Fulham vs Arsenal: Premier League betting tips, predictions and odds

• Bukayo Saka to get his first assist of the season

• Fulham to score at least one goal past Arsenal's stubborn defence

• Arsenal to win their fifth consecutive match in all competitions

Ahead of Fulham vs Arsenal in the Premier League, Ladbrokes shares its expert betting tips for the London derby, with the Gunners backed to win again.

Mikel Arteta's side have won six of their last seven games across all competitions, including their last four, so visit Craven Cottage in a rich vein of form. The new favourites for the Premier League title visit a ground they've struggled at in recent seasons, and will be keen to extend their lead at the top of the table with another victory.

Below, we've put together a handful of our top betting tips for Fulham vs Arsenal, with Bukayo Saka backed to play a big part.

Since returning from injury, Bukayo Saka has taken no time getting back to his best, with a goal or assist in four consecutive games for club and country - and we're backing him to extend that run with an assist at Craven Cottage.

The England winger has always delivered excellent numbers for Arsenal, registering 30 Premier League assists in the last three seasons - but he is yet to set up a teammate in 2025/26. With Viktor Gyokeres - still the second-favourite to win this season's Golden Boot - now in front of him, it wouldn't be a surprise to see Saka rack up the assists as the season rolls on. He'll get a lot of the ball here, as he always does, and we're predicting that he will grab his first assist of the campaign.

While Arsenal are certainly favourites coming into this one, Craven Cottage is a ground where not much has gone their way over the past couple of seasons, with Fulham taking four points from their last two home games against the Gunners - severely hindering their title chances in the process.

Despite only conceding three goals in their opening seven Premier League games, and not yet conceding in the Champions League, we think Arsenal will be breached by the Fulham attack on Saturday - with the Cottagers only failing to score once this season. The likes of Alex Iwobi and Harry Wilson have already chipped in with goals, and while it will be tough to get a result against the league leaders, we do think Fulham will score at least once on Saturday.

With Fulham likely to allow Arsenal the lion's share of possession on Saturday, the hosts will have a fair bit of defending to do against a very strong frontline, and we're expecting Calvin Bassey to be caught out at some point. Whether he's drifting wide to deal with Saka or tussling with Gyokeres, the Fulham defender could have a very difficult evening.

Bassey has already picked up a couple of yellow cards this season, and was booked in this exact fixture last season for a cynical foul to stop a counter attack - which could certainly be a position he finds himself in again this weekend. The 25-year-old is having a strong start to the season, but Ladbrokes is tipping the Arsenal forwards to get the better of him, with Bassey being shown a card at some point.

Wrapping up our expert betting tips and predictions for Fulham vs Arsenal, we're backing Arsenal to pick up all three points and extend their lead at the top of the Premier League table.

With four wins on the bounce in all competitions, Arsenal are hitting a seemingly unstoppable patch of form, and huge wins against the likes of Newcastle and Man United are already under their belt this season. Now the league leaders, they'll be desperate to stay at the top for a while longer yet, and we think that added motivation will carry them over the line at Craven Cottage. Arsenal will win again, with Fulham suffering a third straight defeat.

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