Premier League Matchday 27 Odds, Picks & Predictions (2026)
We're fresh off a 3-0 sweep with our Matchday 26 betting picks, and I'm looking to keep the good vibes rolling when the Premier League returns this weekend for its 27th week of games. Let's waste no time and dive right into my top English Premier League Matchday 27 picks & predictions for this weekend.
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Premier League Matchday 27 Preview & Best Bets (2026)
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Crystal Palace (-155) vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers (+425), DRAW (+300) | O/U 2.5 (-110/-115)
Sunday's four-match slate opens up with a bottom-half matchup between 13th-place Crystal Palace (8-8-10, 32 points) and last-place Wolverhampton Wanderers (1-7-19, 10 points). Kick-off is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. ET from Selhurst Park in London.
Even though Crystal Palace hasn't been in great form, they should have no issue notching a victory at home against the lowly Wolves on Sunday morning. However, rather than play the -155 Moneyline, I'll be opting for the +120 payout to say that the Eagles hold the visitors scoreless. Give me Wolverhampton Wanderers to stay under 0.5 goals as a team.
Rob Edwards' club has struggled mightily this season, which you can likely deduce from their abysmal 1-7-19 record. The biggest issue has been the lack of offense, as Wolverhampton has managed only 18 goals across 27 matches (20th). On the road, they've found the back of the net only five times in 13 contests. They will be tasked with trying to score on a Crystal Palace defense that has been solid this season. They rank third in clean sheet rate (34.6%), sixth in save rate (69.8%) and seventh in goals allowed (32). With their home crowd behind them, I like the Eagles' chances to completely stonewall the Wanderers in this one.
Bet: Wolverhampton Team Total Under 0.5 Goals (+120)
Tottenham Hotspur (+500) vs. Arsenal (-180), DRAW (+310) | O/U 2.5 (-125/+100)
The marquee matchup on Sunday should be an entertaining one from the capital city, as Tottenham Hotspur (7-8-11, 29 points) hosts top-ranked Arsenal (17-7-3, 58 points). The Gunners hold a comfortable five-point lead over second-place Manchester City heading into the contest, and they're currently priced at -175 to win the English Premier League title. Kick-off is slated for 11:30 a.m. ET from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.
Arsenal is coming off a disappointing 2-2 midweek draw against 20th-place Wolves. Yeah, that's not a result that Gunners' faithful are pleased with when they're in the midst of a title race. However, I don't know if we'll see a full bounce-back performance from them on the road this weekend. Maybe they'll escape with a 2-1 victory, but what I do anticipate is seeing some goals. I'll play the over 2.5 goals at -125.
Tottenham Hotspur’s offense has come to life lately, where they're averaging 1.5 goals per game in their last six outings in all competitions. The Lilywhites have scored two or more goals in four of those matches. Where Tottenham Hotspur has struggled has been on defense, where over their last nine games, they've conceded two or more goals seven times. With the way both offenses are playing right now, I believe it's best to play the over. I think we'll hit the 2-1 threshold and clear the total.
Bet: Over 2.5 Goals (-125)
Everton (+245) vs. Manchester United (-105), DRAW (+280) | O/U 2.5 (-145/+110)
The matchday spills over to Monday, where we have a standalone game between Everton (10-7-9, 37 points) and Manchester United (12-9-5, 45 points). The teams enter the week ranked eighth and fourth, respectively. The matchday finale gets underway at 3:00 p.m. ET from Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool.
Manchester United has been playing solid soccer as of late, but after having their four-game win streak snapped last time out, I think it's time to sell high on the Red Devils. I'll back Everton at +0.5, meaning we'll cash our bet with a Toffees win or draw.
Everton has cashed this line of +0.5 in six of their last seven games in all competitions. They've also been solid at home this season, picking up at least one point in eight of their 13 home contests (4-4-5). They'll welcome in a Manchester United club that's a modest 4-6-3 on the road with a +0 goal differential (22:22).
Everton has conceded only 30 goals in 26 matches (fourth-best), and they rank third in clean sheet rate (34.6%) and fourth in save rate (71.1%). The Toffees are capable of grinding out a low-scoring win or draw at home. Let's back them in this standalone Monday showdown.
Bet: Everton +0.5 (-125)