Premier League · 2026/27
Premier League Matchday 7 predictions
10 fixtures from October 17 to October 19. 1X2 probabilities, correct score and implied odds, recalculated as odds and line-ups move.
Kick-off times in UTC
Match of the round
Saturday, October 17 · 14:00
Every fixture this round
Saturday, October 17
1X2
Sunday, October 18
1X2
Monday, October 19
1X2
Premier League Matchday 7 runs from October 17 to October 19 with 10 fixtures. For each one the Betora model blends recent form, Elo rating, expected goals, absences and market odds into a 1X2 probability and a most likely correct score.
The safest pick of the round is Manchester City - Ipswich: Manchester City to win at 81%. The tightest match is Newcastle - Aston Villa, where no outcome clears 36%, so treat it with care in an accumulator.
Match by match
- Everton vs Chelsea, October 17: the model's pick is Everton to win (40%).
- Fulham vs Hull City, October 17: the model's pick is Hull City to win (41%).
- Manchester City vs Ipswich, October 17: the model's pick is Manchester City to win (81%).
- Brentford vs Liverpool, October 17: the model's pick is Brentford to win (38%).
- Newcastle vs Aston Villa, October 17: the model's pick is Newcastle to win (36%).
- Bournemouth vs Sunderland, October 18: the model's pick is Bournemouth to win (46%).
- Brighton vs Crystal Palace, October 18: the model's pick is Brighton to win (51%).
- Leeds vs Manchester United, October 18: the model's pick is Manchester United to win (44%).
- Nottingham Forest vs Arsenal, October 18: the model's pick is Arsenal to win (62%).
- Tottenham vs Coventry, October 19: the model's pick is Tottenham to win (70%).
Matchday 7 FAQ
When is Premier League Matchday 7 played?
From October 17 to October 19. Kick-off times on this page are shown in UTC.
What is the safest pick of Matchday 7?
Manchester City - Ipswich: Manchester City to win at 81% probability according to the Betora model. No prediction is guaranteed: use the probabilities to compare odds.
How are these predictions calculated?
Every match is rated by a model that combines Elo rating, expected goals (xG), form over the last 5 games, injuries and suspensions, and bookmaker odds. The output is a probability for each outcome and the most likely correct score.
Do the predictions change before kick-off?
Yes. Probabilities are recalculated until kick-off whenever odds move or the official line-ups are announced.