The Premier League games are coming thick and fast now with an overdue full midweek round to beat those weekday blues. Talking of weekday blues, our Premier League Week 31 Predictions and useful stats are here to help Chelsea win a game, or not.
Each week we provide a meandering look into the upcoming round of Premier League football, with not only our predictions for the upcoming Premier League fixtures but offer up a wide range of H2H and in-season stats and barely interesting facts.
We’ve even been busy over the break developing a ratings system for each team and match and a predictor model.
2023-24 Premier League Week 31 Fixtures
2023-24 Premier League Week 31 Predictions
Here are our fearless predictions for the fixtures ahead, and tune in below for all the stats and barely interesting stats that go along with them.
Nottingham Forest 1 Fulham 3
Newcastle 6 Everton 1
Bournemouth 2 Crystal Palace 1
Burnley 1 Wolves 1
West Ham 2 Spurs 2
Arsenal 5 Luton 1
Brentford 3 Brighton 0
Man City 2 Aston Villa 0
Liverpool 4 Sheffield Utd 0
Chelsea 1 Man Utd 1
Season Progress: 48% – 133/279 – Correct Scores – 17
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2023-24 Premier League Week 31 Best Stats
Need a reason to pick one team over another, or just have a stat ready to impress friends and family, either way you are welcome to our favourite stats of the current gameweek.
NFO v FUL – Fulham have won the last three games vs Nottingham Forest and five of their last six. Fulham have won four in a row at Nottingham Forest. And four of their last five midweek matches.
NFO v FUL – Fulham are W1 D2 away to bottom six teams this season.
NEW v EVE – Newcastle have won three in a row at home to Everton.
NEW v EVE – Newcastle are W2 D1 L1 at home to bottom six sides (at time of match). Everton are W3 D2 L3 away to middle eight sides.
NEW v EVE – Everton are winless in their last seven away games (L5 D2)
BOU v CRY – Crystal Palace are unbeaten in their last three trips to Bournemouth (W2 D1)
BOU v CRY – Bournemouth have lost just one home game this season (W5 D4 L1) to teams outside the top six (at time of match).
BUR v WOL – Burnley are unbeaten in their last six home games to Wolves (W4 D2).
BUR v WOL – Wolves are unbeaten in their last seven midweek games v Burnley (W4 D3).
WHU v TOT – West Ham are unbeaten in their last three home games to Spurs (W2 D1).
WHU v TOT – West Ham are winless this season top six opponents (D1 L2).
ARS v LUT – Arsenal have won their last six home games v Luton and are unbeaten in their last 12 at home to the Hatters (W10 D2). Luton’s last win at Arsenal was in 1959.
ARS v LUT – Arsenal have a 100% win record v bottom six sides at home this season.
ARS v LUT – Luton are winless this season away to big six clubs (L6 D1).
BRE v BHA – Brighton have won the last five midweek matches v Brentford.
BRE v BHA – Brighton are winless this season in seven games away to London clubs.
MCI v AVL – Man City have won the last 12 Premier League home games v Aston Villa by a combined 38-5.
MCI v AVL – Man City have won all five midweek Premier League games at home.
MCI v AVL – Man City’s record at home to top six sides (at time of match) is D3 W1.
LIV v SHU – Liverpool are the only team with a 100% win record for games between Monday and Thursday this season.
LIV v SHU – Liverpool have won the last six home games v Sheffield Utd by a combined 13-1.
LIV v SHU – Liverpool have a 100% win record in four games against bottom six sides.
CHE v MUN – Man Utd (W5 D7) are unbeaten in their last 12 Premier League games v Chelsea.
CHE v MUN – The last three matches between these sides have ended in a draw.
2023-24 Premier League Week 31 Quick Stats – Midweek Record
Here’s our quick result summary visual for just the games this season between Monday and Thursday.
2023-24 English Premier League Current Season Stats
A quick look at the current state of play in the Premier League. An alternative table, form summary, points per game at home or away, v opposition and expected goals. So many.
