Here are our EPL picks for Sunday 11 October 2026. Our model likes 6 bets here. The one it likes most is Hull City +1.25 Goal Handicap, priced at -208 when we wrote this. Here is the thinking behind each pick, in plain English.

Fulham vs Hull City: Hull City +1.25 Goal Handicap (-208)

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As Fulham prepares to host Hull City, the recent form suggests Hull could well be the team to back. Fulham's home performances have been lackluster, with just one win in their last five at Craven Cottage, averaging a meager 0.8 goals per game. Their xG stats echo this struggle, showing they’ve struggled to convert chances into goals. On the flip side, Hull City comes into this match with a more optimistic outlook, scoring 1.4 goals per game away from home in their last five outings. They’ve also recently beaten Fulham twice in their last five encounters. Given Hull's ability to find the net more consistently and Fulham's defensive vulnerabilities, taking Hull City with a 1.25 handicap looks promising. It capitalizes on the current trends and records, making this a compelling option to consider.

Swansea City vs West Ham United: Swansea City Draw No Bet (+155)

Odds correct at time of publishing

As Swansea City prepares to face West Ham, recent form points to a favorable outcome for the Swans. At home, they've been solid, posting three wins in their last five matches while averaging 1.4 goals and conceding just 0.4—a stark contrast to West Ham's recent struggles. The Hammers may boast a decent away record, but they’ve conceded 2 goals on average in their last five away games, which could spell trouble against a confident Swansea side. What’s more, Swansea's attacking stats—11.8 shots per game with a strong 5.4 on target—indicate a potent home threat. Their defensive stability, combined with a growing attacking rhythm, suggests they can edge past West Ham without losing. Opting for Swansea City in the Draw No Bet market feels like the smart play here, given their home advantage and West Ham’s vulnerabilities on the road.

Fulham vs Hull City: Hull City +1.5 Goal Handicap (-233)

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As Fulham prepares to host Hull City, the contrast in recent form is striking. Fulham has struggled, managing just one win in their last five home matches, averaging a mere 0.8 goals while conceding 1.4. Their lack of attacking threat is underscored by an xG of zero—truly alarming for a home side. On the flip side, Hull City comes off a more resilient stretch, netting 1.2 goals per game away, with a solid xG suggesting they’ve been creating chances despite some inconsistency. They’ve held Fulham at bay in their last two meetings, and with a handicap of 1.5, it’s reasonable to back Hull to not only keep it tight but potentially secure the win. With Fulham’s recent struggles and Hull’s upward trajectory, this bet feels like a calculated risk worth taking.

Hull City vs Everton: Hull City +0.75 Goal Handicap (-196)

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As Hull City prepares to host Everton, the recent form of both teams paints a compelling picture. Hull has been impressive at home, boasting a solid 3-2-0 record over their last five matches, and they've allowed a mere 0.2 goals per game at home. With an average of 1.2 goals scored, they’re creating enough chances to keep pressure on opposing defenses. On the flip side, Everton's away form is concerning, especially with just a single point from their last five away outings and an average of only 0.8 goals scored. Their defense has also been shaky, conceding an average of 1.2 goals during this stretch. With Hull’s strong home record and Everton's struggles, backing Hull City at -0.75 seems a savvy wager; they’re primed to take advantage of the Toffees’ vulnerabilities and secure a crucial three points.

Real Betis vs Barcelona: Real Betis +1 Goal Handicap (+130)

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As Real Betis prepares to host Barcelona, there’s an intriguing dynamic at play. Betis has shown remarkable resilience at home, boasting an unbeaten streak of five matches, where they've not only controlled possession but also limited opponents to just 0.4 goals per game. Their ability to pile on the pressure, averaging a hefty 17 shots per match, speaks to their threat level. Conversely, Barcelona may be riding high with five straight wins, but their record against Betis has been shaky recently, winning only three of the last five encounters. While they score prolifically, their defensive vulnerabilities could be exposed, especially against a Betis side that has tightened up significantly.

That is the model's read on today's EPL card. Prices move, so check the price at your bookmaker before you back anything. And if a game does not feel right to you, the strongest move is to skip it -- there is another one tomorrow.

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