Premier League Predictions 2023/24: Gameweek 11 Picks

We have the penultimate set of fixtures before Premier League football is once again interrupted by an international break in mid-November. Here you'll find predictions from our in-house writing team for the five televised matches in the English top flight this week.

Fulham vs Man Utd

• Saturday 4th November, 12:30pm, TNT Sports 1

Manchester United’s performances have been heavily criticised in recent weeks, however, they are aiming to win three consecutive Premier League away matches for the first time since 2020 as they travel to Fulham on Saturday. The Cottagers are unbeaten in four of their last five home matches across all competitions. Both sides lack quality in the final third this season and a share of the points could be on the card this weekend.

Anthony Eadson's Prediction: Fulham 1-1 Man Utd

Newcastle vs Arsenal

• Saturday 4th November, 5:30pm, Sky Sports Main Event

Arsenal’s unbeaten start to the season will be given the sternest of tests by Newcastle who are unbeaten in their last six league games, four of which they’ve won. Remarkably, there’s only been one draw in this fixture since 2011 - goalless at the Emirates last season - but with both teams in great form I’m struggling to separate them here. A draw looks decent value at 5/2, while a 1-1 scoreline stands out at an attractive 6/1.

Jack Kitson's Prediction: Newcastle 1-1 Arsenal

Nottingham Forest vs Aston Villa

• Sunday 5th November, 2pm, Sky Sports Main Event

Nottingham Forest face their toughest test on home soil so far this season from Aston Villa. The Midlands side are flying under Unai Emery, securing their 12th consecutive home league win on Sunday with a 3-1 victory over Luton. The City Ground has been a difficult place for Premier League teams to visit since Forest were promoted, losing just three times in 23 league fixtures, while remaining unbeaten in their last seven here.

Villa don't travel as well as they perform at home under Emery, and having lost two and failing to beat Wolves at Molineux, we anticipate the spoils being shared in Sunday's first televised clash.

Luke Hamilton's Prediction: Nottingham Forest 1-1 Aston Villa

Luton vs Liverpool

• Sunday 6th November, 4:30pm, Sky Sports Main Event

Liverpool come in as overwhelming favourites for their match against Luton despite being the away side. Luton are currently four games without a win and it looks unlikely to change against Liverpool. They've kept conceding goals at home to a low number but ultimately have not yet recorded a win. With Spurs only managing to score the one goal at Kenilworth Road this might prove to be closer than expected but I think Liverpool have the quality to win here.

Steven McQuillan's Prediction: Luton 0-1 Liverpool

Tottenham vs Chelsea

• Monday 6th November, 8pm, Sky Sports Main Event

In recent years - except the last outing - when these two teams have met it has been Chelsea that had the upper hand. From their last 10 in all competitions, Spurs have only managed 2 wins (W2/L6/D2), one of those wins being the League Cup 4th round in 2020 with Spurs going through on penalties. However, previous stats do not win games, it's form and Spurs are on top of theirs at the moment, unbeaten in 5 and winning their last 4 games, sitting at the top of the table, while Chelsea are stuttering mid-table with only 2 wins from their last 5.

Michael Bates' Prediction: Tottenham 2-0 Chelsea

Players Ruled Out

Many individuals are expected to miss Gameweek 11 through either injury or suspension. The following list does not contain players who are doubtful but may have a chance of featuring:

AFC Bournemouth

• Tyler Adams
• Ryan Fredericks
• Emiliano Marcondes
• Norberto Neto
• Darren Randolph
• Lewis Cook

Arsenal

• Jurrien Timber
• Thomas Partey
• Gabriel Jesus
• Emile Smith-Rowe

Aston Villa

• Emi Buendia
• Tyrone Mings
• Alex Moreno
• Jacob Ramsey

Brentford

• Rico Henry
• Ivan Toney
• Kevin Schade
• Joshua Dasilva
• Mikkel Damsgaard

Brighton

• Julio Enciso
• Jakub Moder
• Danny Welbeck
• Solomon March

Burnley

• Lyle Foster
• Hjalmar Ekdal
• Josh Cullen
• Aaron Ramsey

Chelsea

• Wesley Fofana
• Christopher Nkunku
• Ben Chilwell
• Romeo Lavia
• Trevoh Chalobah
• Carney Chukwuemeka

Crystal Palace

• James Tomkins
• Michael Olise
• Dean Henderson

Everton

• Dele Alli
• Andre Gomes

Fulham

• Issa Diop

Liverpool

• Thiago Alcantara
• Stefan Bajcetic
• Andrew Robertson

Luton

• Albert-Mboyo Sambi Lokonga
• Dan Potts
• Reece Burke
• Mads Andersen

Man City

• Kevin De Bruyne

Man Utd

• Lisandro Martinez
• Tyrell Malacia
• Luke Shaw
• Jadon Sancho
• Amad Diallo
• Carlos Casemiro

Newcastle

• Harvey Barnes
• Sandro Tonali
• Alexander Isak
• Sven Botman
• Elliot Anderson
• Jacob Murphy
• Lewis Miley
• Javier Manquillo
• Matt Targett

Nottingham Forest

• Callum Hudson-Odoi
• Divock Origi
• Chris Wood
• Gonzalo Montiel

Sheffield United

• Chris Basham
• Rhys Norrington-Davies
• John Egan
• Tom Davies
• Max Lowe
• Daniel Jebbison
• William Osula

Tottenham

• Ivan Perisic
• Manor Solomon
• Ryan Sessegnon
• Alfie Whiteman

West Ham

• Edson Alvarez

Wolves

• Hugo Bueno
• Joseph Hodge
• Pedro Neto