into a fortress, although they are grappling with an injury crisis. Key players like Sven Botman, Harvey Barnes, Callum Wilson, and others are sidelined, while Sandro Tonali is banned for breaching betting rules.

Chelsea, dealing with injuries of their own, sees improvements with players like Nkunku and Lavia working towards full fitness. Despite Newcastle's resilience at home, Chelsea's ability to raise their game against top opponents suggests they might navigate this fixture successfully.

Our Prediction: Chelsea

With Newcastle plagued by injuries, Chelsea is expected to secure a win even at the challenging St James' Park. Predicting a 2-0 victory for Chelsea in a match where their recent form should see them through.

Nottingham Forest vs Brighton

• Date: 25/11/23
• Time: 15:00
• Location: The City Ground, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

Nottingham Forest hosts Brighton in a Premier League clash at the City Ground, with both teams facing recent challenges. Forest suffered a 4-2 defeat against West Ham, missing the chance for back-to-back wins this season. However, their formidable home record, being unbeaten in eight league games at the City Ground, provides a solid foundation.

Brighton, winless since September and coming off a 1-1 draw against Sheffield United, faces a tough task. Despite a five-game unbeaten run in all competitions, their struggles to convert dominance into victories persist. The Seagulls aim to break this pattern and improve on their last season's performance against Forest, where they lost 3-1 at the City Ground.

Our Prediction: Draw

Despite Forest missing Awoniyi, their home form suggests a strong performance. Predicting a 1-1 draw as Brighton, facing injury concerns, may find it challenging to secure a victory at the City Ground.

Sheffield United vs Bournemouth

• Date: 25/11/23
• Time: 15:00
• Location: Bramall Lane, Sheffield

Sheffield United welcomes Bournemouth to Bramall Lane in a crucial Premier League clash as both teams seek to build on recent positive results. Sheffield United, buoyed by a 2-1 home win against Wolves and a 1-1 draw at Brighton, aims for a second consecutive home victory.

Despite Sheffield United's challenging start with no wins in their opening 10 league matches, the recent upturn in form under manager Paul Heckingbottom is a source of motivation. Bournemouth, on the other hand, secured a convincing 2-0 home win against Newcastle, marking their second victory in three games.

Our Prediction: Bournemouth

Both teams, with challenging starts to the season, will be eager to continue their positive momentum. Expect a tight and low-scoring affair at Bramall Lane. But we're betting on Bournemouth continuing their win streak as favourites in the Steel City.

Brentford vs Arsenal

• Date: 25/11/23
• Time: 17:30
• Location: Gtech Community Stadium, Brentford, Middlesex

While currently in 3rd place, Arsenal has an opportunity to claim the top spot with a win, particularly if the early Manchester City and Liverpool encounter ends in a draw. Despite their impressive start to the season, Arsenal's away form has wavered, registering only one win in their last five away matches.

Meanwhile, Brentford, positioned in mid-table, has showcased attacking prowess at home, aiming to score in their 20th consecutive Premier League home game. However, a recent 3-0 loss to Liverpool has dropped them to 11th place.

Brentford's Ivan Toney is suspended, and Josh Dasilva is doubtful due to a thigh injury. Also Keane Lewis-Potter and Mikkel Damsgaard are questionable, while Rico Henry, Aaron Hickey, and Kevin Schade are unavailable.

The Gunners David Raya is ineligible to face his parent club, with Aaron Ramsdale set to start in goal. While Fabio Vieira serves a three-match ban, and Emile Smith Rowe, Jurrien Timber, and Thomas Partey are absent. Importantly, Gabriel Jesus may not start after a swift return from a hamstring injury, and assessments are needed for Martin Odegaard, Ben White, and Cedric Soares.

Our Prediction: Arsenal

Expect an engaging clash with both teams eager for three points. Brentford's formidable home form and Arsenal's recent defensive struggles on the road suggest a match with plenty of goals. But their prior successes at the Gtech Community Stadium and the potential return of Martin Odegaard position them to secure a vital away victory.

Tottenham vs Aston Villa

• Date: 26/11/23
• Time: 14:00
• Location: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London

Tottenham Hotspur is gearing up for a challenging home fixture against Aston Villa in the Premier League, with both teams harboring ambitions of securing a spot in the top four. Despite the initial excitement surrounding Spurs' remarkable start, their recent setbacks in the form of back-to-back defeats, coupled with an array of injuries and suspensions to key players, have tempered the optimism.

The absence of influential figures like James Maddison, Micky van de Ven, Cristian Romero, and Yves Bissouma presents a considerable challenge for Tottenham. Additionally, Destiny Udogie, who recently served a one-game suspension, remains a doubt for the upcoming clash. Giovani Lo Celso is expected to step in for the injured Maddison, while the defensive duo of Eric Dier and Ben Davies is likely to retain their places at center-back. The return of Rodrigo Bentancur provides a midfield option to replace the suspended Bissouma.

On the other side, Aston Villa enters the fixture without fresh injury concerns. There is a possibility of Jacob Murphy and Diego Carlos returning to the squad, although their involvement in the game remains uncertain.

The recent form of both teams adds an intriguing layer to the upcoming encounter. Tottenham's disappointment in the aftermath of the defeat to Wolves, where they conceded two goals in injury time, raises questions about their defensive solidity, particularly in the absence of key personnel. Despite Giovani Lo Celso's late cameo nearly producing a goal, Spurs struggled to pose a significant attacking threat without James Maddison.

Aston Villa, on the other hand, is likely to draw confidence from their recent performance at Molineux, where they secured a 2-1 victory. With only two league losses since the opening day, Villa is currently in good form. However, an area of concern for them is their away record, having won two, drawn one, and lost three of their six away matches.

Our Prediction: Draw

The prediction for the upcoming clash leans towards a draw. This projection reflects the recent defensive vulnerabilities observed in Tottenham's game and the confidence Aston Villa might carry into the match following their positive results. The fixture promises to be a closely contested battle, potentially featuring goals from both sides.

Everton vs Manchester United

• Date: 26/11/23
• Time: 16:30
• Location: Goodison Park, Liverpool

Everton is gearing up to face Manchester United at Goodison Park on Sunday in a match that takes on added significance after the Toffees' ten-point deduction over Financial Fair Play (FFP) rule breaches during the international break. This deduction has plunged Everton into the relegation zone, setting the stage for a crucial battle against the backdrop of a potential relegation scrap.

Despite the deduction, Sean Dyche, Everton's manager, had been steering the team positively before the setback. The timing of the deduction, coinciding with a fixture against an inconsistent Manchester United side, might offer Everton a window of opportunity. However, United enters the match in good form, creating an air of unpredictability surrounding the outcome.

In terms of team news, Everton faces uncertainty around key midfielder Amadou Onana, who had to leave the Belgium camp during the international break. Sean Dyche is expected to provide further updates in the pre-match press conference. On the Manchester United side, the return of Luke Shaw to training is a significant boost. However, United has its own injury concerns, with Christian Eriksen and Rasmus Hojlund withdrawing from the Denmark squad, and Andre Onana being forced off while representing Cameroon.

Our Prediction: Everton

Despite the challenges, Everton has not been performing poorly, and there's a sense that they're using the point deduction as extra motivation. The clash leans towards Everton securing a victory, while they fight to leave the relegation battle in the dust.