The 2026/27 Premier League continues after the international break next weekend with exciting matches of the 6th round.
The ongoing controversy surrounding Manchester City adds yet another enticing element to what promises to be an exciting round of fixtures.
Without further ado, read on as we take a look at the latest odds for the Premier League before assessing some of the highlights of Round 6.
Premier League 2026/27 – Latest odds
Despite losing 3-0 at Brighton & Hove Albion in their last outing, Arsenal are lucky favorites to successfully defend their title this season.
With City winning their opening five games, the latest crypto sportsbook has priced the Premier League market as a 3/1 shot. Here is the latest open bet:
- Arsenal – 1/2
- Manchester City – 3/1
- Liverpool – 11/1
- “Chelsea” – 16/1
- Brighton & Hove Albion – 28/1
- Manchester United – 40/1
- Brentford – 80/1
- Leeds United – 200/1
- Aston Villa – 250/1
- Newcastle United – 250/1
- Tottenham Hotspur – 250/1
- Bournemouth – 350/1
- Everton – 350/1
- Nottingham Forest – 500/1
- Crystal Palace – 750/1
- Fulham – 750/1
- Sunderland – 750/1
- Hull City – 750/1
- Coventry City – 1500/1
- Ipswich City – 1500/1
Premier League 2026/27 – 6th round games
Saturday, October 10
- “Arsenal” – “Leeds United”
- Aston Villa vs Brentford
- Ipswich Town – Fulham
- “Chelsea” – “Bournemouth”
- Sunderland vs Brighton & Hove Albion
- Manchester United – Tottenham Hotspur
Sunday, October 11
- “Crystal Palace” – “Nottingham Forest”
- “Hull City” – “Everton”
- “Liverpool” – “Manchester City”
Monday, October 12
- Coventry City vs Newcastle United
Premier League 2026/27 – Round 6 preview
The eyes of the sporting world will be on Anfield on October 11 as Man City play for the first time since being found guilty of multiple financial irregularities.
The atmosphere in Liverpool is guaranteed to be electric as the current tableau players look to take off-field matters off their minds.
The Reds will relish the opportunity to test City’s mindset as they look to protect their unbeaten start to the new campaign (W2, D3).
Arsenal will look to increase the pressure on City after beating Leeds United at home the previous day.
The Gunners put in an incredible performance in Brighton before the international break and can’t afford a repeat of that display.
Leeds have picked up nine points from their first five matches and have been tipped as potential contenders for European qualification this season.
Saturday’s teatime game between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur brings together two teams in need of improvement.
United were forced to challenge for the title after finishing third last season. However, they have won just once this term (D2, L2).
The match against Tottenham at Old Trafford presents the Red Devils with a golden opportunity to make their record look more respectable.
Tottenham spent a lot of time in the summer transfer window but have started the season with two draws and three defeats in five away games.
Big-money signings like Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes have not lived up to expectations and need to start showing why Spurs splashed the cash on them.
Jan Paul van Hecke picked up a foot injury in the Dutch Nations League match against Serbia, which could have been a blessing in disguise.
The Dutchman has been poor since joining the club from Brighton this summer and could benefit from a spell on the sidelines as a result.
Chelsea v Bournemouth and Aston Villa v Brentford are other highlights to watch when the Premier League returns after a three-week break.