Enjoy this big weekend of fixtures featuring some top match ups between big sides in the sharp end of the Premier League. Before another dreaded international round spoils the party. Talking of party, here are our Premier League Predictions Week 11 and summary with loads of stats to party like it has an expected goals of 19.99.
Each gameweek in the Premier League in 2024-25 we offer up a stat filled prediction preview, with some barely interesting stats and visuals, just enough to bluff your way through various tipping competitions or betting shops.
And stay tuned for the EPL Donkey, who serves up a slightly different view on the Premier League each week.
2024-25 Premier League Predictions Week 11
Barely Interesting Premier League Stats Week 11
Here you’ll find the choicest cuts of barely interesting stats on offer for every fixture this gameweek. Some may assist your tipping, others are barely worth a grunt. Either way, they are all yours.
WHU v EVE – West Ham won 2-0 on the last home game on a Saturday v Everton, which broke a run of nine without win. West Ham have won their only game v bottom six sides (at time of fixture) this season. Everton have lost their only away trip to a London team.
WOL v SOT – Wolves have won five straight v Southampton. Wolves are one of two sides yet to keep a clean sheet (the other is Brentford). Wolves have the worst Expected Goals this season but have scored three more goals better than their xG.
BRE v BOU – Brentford are unbeaten in four games v Bournemouth (W2 D2) and have lost just once in their last nine meetings. Better still, Brentford are unbeaten in 11 games at home v Bournemouth (W6 D5). Brentford have the best % for Shots per Game v Goals Scored per game.
CRY v FUL – The last three games between these sides have ended in a draw. And five of the last seven between these sides at Crystal Palace on a Saturday ended in a draw. Fulham are one of just five sides not to lose to a London club yet this season (W1 D1).
BHA v MCI – Man City come into this match on a run of three straight losses in all leagues. Man City are unbeaten v Brighton in the last six league matches (W5 D1). Better still, Man City have won seven straight v Brighton on a Saturday. Brighton have lost their two games v top six opposition so far this season.
LIV v AVL – Liverpool are unbeaten in their last seven v Aston Villa (W5 D2) with their last loss coincidentally being a 7-2 defeat in 2020. Liverpool are also unbeaten in their last six at home v Aston Villa. Liverpool have kept the most clean sheets this season so far with five in ten games.
MUN v LEI – Man Utd have lost just one of their last 15 at home to Leicester (W11 D3 L1). Man Utd have won four games in a row on a Sunday v Leicester. Man Utd have won their only game v promoted sides this season so far.
TOT v IPS – Ipswich have won the last three matches between these sides, albeit more than two decades ago. The only two games between these sides on a Sunday have ended in a draw. Spurs’ record v bottom six clubs (at time of match) this season is W1 D1 L1. Ipswich have lost both of their games to big six clubs. Ipswich are second last for Expected Goals and Shots per Game.
NFO v NEW – Newcastle have won the last two game v Forest in Nottingham. Nottingham Forest have drawn both of their Sunday games this season. Newcastle’s Sunday record is W2 D1 L1.
CHE v ARS – Arsenal are unbeaten in their last five league games v Chelsea (W4 D1). Arsenal are also unbeaten in their last five games at Chelsea (W3 D2). Arsenal won the last Sunday fixture between these sides, but were winless in the 11 games preceding that. Arsenal are W2 D1 v big six clubs this season so far, Chelsea are D1 L2.
Premier League Week 11 H2H Stats
Here are the essential H2H stats for Week 11 of the Premier League.
General Premier League Season Stats
This is where we put the current season stats featuring form, xG, goals scored and conceded, shots, tackles and more.
