English Premier League Gameweek 36 Predictions

As the Premier League heads into Gameweek 36, the tension is rising with clubs pushing for final points in crucial battles for European spots and pride. With plenty of data, stats, and recent form to analyze, we've handpicked some of the best predictions for this weekend’s fixtures. From goal markets to outright winners and foul counts, here’s where the value lies for bettors and fans.

Fulham vs Everton

Under 2.5 Goals @1.70

Everton has played 35 league games this season, and 22 of those matches ended with fewer than three goals. In their last nine games, eight finished under 2.5 goals, and all of their last five away games also had fewer than three goals. When Fulham and Everton play each other, six of their last seven matches have ended with under 2.5 goals. Bookmakers give odds between 1.75 and 1.86 for under 2.5 goals in this match, and experts think there is about a 55% to 65% chance that it will happen. This shows that both teams often play in low-scoring games, making under 2.5 goals a likely outcome for this match.

Ipswich vs Brentford

Brentford to Win @1.70

Brentford and Ipswich have played 13 times recently. Brentford won 5 of those games, Ipswich won 4, and the other 4 ended in a draw. This gives Brentford a small advantage overall.

This season, Brentford scores about 1.78 goals per game, while Ipswich scores around 1.14. Brentford often plays well in away games, usually scoring more than 1.5 goals.

Ipswich is having a tough time at home—they’ve lost their last 7 home matches in all competitions. They’ve also let in at least one goal in each of their last 17 games, showing their defense isn’t strong right now. Meanwhile, Brentford has won 4 of their last 6 away games, which shows they’ve been doing well when playing away from home.

Southampton vs Man City

Man City to score 1.5 goals @1.80

Manchester City is expected to score more than 1.5 goals against Southampton, mainly because of their strong attack and Southampton’s weak defense. City has been scoring well this season, with an average of 2.11 goals per game. In almost 89% of their away matches, they’ve managed to score more than 1.5 goals.

Southampton, on the other hand, has struggled badly at the back. They’ve let in 82 goals in just 35 games (the most in the league), giving them an average of around 2.34 goals conceded per match. At home, it’s even worse, with 2.65 goals allowed on average. With numbers like these, it’s very likely that Manchester City will score at least two goals in this match.

Wolves vs Brighton

Both Teams To Score - YES @1.60

Both Teams To Score (BTTS) looks like a strong possibility in the Wolves vs. Brighton game. Brighton has had BTTS in 25 of their 35 league games this season. In fact, both teams have scored in each of their last five Premier League matches, and in 10 of their last 13 away games.

Wolves also support this trend. They’ve scored in all of their last six home league matches and have let in goals in three of those games. When these two teams met earlier in the season, the match ended 2-2, which adds even more reason to expect goals from both sides again.

Bournemouth vs Aston Villa

Both Teams To Score - YES @1.55

Both Teams To Score (BTTS) looks like a strong bet for the Bournemouth vs. Aston Villa match. In their last 10 meetings, there’s been an average of 2.8 goals per game, showing that both teams usually create chances. BTTS has happened in about 56% of their games overall.

This season, Bournemouth scores around 1.59 goals per match and has seen over 1.5 total goals in about 68% of their home games. Aston Villa averages 1.64 goals per game and has had over 1.5 goals in more than 84% of their away matches. With both teams showing good attacking numbers and a history of scoring against each other, BTTS is very likely in this match.

Newcastle vs Chelsea

Both Teams To Score - YES @1.50

Both Teams To Score (BTTS) is a strong possibility for the Newcastle vs. Chelsea clash. Looking at their history, BTTS has happened in about 62% of their 58 meetings, with an average of 2.5 goals per game, showing a tendency for open and competitive matches.

This season, Newcastle has been solid going forward, averaging 1.94 goals per game and playing in matches with over 1.5 total goals in more than 80% of their home fixtures. Chelsea has also shown attacking strength, scoring an average of 2.12 goals per match and seeing over 1.5 goals in nearly 86% of their away games.

Even though the last two games between these sides didn’t see both teams score, their overall head-to-head record and current scoring form suggest a high chance of BTTS in this encounter.

Manchester United vs West Ham United

Over 2.5 goals @1.80

Over 2.5 goals looks like a strong prediction for the Manchester United vs. West Ham match. In their 56 previous meetings, the average goals per game is 2.86, showing a history of high-scoring encounters.

This season, Manchester United scores around 1.75 goals per match and has seen over 2.5 total goals in two-thirds of their home games. West Ham averages 1.30 goals per game, and over 2.5 goals have been scored in just over half (52.17%) of their away matches.

Both teams struggle to keep clean sheets—United have conceded in 76% of their home matches, and West Ham in the same percentage of their away games. With both sides capable of scoring and regularly conceding, over 2.5 goals is a very likely outcome in this match.

Nottingham Forest vs Leicester

Forest to score over 1.5 goals @1.60

Nottingham Forest is well backed to score over 1.5 goals against Leicester, thanks to their solid attacking stats and Leicester’s shaky defense. This season, Forest averages between 1.49 and 1.61 goals per game, showing they can score consistently.

When these two teams meet, the matches tend to be open and high-scoring, with an average of around 3.14 to 3.3 goals per game. Forest has done fairly well in recent head-to-heads, winning 7 of the last 21 and regularly getting on the scoresheet.

Despite a few recent struggles at home, Forest has been strong overall at their ground, staying unbeaten in 9 of their last 11 home league games. Leicester’s defense has been a concern—they concede between 1.4 and 1.8 goals per match on average, which makes it likely that Forest will score at least twice in this game.

Tottenham vs Palace

Over 21.5 Fouls @1.85

Tottenham and Crystal Palace both tend to play with intensity, leading to a high number of fouls in their matches. Spurs commit around 11.7 fouls per game, while Palace averages about 11.4. Together, that’s roughly 23 fouls per match—well above the 21.5 foul line often used in betting.

Their recent head-to-head meetings and Premier League form also reflect a physical and competitive style of play, which usually results in a high foul count. Based on these trends, a match total of over 21.5 fouls seems very likely.

Liverpool vs Arsenal

Both Teams To Score - YES @1.60

In their 59 past meetings, Both Teams To Score (BTTS) has happened in about 56% of the games, with an average of 3.33 goals per match, showing that both teams often find the back of the net.

This season, Liverpool has been scoring well at home, averaging 2.21 goals per game, while Arsenal has also been strong in attack, averaging 2.00 goals per game away. Furthermore, in the last 6 head-to-head encounters, 4 of them have seen both teams score, further supporting the likelihood of BTTS in their upcoming match.

Conclusion

Gameweek 36 offers plenty of thrilling matchups with clear betting value based on team stats, trends, and head-to-head records. Whether you’re eyeing goal totals, winners, or niche markets like fouls, these predictions are grounded in real performance data and historical insights. Stay sharp, bet responsibly, and enjoy the action-packed weekend of Premier League football.

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