Matchday 10 arrives amid a busy period for English clubs, as several sides were in action midweek during the EFL Cup. The congested schedule may affect energy levels and rotation choices, particularly for top teams already juggling European commitments. With Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League fixtures returning next week, managers are expected to rest key players and experiment tactically. Bettors should be mindful of potential fatigue, lineup changes, and psychological dips, as this transitional round often produces unpredictable results — especially in away fixtures and totals markets.
|  Date | Home Team | Away Team | BZ’s Betting Tip | Odds | Reasoning |
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1 Nov 2025 |
Fulham |
Wolves |
Fulham to win |
1.85 |
Fulham is simply stronger, and they play at home. Wolves yet to find rhythm away and have even one day less for rest after EFL Cup game on midweek. |
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1 Nov 2025 |
Crystal Palace |
Brentford |
Draw |
3.75 |
Brentford is in form with a strong attack, while Palace has home inconsistencies. Both sides are after the Carabao Cup games and can be slightly tired. |
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1 Nov 2025 |
Nottingham Forest |
Man United |
Man United to win |
2.10 |
Manchester United’s momentum is improving following back-to-back league wins and solid defensive displays. Forest’s defensive organization remains poor, especially against high-pressing teams. With Mbeumo and Fernandes being in form, United should create enough chances to control the match and edge an important away victory. |
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1 Nov 2025 |
Burnley |
Arsenal |
Arsenal to Win & Total Under 3.5 |
1.95 |
Arsenal’s quality and depth should overwhelm Burnley’s defensive structure. With Eze and Saka instrumental in transitions and Rice dominating midfield, Arsenal’s control and clinical edge could prove too much for Burnley. The hosts won’t try to outsource the star guests, while the Gunners won’t also invest too many forces before the UCL game on Tuesday. Probably 0-1 or 0-2, but let’s leave some gap for surprises like 1-2. |
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1 Nov 2025 |
Brighton |
Leeds |
Brighton to win |
1.85 |
Brighton’s home edge and Leeds’ away fragility tip the balance. Also, the hosts will be motivated to fight back after two narrow away losses to Man United and Arsenal. |
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1 Nov 2025 |
Tottenham |
Chelsea |
Draw |
3.70 |
While Chelsea is improving in form under Enzo Maresca, they still become vulnerable even against lower-tier teams. Their strengths lie in the pace in wide areas, but Spurs can choose a counter-attacking model for this game. The hosts have enough pace and creativity to expose Chelsea, so guests can choose a more balanced squad and tactics to deny Tottenham’s attack. After using a lot of key players in the EFL Cup games, they can be cautious, also keeping in mind the midweek UCL clashes, and simply agree on a draw, which brings a lot of value. |
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1 Nov 2025 |
Liverpool |
Aston Villa |
Liverpool to win |
1.65 |
Liverpool’s problems continue, and their attacking group is disbalanced with Salah’s poor form and Isak’s misunderstanding with new partners. However, most of their problems were in the away games, and they should finally be hungry to bring some positive emotions to Anfield. Villa’s away record remains patchy, and their defensive transitions can be exploited by Liverpool’s quick counters. Slot rested most of his key players in the lost game to Crystal Palace, so they should focus on bringing back Anfield’s fortress reputation. |
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2 Nov 2025 |
West Ham |
Newcastle |
Newcastle to win |
1.65 |
Newcastle’s attack should exploit West Ham’s defensive lapses, as there were no signs that teams are getting away from their trajectories. |
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2 Nov 2025 |
Man City |
Bournemouth |
Total over 3.0 |
1.90 |
Manchester City continue their domestic dominance, especially at the Etihad, where they control tempo and possession effortlessly. Bournemouth’s low block, however, allows they to counterattack effectively and surprise any team. We expect City to pressure with two goals at least, but Cherries should also fight back with enough danger and deliver a goal fest at Etihad. |
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3 Nov 2025 |
Sunderland |
Everton |
Sunderland to win |
2.80 |
Sunderland’s form at home is looking strong, and they are looking adapted for the EPL after promotion. Everton is struggling now after a good start, especially in the away games. |
