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Premier League form guide

Every team's last six results, newest on the left, with a form score that rewards recent wins most. Sorted hottest first.

Tips by Ade Ola · Winning Arena analystModel refreshed 14 Nov 2026, 04:27 WAT · Every pick graded in the prediction archive

#	Team	Last six	Form	Pts	Season GF–GA
1	Bournemouth	WWWWW	100	15/15	16–14
2	Arsenal	WWWDW	90	13/15	15–5
3	Everton	WWWL	83	9/12	12–10
4	Brighton	WWWDL	80	10/15	26–7
5	Tottenham	LWW	60	6/9	10–11
6	Nottingham Forest	WL	55	3/6	9–13
7	Leeds	WLD	49	4/9	10–8
8	Sunderland	WLLWD	48	7/15	8–17
9	Liverpool	WLLDW	45	7/15	14–10
10	Manchester United	DWLL	39	4/12	14–19
11	Fulham	DDLW	37	5/12	10–12
12	Chelsea	LWDL	35	4/12	19–16
13	Brentford	LWLD	33	4/12	16–11
14	Coventry	LWL	33	3/9	10–19
15	Manchester City	LWLDL	30	4/15	21–13
16	Newcastle	DLLW	28	4/12	13–16
17	Aston Villa	DLDLW	27	5/15	14–17
18	Crystal Palace	LDLWL	23	4/15	10–24
19	Hull City	LDD	20	2/9	11–11
20	Ipswich	LD	15	1/6	15–20

Using form without being fooled by it

Six matches is enough to spot a trend but not to prove one. A team that won four in a row against bottom-half sides may still be weaker than its run suggests, so compare the form guide with the xG database: when good results come with strong expected-goals numbers, the form is more likely to last. When results run well ahead of xG, expect them to cool.

Fixtures for the teams at the top and bottom of this list are on today's predictions, where the model has already priced in their recent games.

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Premier League form guide: the last six results, weighed properly

Form is the first thing most punters check and the easiest thing to misread. Four wins in a row looks impressive until you notice they came against the bottom four. This form guide shows each team's last six results in Premier League, alongside the strength of the opponents, so you can judge form on quality as well as quantity.

Reading the form strip

Each team's strip shows wins, draws and losses from oldest to newest, with goals scored and conceded. Look at the trend, not just the count: a side with two early losses and four recent wins is heading the right way; one with four early wins and two recent defeats may be fading.

Form versus long-term strength

Six matches is a small sample, and results swing on single moments. That is why our tips lean on ratings built from a full year, with recent games weighted more heavily, rather than on the last six alone. When form and rating disagree sharply – a weak team on a hot streak – the price often follows the form, and the value is usually on the other side.

What to look for

Goals scored and conceded, not just results. A run of 1–0 wins is shakier than it looks.
Home and away splits – some teams are completely different on the road.
Who they played: beating three relegation candidates proves less than drawing with the leaders.
Changes behind the results: a new coach, a returning striker, a key injury.

Using form with the tips

If a tip backs a team in poor form, check whether the rating still makes it the stronger side – the market may be overreacting. If a tip goes against a team in great form, look at its opponents; the run may have flattered it. Every tip is settled in the prediction archive, where you can see whether form or ratings proved right. 18+.

Worked example: two teams on four-game streaks

Team A has won four in a row against sides currently 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th. Team B has drawn four in a row against the top four. On the strip, A looks hot and B looks stuck. On quality, B's run is arguably the better one. Their ratings – which account for opponents – may show B as the stronger side, and if the market prices A as the favourite when they meet, the value may well be with B or the draw.

Form checklist

Who were the opponents?
Home and away split.
Goal difference across the six games, not just results.
Any change of coach or key player behind the run.

Quick answers

Why six games? It is long enough to show a trend and short enough to stay current. Longer-term strength is in the ratings.

Does cup form count? It is shown, but league form tells you more about a team's usual level.

Is a long unbeaten run a reason to back a team? Only if the price agrees. Bookmakers know about unbeaten runs too, and they are often already in the odds.

Frequently asked questions

Who is in the best form in the Premier League?

Bournemouth – 15 points from their last 5 games (form score 100/100).

How is the form score calculated?

Wins earn 3 and draws 1, as in the table, but the newest match counts six times as much as the oldest of the six. 100 means six straight wins; 0 means six defeats.

Does the model use form?

Indirectly. Ratings weight recent matches more heavily, so a strong run lifts a team's numbers – but six games is a small sample, so form alone never decides a pick.