2025/26 Premier League odds & predictions: GW11 betting tips

• Bryan Mbeumo to star for United against Spurs

• A red card to be brandished at Palace vs Brighton

• Man City and Liverpool to play out a cracker at the Etihad

After a typically entertaining start to the season, Ladbrokes runs through some Premier League odds & predictions for GW11. We're taking into account things we learned from the latest weekend of Premier League action, and sharing our top betting tips before the next round of fixtures.

The Premier League is treating us to some blockbusters this weekend, from a mouthwatering clash between Spurs and Man United to a Sunday-afternoon meeting between Liverpool and Man City. This matchweek is sure to be another unmissable one - so here are some odds & predictions, plus a handful of expert-led betting tips ahead of GW11.

The Premier League weekend kicks off with a blockbuster on Saturday lunchtime, as Spurs welcome Manchester United to the capital with hopes of picking up their first home win since the opening day - but we're backing Bryan Mbeumo to score in a crucial victory for the visitors.

The winger has been a key player in United's four-game unbeaten streak, scoring three times, and epitomises the newfound confidence that Ruben Amorim's side seem to be playing with. The Red Devils have already beaten Liverpool and Chelsea this term, and with the Spurs' recent form highlighting their inconsistency, we expect United to take them down too.

Mbeumo will get a lot of the ball on United's right-hand side, taking on Djed Spence and driving into the space exploited by a forward-thinking backline, so he's tipped to score his fifth goal of the season - steering United to a first win at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium since 2021.

In a season already packed with shock results and surprising inconsistencies, Arsenal have been a constant of real quality, boasting a six-point lead at the top of the table already. They head to high-flying Sunderland as clear favourites this weekend, but we're backing Nordi Mukiele to put in another strong display at the back for the hosts, making 3+ tackles.

The Frenchman has been a revelation at the Stadium of Light, becoming an instant fan-favourite, and will be tested repeatedly in the Black Cats' backline by the likes of Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard. But as is fast becoming synonymous with Sunderland's identity, Mukiele loves a battle, and we're not expecting him to shy away here.

The defender is averaging over 2.5 tackles per 90 in the Premier League this season, and with Arsenal expected to have the lion's share of possession, he will likely have a fair bit of defending to do. It will take another mammoth display from him, but we think he's more than capable, so Ladbrokes is tipping Nordi Mukiele to make 3+ tackles when Sunderland host Arsenal.

One of the games of the weekend takes place at Selhurst Park on Sunday afternoon, as fierce rivals Crystal Palace and Brighton meet for the first time this season, and we're expecting sparks to fly - with the referee brandishing a red card.

Last season's fixture at Selhurst Park saw three people sent off, with Eddie Nketiah, Marc Guehi, and Jan Paul van Hecke all receiving their marching orders, so that lingering bad blood could spill over into this one. With a single point separating the sides before kick-off, there's more than just bragging rights on the line, so we're predicting that referee Tim Robinson could have a busy day.

Brighton haven't won at Palace since 2019, so tensions will also grow should they take the lead at all. Red cards haven't been a notably common theme in this fixture over the years, but with both sides now fighting for Europe and last season's mayhem still fresh in the memory, we think the red mist could descend on this one.

Following back-to-back wins over Aston Villa and Real Madrid, Liverpool are hoping their terrible run of form is firmly behind them, with focus now turning back to catching Premier League favourites Arsenal at the top of the league.

Unfortunately for the Reds, the games don't get any easier, with a free-scoring Man City next up. Erling Haaland followed up his brace against Bournemouth with a Champions League goal against Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday, and comes into this having scored 18 in his 14 games this season - form which we think the Liverpool defence will struggle to contain.

That being said, City haven't been as resolute as they could be, conceding a goal in each of their last four games in all competitions, so we're also backing Liverpool to find the net. The champions still pose a huge threat to any team they face, and are the Premier League's second-highest scorers (behind City). As two of Europe's deadliest attacks come face-to-face, we're backing both teams to score at the Etihad.

Allow us to introduce you to one of Ladbrokes' Premier League special bets, with the bookies giving you the chance to back individual players to make England's 2026 World Cup squad - and following his form shown over the last week, we think Phil Foden could be very hard for Thomas Tuchel to ignore.

The Manchester City man was left out of the most recent England squad due to a lack of games, but with another camp coming up next week, he's likely to get the chance to showcase his talents on the international stage again.

When Phil Foden is in form, there are very few players who can match his ability on the ball, so Ladbrokes is tipping the 25-year-old to make the World Cup plane to USA, Mexico and Canada next summer. His experience of winning, his undeniable talent and his decent form are all difficult to overlook - but can he help England win the whole thing?

That wraps up our look at the 2025/26 Premier League odds & predictions for GW11. Based on things we learned last weekend, we've picked out a few of our top betting tips ahead of another action-packed set of PL fixtures. For more Premier League betting tips, check out our weekly Premier League acca, and get insight into every match with our detailed match previews.

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