English Premier League predictions, fixtures and results: 13 – 15 December 2025

Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea all at home; Wear-Tyne derby sees Sunderland battle Newcastle in English Premier League this weekend.

The English Premier League cracks on towards Christmas this weekend, although there will be a distinct lack of goodwill to all men in certain quarters.

Mohamed Salah sparked outrage at Liverpool with his fiery comments to the press last weekend.

So much so that Saturday’s home game against Brighton could serve as something of an awkward farewell for the legendary Egyptian, before he jets off to represent his country at the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.

The Seagulls head to Anfield locked on points with Arne Slot’s Reds, with both in nearly-but-not-quite form in the race for continental qualification come May.

EPL leaders Arsenal play the Saturday night match when they welcome Wolves to the Emirates Stadium.

Mikel Arteta’s Gunners lost for just the second time this season amid late drama last weekend, while their miserable visitors have collected just two points all campaign and have lost all four since Rob Edwards returned to Molineux as head coach.

A fascinating top half tussle sees Chelsea go up against Everton.

The Blues are a point better off than the Merseyside club and start the weekend fifth, albeit having gone three games without a win in the league.

David Moyes has his Toffees in fine form amid their new stadium bounce – and they go to Stamford Bridge knowing that the dizzy heights of the top four are within range.

Manchester United are sandwiched between the pair in what is becoming a right old top half tangle.

The Red Devils are unbeaten in three as they return to Old Trafford on Monday night to tackle a Bournemouth side that have been bang out of form as they tumble down the table.

Andoni Iraola’s Cherries did stop the rot last weekend at least, as they held Chelsea to a draw at the Vitality Stadium.

Five Sunday fixtures in the Premier League are lit up by the return of the Wear-Tyne derby when Sunderland host arch-rivals Newcastle.

It’ll be a spicy affair at the Stadium of Light between the neighbours, not least because just a points splits the pair in the battle to push on towards the European qualification places.

And what a game at Selhurst Park, too, as fourth-placed Crystal Palace aim to get stuck into title challengers Manchester City.

The Eagles have won three of their last four as they continue to soar, while Pep Guardiola’s charges come into the weekend off the back of three straight wins to leave them two points shy of Arsenal at the summit.

There’s pressure aplenty at the City Ground where Nottingham Forest face Tottenham.

Pressure eased on Spurs boss Thomas Frank with a home success over his former club last time out, while two defeats in the last three have left Sean Dyche’s Forest just a couple of points clear of relegation danger.

Aston Villa are absolutely flying at the top end of the Premier League, thanks to five straight wins.

Phlegmatic boss Unai Emery has crushed talk of a title tilt this week but his team are just three points off the pace as they go to West Ham.

There’s no such calm for the Hammers – is there ever? – who are without a win in four and sitting firmly in the relegation zone despite the appointment of Nuno Espirito Santo to the hottest of seats.

Also scratching around in the lower reaches are Brentford and Leeds, albeit with the duo in contrasting recent form.

They contest the late EPL game on Sunday at the Gtech Community Stadium with the Bees having lost three of their last four, while the Yorkshire club have collected a much-needed four points from their last possible six.

Saturday’s fourth and final fixture, meanwhile, is another ridden with relegation angst.

Burnley can’t buy a point at the moment, let alone a victory, leaving them above only winless Wolves in the pile.

The Clarets have an opportunity to end that sequence at Turf Moor when Fulham make the trek to the north west off the back of back-to-back defeats of their own.

Manchester United vs AFC Bournemouth

Result prediction: Manchester United to win

CategoryPrediction
Over/Under predictionOver 2.5 goals
HT / FT predictionManchester United / Manchester United
Team to Score predictionManchester United only

Brentford vs Leeds United

Result prediction: Draw

CategoryPrediction
Over/Under predictionUnder 2.5 goals
HT / FT predictionBrentford / Draw
Team to Score predictionBoth teams

Crystal Palace vs Manchester City

Result prediction: Manchester City to win

CategoryPrediction
Over/Under predictionOver 2.5 goals
HT / FT predictionManchester City / Manchester City
Team to Score predictionManchester City only

Nottingham Forest vs Tottenham Hotspur

Result prediction: Tottenham Hotspur to win

CategoryPrediction
Over/Under predictionOver 2.5 goals
HT / FT predictionTottenham Hotspur / Tottenham Hotspur
Team to Score predictionTottenham Hotspur only

Sunderland vs Newcastle United

Result prediction: Newcastle United to win

CategoryPrediction
Over/Under predictionUnder 2.5 goals
HT / FT predictionNewcastle United / Newcastle United
Team to Score predictionNewcastle United only

West Ham United vs Aston Villa

Result prediction: Aston Villa to win

CategoryPrediction
Over/Under predictionOver 2.5 goals
HT / FT predictionAston Villa / Aston Villa
Team to Score predictionBoth teams

Arsenal vs Wolverhampton Wanderers

Result prediction: Arsenal to win

CategoryPrediction
Over/Under predictionOver 2.5 goals
HT / FT predictionArsenal / Arsenal
Team to Score predictionArsenal only

Burnley vs Fulham

Result prediction: Fulham to win

CategoryPrediction
Over/Under predictionUnder 2.5 goals
HT / FT predictionFulham / Fulham
Team to Score predictionFulham only

Chelsea vs Everton

Result prediction: Chelsea to win

CategoryPrediction
Over/Under predictionOver 2.5 goals
HT / FT predictionChelsea / Chelsea
Team to Score predictionBoth teams

Liverpool vs Brighton & Hove Albion

Result prediction: Liverpool to win

CategoryPrediction
Over/Under predictionOver 2.5 goals
HT / FT predictionLiverpool / Liverpool
Team to Score predictionBoth teams