Home›Premier League›Predictions

Data updated

← Premier League

Premier League Predictions: Gameweek 8

Win, draw and loss chances and our predicted score for every match.

Ipswich vs Nottingham Forest

Friday 23 October 20:00
Ipswich 33%
25%
Nottingham Forest 42%

Prediction: Nottingham Forest 1-0 · Stats, form & team news

Aston Villa vs Man City

Saturday 24 October 12:30
27%
23%
Man City 51%

Prediction: Man City 2-1 · Stats, form & team news

Arsenal vs Everton

Saturday 24 October 15:00
Arsenal 61%
22%
17%

Prediction: Arsenal 1-0 · Stats, form & team news

Coventry vs Fulham

Saturday 24 October 15:00
Coventry 33%
25%
Fulham 42%

Prediction: Fulham 1-0 · Stats, form & team news

Chelsea vs Tottenham

Saturday 24 October 17:30
Chelsea 52%
23%
25%

Prediction: Chelsea 2-1 · Stats, form & team news

Crystal Palace vs Newcastle

Sunday 25 October 14:00
Crystal Palace 36%
25%
Newcastle 39%

Prediction: Newcastle 2-1 · Stats, form & team news

Hull vs Brentford

Sunday 25 October 14:00
25%
25%
Brentford 50%

Prediction: Brentford 1-0 · Stats, form & team news

Liverpool vs Brighton

Sunday 25 October 14:00
Liverpool 43%
23%
Brighton 34%

Prediction: Liverpool 2-1 · Stats, form & team news

Man United vs Bournemouth

Sunday 25 October 14:00
Man United 45%
24%
Bournemouth 31%

Prediction: Man United 2-1 · Stats, form & team news

Sunderland vs Leeds

Sunday 25 October 16:30
Sunderland 36%
26%
Leeds 38%

Prediction: Leeds 1-0 · Stats, form & team news

Frequently Asked Questions

How are these predictions made?
Forecasts come from the FPL Dave model: each team's expected goals from its underlying numbers this season (pulled toward the league average while the sample is small), blended with the bookmakers' expected goals when they have priced the match. They are estimates for information and entertainment, not betting advice. Results, fixtures, player data and injury flags are from the official Fantasy Premier League game. FPL Dave is independent and not affiliated with the Premier League.
How accurate are the predictions?
The record starts with the first gameweek whose forecasts were locked before the deadline; it will show here once those matches are played.

Forecasts come from the FPL Dave model: each team's expected goals from its underlying numbers this season (pulled toward the league average while the sample is small), blended with the bookmakers' expected goals when they have priced the match. They are estimates for information and entertainment, not betting advice. Results, fixtures, player data and injury flags are from the official Fantasy Premier League game. FPL Dave is independent and not affiliated with the Premier League.