Premier League: Predicting the winners of every opening weekend fixture

Premier League football has arrived, Stadiums will be full capacity for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic.




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A new campaign of Premier League football has arrived. After a long-awaited return, fans are set to pack inside stadiums to full capacity for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic. To little surprise to many on the Premier League betting market, Manchester City secured their third title under Pep Guardiola and brace themselves for another intense campaign if they are to throw off Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool and newly crowned European Champions Chelsea. Plenty of clubs have been active in the transfer market, with Manchester United splashing the cash on big money deals for Jadon Sancho and Raphaël Varane, whilst the newly promoted sides have moved quietly but could still be in with a chance of causing some upsets.

The opening day brings eternal optimism, well at least until your team concede first! The slate is wiped clean and the weeks of preparation and the ongoing season can be decided by those first integral minutes. Here is how we think each game will go.

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Leeds
Leeds
Monday, 18 August 2025
9:00 pm
Everton
Everton
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Draw
Away
Relegated from the Premier League in 2023, Leeds then narrowly missed the rise last year but achieved his ends during the previous exercise. The men of Daniel Farke made very good figure to win the title in Championship. They easily composted their direct accession within the elite 10 units ahead of 3rd place but, on the other hand, had to work to be sacred even a number of points than Burnley with a better difference in goals. Leeds practiced a very pleasant game and finished, quite clearly, with the best attack in the championship. The promoted will obviously be used to maintain this season but the provisions glimpsed last year give a lot of confidence.

In great difficulty until mid-championship last year, Everton made a spectacular recovery in the classification following the return to the bench of the History David Moyes, which had already made the heyday of the club between 2002 and 2013. The Toffees finally finished 13 red. They still have the goal of fighting so as not to go down this season. Everton can still hope to be less fear, having regard to his 2nd half of the very solid championship last year. 

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