EPL 2025/26 Multi bet of the Week | Matchweek 7

A first defeat of the campaign for Liverpool last weekend at Crystal Palace has opened up the Premier League table ahead of match week 7, with the likes of Arsenal and Manchester City able to close the gap.

The Gunners showed heart to win late at Newcastle United and face a West Ham side this weekend, who now have Nuno Espirito Santo in charge, following Graham Potter's sacking.

Elsewhere, Liverpool will be looking to bounce back, as they hit the road again, this time at Chelsea, while Tottenham will be looking to build on their good start, as they visit Leeds United.

Emirates Stadium, 4th October, 23:00

A controversial last gasp win at Newcastle last weekend will give Arsenal a real spring in their step ahead of this one, as they take on London rivals West Ham next.

The Gunners looked set to drop more points, after drawing with Manchester City the week before but Gabriel's winner has given Mikel Arteta's side plenty to cling onto, at a crucial point in the campaign.

For West Ham, this feels like a free hit in only Nuno Espirito Santo's second game in charge but they demonstrated resolve and quality in their draw at Everton last weekend.

Arsenal are firm favourites here, especially at home but West Ham should carry a strong goal threat - even if the Gunners do end up winning comfortably in the end.

Stamford Bridge, 5th October, 01:30

The sharks are circling for both Chelsea and Liverpool following some tough recent results and this should be a good game here in West London.

Defeats to Manchester United and Brighton in the Premier League have piled the pressure on Enzo Maresca's side but the blues dug deep to overcome Benfica in the Champions League in midweek.

Liverpool meanwhile came unstuck against both Crystal Palace and Galatasaray in the past few days but Arne Slot's side are still the side to catch at the top of the pile.

This should be a very good game, with both sides sure to attack from the outset but Liverpool should have the superior quality in key areas and should return to winning ways.

Elland Road, 4th October, 20:30

Leeds United have enjoyed a very strong start on their return to the Premier League and they will be desperate to continue that here against Tottenham.

The Yorkshire outfit find themselves sitting pretty in 12th with 6 games played, and with 8 points on the board, they look well placed to put up a strong fight against relegation this term.

Tottenham meanwhile have adjusted well to life under Thomas Frank and their late draw with Wolves last week was testament to the improvements they have made this season.

This should be a super charged one at Elland Road and Leeds will have a real go from the outset but Tottenham should have enough quality to pick them off on the break.