Live Scores & AI Predictions

Arsenal have won four straight after an opening-day defeat and sit second in the table, while Leeds have drawn four of their last five and look hard to beat rather than free-scoring. Arsenal’s home form and recent scoring edge make them favourites, but Leeds’ draw-heavy run suggests goals could be tight.

Chelsea have found some rhythm with back-to-back wins after a mixed start, while Bournemouth have won only once in five and sit deep in the bottom half. The gap in points and recent form favours Chelsea at home.

Ipswich’s form is patchy but they have won two of their last five, including their most recent game, while Fulham have not won in five and sit second from bottom. Home advantage and Fulham’s poor away form tilt this toward the hosts.

Villa have won just once in five and sit in the relegation zone, while Brentford are unbeaten in four and fourth in the table. Brentford’s consistency away from home makes them the stronger side on paper.

Sunderland have won just once in five since promotion, while Brighton sit third in the table with two wins in their last three. Brighton’s superior form and squad depth make them favourites despite travelling.

United have struggled for consistency with one win in five but sit well above Tottenham, who are bottom of the table without a win in four. United’s home advantage against a struggling Spurs side favours the hosts.