Many say it is the most competitive domestic league in the world. Still, beyond doubt, the English Premier League is the most-watched league competition in football, with a global television audience of 3.2 billion people. With clubs like Manchester United, Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal, and Tottenham Hotspurs, it is not difficult to see why the EPL gets so much attention.
A new season is upon us, scheduled to begin in August, which means more football betting opportunities for everyone. In this article, we will explore all the available information on the 2022–2023 EPL season, fixtures, schedules, and teams and share our Premier League betting tips & predictions for the new season.
The English Premier League certainly lives up to the hype around it, year in, year out. You can hardly find a sports betting website without EPL markets, highlighting the League’s popularity. The Premier League dominates all the headlines, or sports shows when it kicks off, with in-depth information on every match readily available on sports websites.
Besides the wealth of betting markets, research information, and match previews, there is no shortage of goals, upsets, and sensational matches with the EPL. Outright bets like top goalscorer, competition winner, or teams to be relegated, are available, plus countless match bets, giving you a variety of outcomes you can bet on.
Besides the occasional upsets, certain teams like Manchester City and Liverpool have been consistent in the league over the last few seasons. Betting on them to win, for instance, had a 76.31 and 73.68 percentage win rate, respectively. The Premier League is unpredictable, transparent, and highly competitive, and this is why there are countless outcomes you can bet on and remain profitable, whether your favorite team wins or loses.
Manchester United have the most Premier League title wins with 13 in 28 years, while their city neighbors Manchester City have won four of the last five, with Liverpool claiming the odd one. Arsenal are the only team to have won the Premier League without tasting defeat, achieving the feat in the 2003–2004 season. Manchester City’s 100-point haul in 2017–2018 represents the most points in a season, and they finished 19 points above Manchester United that same year, which is the highest winning margin in the competition.
The English Premier League is the most-watched domestic league in the world, with an average of 643 million views per match. The Premier League generates over 2.5 billion pounds in prize money every season, and each team receives a piece of the huge purse through a revenue-sharing model. Also, the English Premier League has at least six teams that fit the ‘big club’ bill, more than other top leagues can boast of, and there are no winter breaks.
Premier League matches are typically played on weekends, mostly on Saturdays. Midweek matches are also common due to continental commitments of certain teams and a busy Christmas fixture schedule where games are played every three days. With the FIFA World Cup 2022 coming up later this year in November, the EPL will go on a break on the 12th of November and resume on December 26.
Twenty teams make up the top flight in English football, and every season, three are relegated to the Championship, while three gain promotion from the second-tier competition. Only six teams (Chelsea, Everton, Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool, and Tottenham) have been ever-present since the League began in 1992–1993.
Each team plays 38 matches, nineteen at home and nineteen away from home. The league begins in August and ends in May. For a win, a team receives three points, one point for a draw, and none for a loss.
The top four teams on the Premier League table qualify for the UEFA Champions League group stages in the next season. The fifth and sixth-placed teams will proceed to the Europa League, while the seventh-placed teams will qualify for the Europa Conference League if the winners of the FA Cup and/or League Cup qualify with their league position.
Several new rules will take hold this coming season courtesy of the International Football Association. Here are a few changes that you will notice in the 2022–2023 season:
The Premier League 2022–2023 fixtures have been released and you can find the dates of all 380 matches below.
Note that kick-offs are fixed for 15:00 GMT on Saturdays and bank holidays unless stated otherwise. Also, please note that fixtures are subject to change.
Source: Premier League
Date | Time (GMT) | Matches |
Saturday 12 November | 15:00 | AFC Bournemouth v Everton Brighton v Aston Villa Fulham v Man Utd Liverpool v Southampton Man City v Brentford Newcastle v Chelsea Nottingham Forest v Crystal Palace Spurs v Leeds West Ham v Leicester Wolves v Arsenal |
Monday 26 December | 15:00 | Arsenal v West Ham Aston Villa v Liverpool Brentford v Spurs Chelsea v AFC Bournemouth Crystal Palace v Fulham Everton v Wolves Leeds v Man City Leicester v Newcastle Man Utd v Nottingham Forest Southampton v Brighton |
Saturday 31 December | 15:00 | AFC Bournemouth v Crystal Palace Brighton v Arsenal Fulham v Southampton Liverpool v Leicester Man City v Everton Newcastle v Leeds Nottingham Forest v Chelsea Spurs v Aston Villa West Ham v Brentford Wolves v Man Utd |
Monday 2 January | 15:00 | Arsenal v Newcastle Aston Villa v Wolves Brentford v Liverpool Chelsea v Man City Crystal Palace v Spurs Everton v Brighton Leeds v West Ham Leicester v Fulham Man Utd v AFC Bournemouth Southampton v Nottingham Forest |
Saturday 14 January | 15:00 | Aston Villa v Leeds Brentford v AFC Bournemouth Brighton v Liverpool Chelsea v Crystal Palace Everton v Southampton Man Utd v Man City Newcastle v Fulham Nottingham Forest v Leicester Spurs v Arsenal Wolves v West Ham |
Saturday 21 January | 15:00 | AFC Bournemouth v Nottingham Forest Arsenal v Man Utd Crystal Palace v Newcastle Fulham v Spurs Leeds v Brentford Leicester v Brighton Liverpool v Chelsea Man City v Wolves Southampton v Aston Villa West Ham v Everton |
Saturday 4 February | 15:00 | Aston Villa v Leicester Brentford v Southampton Brighton v AFC Bournemouth Chelsea v Fulham Everton v Arsenal Man Utd v Crystal Palace Newcastle v West Ham Nottingham Forest v Leeds Spurs v Man City Wolves v Liverpool |
Saturday 11 February | 15:00 | AFC Bournemouth v Newcastle Arsenal v Brentford Crystal Palace v Brighton Fulham v Nottingham Forest Leeds v Man Utd Leicester v Spurs Liverpool v Everton Man City v Aston Villa Southampton v Wolves West Ham v Chelsea |
Saturday 18 February | 15:00 | Aston Villa v Arsenal Brentford v Crystal Palace Brighton v Fulham Chelsea v Southampton Everton v Leeds Man Utd v Leicester Newcastle v Liverpool Nottingham Forest v Man City Spurs v West Ham Wolves v AFC Bournemouth |
Saturday 25 February | 15:00 | AFC Bournemouth v Man City Crystal Palace v Liverpool Everton v Aston Villa Fulham v Wolves Leeds v Southampton Leicester v Arsenal Man Utd v Brentford Newcastle v Brighton Spurs v Chelsea West Ham v Nottingham Forest |
Saturday 4 March | 15:00 | Arsenal v AFC Bournemouth Aston Villa v Crystal Palace Brentford v Fulham Brighton v West Ham Chelsea v Leeds Liverpool v Man Utd Man City v Newcastle Nottingham Forest v Everton Southampton v Leicester Wolves v Spurs |
Saturday 11 March | 15:00 | AFC Bournemouth v Liverpool Crystal Palace v Man City Everton v Brentford Fulham v Arsenal Leeds v Brighton Leicester v Chelsea Man Utd v Southampton Newcastle v Wolves Spurs v Nottingham Forest West Ham v Aston Villa |
Saturday 18 March | 15:00 | Arsenal v Crystal Palace Aston Villa v AFC Bournemouth Brentford v Leicester Brighton v Man Utd Chelsea v Everton Liverpool v Fulham Man City v West Ham Nottingham Forest v Newcastle Southampton v Spurs Wolves v Leeds |
Saturday 1 April | 15:00 | AFC Bournemouth v Fulham Arsenal v Leeds Brighton v Brentford Chelsea v Aston Villa Crystal Palace v Leicester Everton v Spurs Man City v Liverpool Newcastle v Man Utd Nottingham Forest v Wolves West Ham v Southampton |
Saturday 8 April | 15:00 | Aston Villa v Nottingham Forest Brentford v Newcastle Fulham v West Ham Leeds v Crystal Palace Leicester v AFC Bournemouth Liverpool v Arsenal Man Utd v Everton Southampton v Man City Spurs v Brighton Wolves v Chelsea |
Saturday 15 April | 15:00 | Aston Villa v Newcastle Chelsea v Brighton Everton v Fulham Leeds v Liverpool Man City v Leicester Nottingham Forest v Man Utd Southampton v Crystal Palace Spurs v AFC Bournemouth West Ham v Arsenal Wolves v Brentford |
Saturday 22 April | 15:00 | AFC Bournemouth v West Ham Arsenal v Southampton Brentford v Aston Villa Brighton v Man City Crystal Palace v Everton Fulham v Leeds Leicester v Wolves Liverpool v Nottingham Forest Man Utd v Chelsea Newcastle v Spurs |
Tuesday 25 April | 19:45 20:00 | Everton v Newcastle Leeds v Leicester Nottingham Forest v Brighton Spurs v Man Utd West Ham v Liverpool Wolves v Crystal Palace Aston Villa v Fulham |
Wednesday 26 April | 19:45 20:00 | Chelsea v Brentford Southampton v AFC Bournemouth Man City v Arsenal |
Date | Time (GMT) | Matches |
Saturday 29 April | 15:00 | AFC Bournemouth v Leeds Arsenal v Chelsea Brentford v Nottingham Forest Brighton v Wolves Crystal Palace v West Ham Fulham v Man City Leicester v Everton Liverpool v Spurs Man Utd v Aston Villa Newcastle v Southampton |
Saturday 6 May | 15:00 | AFC Bournemouth v Chelsea Brighton v Everton Fulham v Leicester Liverpool v Brentford Man City v Leeds Newcastle v Arsenal Nottingham Forest v Southampton Spurs v Crystal Palace West Ham v Man Utd Wolves v Aston Villa |
Saturday 13 May | 15:00 | Arsenal v Brighton Aston Villa v Spurs Brentford v West Ham Chelsea v Nottingham Forest Crystal Palace v AFC Bournemouth Everton v Man City Leeds v Newcastle Leicester v Liverpool Man Utd v Wolves Southampton v Fulham |
Saturday 20 May | 15:00 | AFC Bournemouth v Man Utd Brighton v Southampton Fulham v Crystal Palace Liverpool v Aston Villa Man City v Chelsea Newcastle v Leicester Nottingham Forest v Arsenal Spurs v Brentford West Ham v Leeds Wolves v Everton |
Sunday 28 May | 16:00 | Arsenal v Wolves Aston Villa v Brighton Brentford v Man City Chelsea v Newcastle Crystal Palace v Nottingham Forest Everton v AFC Bournemouth Leeds v Spurs Leicester v West Ham Man Utd v Fulham Southampton v Liverpool |
Much activity is currently going on as Premier League clubs prepare themselves for the new season. Football bettors are already asking the big questions:
Who will win the 2022–2023 Premier League?
Who are the favorites for a top-four finish?
Which teams will be relegated at the end of the season?
Let us take a look at all twenty English Premier League teams and what they have been up to in the off-season:
AFC Bournemouth
The Scott Parker-led side finished as runners-up in the Championship last season. If Dominic Solankie is in good form and they secure good defensive signings to strengthen the team, they have a good chance of finishing in mid-table this season.
Arsenal
Mikael Arterta’s side were only good enough for a Europa League spot last season and will have their sights set on Champions League qualification this time. Arsenal is looking to sign Raphinha of Leeds and Gabriel Jesus, who will be excellent attacking additions to the team.
Aston Villa
Steven Gerrard has an array of talent at his disposal, and he will be eager to at least compete for continental football this time. Philippe Coutinho has been a revelation, and he, along with Ollie Watkins and other promising players, may just be the lift that Villa needs to break into the top ten.
Brentford
The Bees finished strongly last season, thanks to the masterful loan signing of Christian Eriksen. Brentford are keen to keep him at the club. With a 70 percent win rate in the ten starts Eriksen recorded, signing him will go a long way in getting Thomas Frank’s team firing on all cylinders this season.
Brighton and Hove Albion
Having already lost Yves Bissouma to Tottenham, the Seagulls will look to strengthen their midfield and attacking options as they aim for a decent, mid-table finish this season. It remains to be seen if they have it in them to compete for a European place.
Chelsea
Chelsea have already lost Antonio Rudiger to Real Madrid and released several players without signing any. There is also talk of Romelu Lukaku returning to Inter Milan on loan. Things are not looking bright on the London side, but they still have time to prepare for this season.
Crystal Palace
Viera’s team were solid last season and will fancy their chances of doing better this time. They will miss Chelsea loanee Connor Gallagher, who played a vital role for them last season but has since returned to his parent club. A mid-table finish is possible for this Palace side.
Everton
Frank Lampard has his work cut out for him, as the Toffees barely escaped relegation last season. The likes of Alex Iwobi and Anthony Gordon were revelations under Lampard. If Everton can strengthen defensively and hold on to Richarlison, they have a good chance to finish higher up the table this time.
Fulham
After a convincing display in the Championship and gaining promotion as Champions, Fulham have a lot of work to do to remain in the league next season. Their priority will be survival first, and if they can keep Mitrovic fit, they have a strong chance.
Leeds United
Barely surviving the drop, Jesse Marsch may have to make peace with losing Raphinha in this transfer window. They have a lot of work to avoid a recurrence of last season’s woes, especially reinforcements and squad improvements.
Leicester City
Brendan Rodgers’s men failed to light up the league last season, largely due to injuries. They will need to strengthen at the back and midfield to compete for a European place, especially with midfielder Youri Tielemans targeted by several top clubs.
Liverpool
The Reds lost a vital asset in Sadio Mane but signed Uruguayan Darwin Nunez. Liverpool have solidified their position as one of the top two teams in England for the past five years, and they will, once again, challenge Manchester City for the title.
Manchester City
Guardiola’s men are the defending champions and have already shown their willingness to stay at the top by snapping up Norwegian ace Erling Haaland. Their dominance in recent years makes them the favorites to win the title again.
Manchester United
Manchester United’s new coach, Erik ten Hag, is already pushing for changes. Frenkie de Jong and Christian Eriksen are his favored signings, as the Dutch coach is tasked with injecting life into this Manchester United side, with a top-four finish being the primary objective.
Newcastle United
After experiencing a turn in their fortunes last season, Newcastle will be hoping to challenge for Europe this time, especially with the big money backing they now have. If they can come away with quality signings, Newcastle will threaten several teams this season.
Nottingham Forest
Playoff winners Nottingham Forest are back in the Premier League and, like other promoted teams, will aim, above all, to survive this season. They are already in the market for some signing to improve their squad, with Nigerian Taiwo Awoniyi reportedly on his way to the club.
Southampton
The Saints were bystanders for most of last season, but signing Armando Broja may help boost their chances for a top-half finish, but a deal is yet to be finalized with Chelsea. They know they need an injection of talent to compete in the EPL, as they are over-reliant on James Ward-Prowse.
Tottenham Hotspur
Conte’s men managed to reach the Champions League, aiming to at least repeat the feat while looking to challenge for the title. With the signings of Ivan Perisic and Yves Bissouma, they have strengthened their team, and we expect them to have a great season.
West Ham United
David Moyes’s team were only good enough for a Europa Conference League spot, largely due to their inconsistency. If they can perform at their best week in and week out, especially with Jarod Bowen and Lanzini, another European spot may be theirs to lose.
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Bruno Lage had several star performers on his side last season, but they were plagued by an inability to score goals. They will look to improve their attacking options and may expect to lose several players, including Ruben Neves and Adama Traore. If they do their business right, a top-half finish is almost certain.
The Premier League gives you access to thousands of markets, yet, how do you ensure you remain profitable when you bet on the English Premier League? While the Premier League gives you a wide range of options, if you are reckless with your bets and do not have sufficient information to base your predictions on, you may end up losing a lot of money. Here are a few helpful strategies you must adopt when betting on the English Premier League:
Before betting on any outcome, it would help if you had a background understanding of the fixture. Is it a relegation battle? Is the match a city derby with a rich history? Does either team have European commitments that will make them rest players? These questions will help you understand what market to gravitate to before betting.
Form, injuries, match history, and other vital information can determine the result of a match or a player’s performance. You need enough information on any match before you bet on it. For instance, Harry Kane may have a good goalscoring record against a certain team, and if you know this, you can bet on him to score in that fixture.
What do you do when you are on a losing streak? Do you increase your stakes and try again in the hope of recovering your losses? If you chase losses, you will expose yourself to betting with more than you can afford to lose. It is best to take a break and restrategize if you are on a losing streak.
Premier League betting is risky, and nothing is certain in football. Even the best of teams have a bad day sometimes and lose games that seem like easy wins. It would be best if you never bet on your rent, school fees, feeding allowance, or money you cannot afford to lose.
As competitive as the Premier League is, a few teams have managed to remain consistent in certain fixtures, or across home games, for instance. Look out for outcomes that have a high winning probability, like a Liverpool home win, for instance. Keep risky plays few and far between.
Some betting platforms have more favorable Premier League betting odds than others. It is advisable to sign up with multiple platforms, so you can compare and place your bets on the websites with the highest odds.
At BetNinjas, we are committed to helping you find your way as you bet on matches in the English Premier League. Here are a few Premier League betting predictions for you:
Last season, Manchester City and Liverpool left all the other teams in their wake as the title race dragged on till the final day. They look poised to repeat the feat this season as Chelsea, Arsenal and the others look to rebuild, not strengthen. Only Tottenham looks like they know who they need to sign so that we may have another two-horse race on our hands.
The Egyptian king has dominated England for a while now, and even with strikers coming and going, he is still the man to beat in the goalscoring department.
Antonio Conte and his charges peaked in form towards the end of last season. While a title charge may be premature, we expect them to turn in great performances and be more consistent, which will be enough to see them finish third.
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The English Premier League 2022–2023 season is upon us, and all the excitement can finally return. While there are several strategies you must apply to stay profitable, the golden rule is to gamble responsibly. At BetNinjas, you can get the best Premier League betting tips for your favorite football competition.