Premier League Stats: Key Stats from every match in Week 35

The finishing line is in sight but there is still plenty to play for at both ends of the table, with games spread over four days on this bank holiday weekend.  

Dan Thomas is here with key stats and best betting angles for all 10 games for Gameweek 35, kicking off at Elland Road on Friday...

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Premier League Stats & Best Bets for Week 35's Matches.

• Leeds United vs Burnley 
• Friday, 20:00 
• Live on Sky Sports 

Key stat: Burnley have won just one of their last 25 in the Premier League, while only two sides have fewer yellow cards than Leeds this campaign 

Best bet: Leeds were strangely passive in their FA Cup semi-final clash with Chelsea, but they can pretty much guarantee safety with a win on Friday and they could hardly have picked a better opponent than Burnley, who parted ways with Scott Parker this week after a hugely underwhelming campaign. The Whites are just 4/11 to win but Betfred are offering up a decent 3/1 on the home victory, combined with the hosts hitting most corners and the Clarets to receive the most cards. With the visitors averaging just 3.64 corners per game away from home and Leeds one of the best behaved in the league, this looks a solid approach to kick off the weekend.  

Bet: Back Leeds to Win, Leeds Most Corners & Burnley Most Cards at 3/1  

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• Brentford vs West Ham United
• Saturday, 15:00

Key stat: Brentford are winless in their last six home Premier League matches, while West Ham have earned 22 points from their past 13 top flight games 

Best bet: West Ham were very briefly back in the relegation zone when Everton pegged them back to 1-1 on Saturday but Callum Wilson's late winner meant the Hammers remain two points above Spurs as we head into this gameweek and they'll fancy their chances of picking up more points against Brentford. The Bees appear to be running out of steam after what has been a very good campaign, without a win since February. The draw is a live runner here but with West Ham in confident mood we'll back Nuno's men to ramp the pressure up on Tottenham.  

• Newcastle United vs Brighton  
• Saturday, 15:00 

Key stat: Newcastle have lost four Premier League games on the bounce while Brighton have won six of their last eight in the top flight 

Best bet: Newcastle are eight points clear of the relegation zone with four games to play but such is their bad run of form that some fans are looking over their shoulders. With seven home defeats already on the slate, St James Park is likely to be a nervous place for the visit of Brighton who are ending the season in fine style. The Seagulls win price of 8/5 doesn't jump off the page, but given they have scored at least twice in six of their last eight, adding Over 2.5 Goals to boost it to 5/2 makes it a bet.  

• Wolves vs Sunderland 
• Saturday, 15:00 

Key stat: Wolves have failed to score in a league high 18 games this season, while Sunderland have only netted four times before the break in their 17 away matches 

Best bet: Hopes that confirmation of relegation would release the shackles for Wolves proved unfounded last weekend as they unsuccessfully attempted to grind out a draw with Spurs and it's unlikely to be one for the purists this weekend as Sunderland visit on the back of a 5-0 home hammering by Nottingham Forest. The Black Cats should have enough quality to get the three points in the end but we'll back them to leave it late.  

• Arsenal vs Fulham 
• Saturday, 17:30 
• Live on Sky Sports 

Key stat: Arsenal have only scored six goals in their last eight games in all competitions, while Fulham have failed to score in four of their last six  

Best bet: Arsenal bounced back from defeat at Man City with a gritty win over Newcastle and a positive result in midweek in Madrid and they can put the pressure back on Pep Guardiola's men with three points over Fulham on Saturday. Marco Silva - linked with the Chelsea job this week - has cut a frustrated figure in recent weeks, with the Cottagers looking blunt in attack and this could well be a repeat of last week's 1-0 home win for the Gunners. We'll back the hosts and Under 2.5 Goals at a decent price.  

• Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace 
• Sunday, 14:00 
• Live on Sky Sports 

Key stat: Bournemouth are unbeaten in 14 Premier League games - the longest ongoing run in the division - while Crystal Palace have lost seven of their last 13 away matches 

Best bet: Bournemouth were frustratingly held to a draw by Leeds thanks to a 96th minute equaliser but it maintained their long unbeaten run and there's been no sign of a dropoff since Andoni Iraola's departure was confirmed. They face a Crystal Palace side whose eggs are firmly in the Europa Conference League basket, with the Eagles 90 minutes away from the final. The Cherries are just 4/7 for the win but we can take that into odds-against territory by adding Over 2.5 Goals - the hosts have scored twice in each of their last four, with BTTS landing in all of them.  

• Manchester United vs Liverpool 
• Sunday, 15:30 
• Live on Sky Sports 

Key stat: Bruno Fernandes has assisted 19 goals this season and needs just two more to break the Premier League record  

Best bet: Manchester United have won six of their last seven at Old Trafford but Liverpool - who won here 3-0 last season - are looking for their fourth consecutive victory and this one looks too close to call. Instead we'll keep it simple and back that man Bruno to notch yet another assist. You sense the Portuguese is focused on breaking the record - as one wag noted, we could see a repeat of the famous Henry/Pires penalty at this rate - and 5/2 on a bet that has landed 11 times out of 15 still represents a value bet.  

• Aston Villa vs Tottenham  
• Sunday, 19:00 
• Live on Sky Sports 

Key stat: Aston Villa have been drawing at half-time in 15 of their Premier League matches this season, while all three of Roberto de Zerbi's games in charge of Tottenham have been level at the break 

Best bet: Defeat at Fulham last time out means Aston Villa still need to focus on picking up league points to secure a Champions League spot, but this game being sandwiched in the middle of the two-legged Europa League semi-final with Nottingham Forest makes this a hard one to call. Tottenham finally got a win under their belt in 2026 with victory at Wolves but it wasn't pretty and both sides are likely to start this one slowly. We'll back the half-time draw.  

• Chelsea vs Nottingham Forest 
• Monday, 15:00 
• Live on Sky Sports 

Key stat: Nottingham Forest have lost just two of their eight Premier League away games against Chelsea and are unbeaten in all three visits to Stamford Bridge since their return to the competition in 2022 

Best bet: Chelsea made it through to the FA Cup final with a relatively comfortable 1-0 win over Leeds but it's been a horror run in the league - five losses in a row without scoring - that ultimately cost Liam Rosenior his job. They face a Forest side who will no doubt have one eye on the Europa League semi-final second leg, but still need points to secure survival and enjoy their trips to SW6. We'll back the Tricky Trees to pick up a valuable point.  

• Everton vs Manchester City  
• Monday, 20:00 
• Live on Sky Sports 

Key stat: Manchester City are unbeaten in their last 11 league games (W8 D3), collecting more points (24) and conceding fewer goals (8) than any other side during that run. 

Best bet: Everton remain in the running for a European spot but two consecutive weeks of injury time concessions when hosting Liverpool and travelling to West Ham have dented their chances. Manchester City, meanwhile, are ruthlessly picking up maximum points on a weekly basis to maintain pressure on long-time leaders Arsenal and haven't lost to the Toffees since 2016/17. We'll back another efficient victory for Pep Guardiola's men. 

Dan Thomas Premier League Stats P&L 2025/26:

• Stakes: 327
• Returns: 248.41
• Profit: -78.59

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