With England’s elite turning their attention back to domestic duties this weekend, we have a stacked Saturday of Premier League action.

As defending champions Arsenal look to extend on their 100% start to proceedings, north London rivals Tottenham are desperate to put a maiden victory on the board.

For those of you looking to stick on a Saturday accumulator, we have taken a glance at some of Saturday’s most attractive Premier League betting tips.

Saturday, September 12th

BST 15:00 Aston Villa vs Nottingham Forest 

Getting their Champions League adventure underway with a rollercoaster 3-2 victory away at Belgium giants Club Brugge on Tuesday evening, Aston Villa will be desperate to use that action-packed performance as a platform to build on.

However, opening up the 2026/27 campaign with a nightmare display as they slumped to a woeful 4-0 drumming at the hands of Brighton on August 23rd, Unai Emery has made his domestic frustrations abundantly clear.

Despite shattering a string of records last season as they were crowned Europa League champions thanks to an iconic 3-0 victory against Freiburg in Istanbul back in May, Villa have drastically failed to find their feet this time around.

In fact, Saturday’s hosts have put just a single point on the board from any of their first three Premier League appearances.

Likewise, signing off August with a 1-0 defeat against defending champions Arsenal, Emery’s side are still waiting to bag a maiden Premier League strike.

Although there might have been a huge amount of excitement around the City Ground following Oliver Glasner’s shock appointment back in July, Nottingham Forest have failed to make much of an immediate impact under the ex-Crystal Palace boss.

Missing out on what they had billed as a potential opportunity last time out as they were eventually forced to settle for a controversial 0-0 stalemate at home against Tottenham, Saturday’s guests are still waiting to put a maiden domestic victory on the board.

Watching their EFL Cup adventure come to an end on August 25th as they slumped to a 2-0 loss at the hands of Leeds, Glasner’s side have failed to win any of their opening four showdowns across all competitions (two defeats, two draws).

Falling to a nightmare 4-0 drumming when they last travelled to Villa Park for a Premier League showdown back on May 7th, Saturday’s guests hold a woeful record away at the reigning European champions.

Glasner’s men have lost all of their previous five consecutive trips to Villa Park by an aggregate score of 15-4.

Betting Tip: Aston Villa draw no bet @ 7/10 1xBet

15:00 Chelsea vs Hull City 

Mounting a remarkable comeback in west London on Wednesday night as they eventually extended on their EFL Cup adventure thanks to a sensational 6-3 victory against Leeds, Chelsea have certainly impressed since Xabi Alonso’s blockbuster arrival at Stamford Bridge.

Despite falling to a 2-1 loss away at reigning Premier League champions Arsenal last weekend, the Blues have won each of their other four domestic appearances across all competitions.

With their sights fixed on mounting a genuine title charge this season, Chelsea will know the importance of avoiding a major banana skin on Saturday afternoon.

It should be highlighted, along with opening the 2026/27 campaign with a 3-2 victory against local rivals Fulham on August 24th, Alonso’s men have notched 16 goals in their opening five domestic matchups across all fronts.

Including that remarkable EFL Cup victory in midweek, Chelsea have won their first three showdowns in west London by an aggregate score of 12-6.

While Hull might have officially punched their iconic Premier League return over the summer, it is no secret that the Tigers opened proceedings last month universally installed as a landslide relegation favourite.

However, despite being written off by fans from up and down the country last month, Sergej Jakirovic’s high-flying squad have firmly cemented their spot as England’s ultimate surprise package.

Getting the 2026/27 campaign underway with a famous 2-0 victory at home against Premier League heavyweights Manchester United on August 22nd, Hull have remarkably put seven points on the board from their first three top-flight showdowns.

In fact, last seen putting in another gritty performance as they snatched a 0-0 stalemate against reigning Europa League champions Aston Villa, Jakirovic’s men have also yet to ship a maiden Premier League strike.

Betting Tip: Morgan Rogers over 0.5 shots on target @ 2/5 BetUS

17:30 Tottenham vs Everton 

While Tottenham might have dragged themselves over the finishing line as they avoided what would have been an infamous Premier League relegation, Spurs once again find themselves at the heart of another crisis.

Getting the 2026/27 campaign underway with a nightmare 3-0 drumming against Brentford on August 22nd, the pressure on Roberto De Zerbi’s shoulders is starting to reach a boiling point.

With the ex-Brighton boss making his frustrations abundantly clear, Saturday’s hosts open this weekend’s fixtures sat in the drop zone having put just one-point on the board from any of their first three Premier League appearances.

Putting in another toothless performance last time out as they were forced to settle for a 0-0 stalemate away at Nottingham Forest, Tottenham have gained an unwanted reputation for their struggles in the final third.

In fact, De Zerbi’s side are still waiting to bag a maiden Premier League strike since opening up the new campaign.

While Everton might be dealing with their own public crisis behind the scenes, David Moyes’ men have enjoyed a rugged start to proceedings.

Snatching a dramatic last-gasp point at home against Manchester United last weekend, the Toffees are unbeaten in all of their opening four appearances across all competitions (two wins, two draws).

Getting the new campaign underway with a hard-fought 2-0 victory against Crystal Palace on August 22nd, Everton could be smelling the chance to spring a real upset on Saturday evening.

However, hit with a 1-0 loss away at Spurs when they last travelled to north London back on May 24th, Moyes’ side have lost all of their previous five straight visits to the capital.

Betting Tip: Both teams to score – No @ 1/1 1xBet

Our Saturday Premier League Accumulator:  

• Aston Villa vs Nottingham Forest – Aston Villa draw no bet 
• Chelsea vs Hull City – Morgan Rogers over 0.5 shots on target 
• Tottenham vs Everton – Both teams to score – No 

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