The Current Premier League Streaks You Need To Know

Article By Charlie Mullan August 18, 2026 · 6 min read

The Current Premier League Streaks You Need To Know

As the new Premier League season, the slate has been wiped clean with everybody dreaming of glory.

After a few matches, betting sites will display recent trends for each player and team.

Our stats department are ahead of the game and they have kept a record of the key betting trends carried over from last season for both players and teams.

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Arsenal

The Gunners start their title defence at home to newly-promoted Coventry, expecting to pick up their fifth successive opening weekend win.

In each of their last three Premier League title defences, Arsenal have finished second - can they go one better?

Streaks:

3+ corners - 27 games
3+ shots on target - 8 games
Gabriel 1+ tackle - 10 starts
Bukayo Saka 1+ shot - 9 games
Jurrien Timber 1+ tackle - 9 games
Bruno Guimaraes 1+ foul won - 9 games
Bruno Guimaraes 1+ foul committed - 9 games
Bruno Guimaraes 2+ fouls won - 8 games
Eberechi Eze 1+ foul won - 8 starts

Aston Villa

Aston Villa enjoyed the club's most successful campaign for many season after winning the Europa League and finishing fourth.

Unai Emery's side start at Brighton on Sunday, which is their fifth away opener in their last six seasons.

Streaks:

3+ corners - 32 games
Ollie Watkins 1+ shot - 8 games
Emi Buendia 1+ foul won - 8 starts

Bournemouth

The Cherries are one of nine clubs under new management this season after Andoni Iraola left to replace Arne Slot as Liverpool's manager.

Iraola will be a hard act to follow, but Marco Rose has the experience of managing dortmund and RB Leipzig in the German Bundesliga to succeed.

Streaks:

3+ shots on target - 8 games
Junior Kroupi 1+ shot - 12 games
Adam Scott 1+ tackle - 12 games
Evanilson 1+ shot - 9 games

Brentford

Was last season a one-off, or can Keith Andrews improve on Brentford's ninth-place finish?

The signing of Lens midfielder Mamadou Sangare will help, and they will hope to extend their unbeaten record to four home Premier League openers, when they host Tottenham this weekend.

Streaks

1+ card received - 5 games
Dango Ouattara 1+ shot - 14 games
Dango Ouattara 2+ shots - 6 games
Yehor Yarmoliuk 1+ tackle - 8 starts

Brighton

After back-to-back eight-place finishes, head coach Fabian Hurzeler will hope to break the top six or maybe even the top four.

The German will have to juggle Europa Conference League commitments, which has not been easy for some clubs in recent seasons.

Streaks

Carlos Baleba 1+ foul committed - 11 starts
Yankuba Minteh 1+ foul committed - 5 games

Chelsea

Xabi Alonso is the latest manager tasked with turning Chelsea from pretenders to contenders and without European football to distract them this season, the Blues could be serious challengers.

Adding the midfielder Jordan Henderson, Danny Welbeck and Morgan Rogers up front could be three of the shrewdest signings of the summer.

Streaks:

1+ card received - 31 games
Morgan Rogers 1+ shot - 23 games
Morgan Rogers 1+ fouls committed - 10 games
Joao Pedro 1+ shot - 14 games
Cole Palmer 1+ foul won - 8 games
Moises Caicedo 1+ foul won - 8 games

Crystal Palace

Pierre Sage has the unenviable task of replacing Oliver Glasner, who left Crystal Palace as the club's most successful manager - winning the FA Cup and the Conference League.

Sage led Lens to second spot in Ligue 1 last season, and Eagles fans will hope for similar magic at Selhurst Park this season.

Streaks

Nathaniel Clyne 1+ tackle - 10 games
Jefferson Lerma 1+ foul won - 8 games
Jorgen Strand Larsen 1+ shot - 8 games

Everton

Finishing 13th was not what David Moyes or anyone at the Hill Dickinson Stadium would have wanted when christening their new stadium.

However, the gap between them and Brighton, who qualified for Europe, was just four points so the Toffees can be optimistic for the new season.

Streaks

2+ cards received - 7 games
Beto 1+ shot - 17 starts
Merlin Rohl 1+ tackle - 13 games
Iliman Ndiaye 1+ shot - 11 games
James Garner 1+ tackle - 10 games

Fulham

Life without Marco Silva begins on Monday night with their neighbours Chelsea popping round to wish them the best of luck - maybe not.

Alvaro Arbeloa will be up against another former Real Madrid manager in Xabi Alonso in that game, and a repeat of their 2-1 win in this fixture would be a dream start for Alvaro.

Streaks

Kenny Tete 1+ tackle - 20 starts
Calvin Bassey 1+ tackle - 10 games
Antonee Robinson 1+ tackle - 7 starts

Leeds United

Daniel Farke won over many Leeds supporters with survival last season, but the hard work he did, could be undone if they get off to a slow start.

Farke has added goalkeeper James Trafford from Manchester City, Tarik Muharemovic from Sassuolo and perhaps the best of all, Harry Wilson on a free transfer from Fulham.

Streaks

Gabriel Gudmundsson 1+ foul won - 27 games
Anton Stach 1+ shot - 8 games
Ethan Ampadu 1+ foul committed - 8 games

Liverpool

Andoni Iraola earned his shot at a top club after the wonders he performed on the south coast with Bournemouth, where expectation levels weren't the highest.

At Anfield, Iraola won't just be judged on trophies won, but also on playing a style of football Reds fans expect.

Streaks

3+ shots on target - 17 games
1+ card received - 5 games
Dominik Szoboszlai 1+ foul committed - 11 games
Dominik Szoboszlai 1+ shot - 10 games
Curtis Jones 1+ tackle - 8 games

Manchester City

Enzo Maresca will need a fast start to convince City supporters still mourning the departure of Pep Guardiola, that he is the right man to lead the Cityzens to league titles.

Elliott Anderson, who cost around £116m, needs to step up and fill the void left by former Ballon d'Or winner Rodri.

Streaks

3+ shots on target - 16 games
6+ corners - 10 games
3+ corners - 22 games
Antoine Semenyo 1+ shot - 37 games
Elliot Anderson 1+ foul committed - 15 starts
Elliot Anderson 1+ foul won - 13 games
Erling Haaland 2+ shots - 12 games
Jeremy Doku 1+ shot - 10 games
Erling Haaland 1+ shot on target - 7 games

Manchester United

Michael Carrick turned his interim role as United manager into a permanent position and after finishing third last season, now has Champions League football to navigate.

The arrival of Youri Tielemans and Andrey Santos improves their midfield, but supporters will be asking if this squad is strong enough to succeed this season.

Streaks

1+ card received - 15 games
Youri Tielemans 1+ tackle - 25 games
Benjamin Sesko 1+ shot - 15 starts
Matheus Cunha 1+ shot - 10 games
Matheus Cunha 1+ shots on target - 9 games
Matheus Cunha 2+ shots - 9 games
Youri Tielemans 2+ tackles - 8 games

Newcastle United

After a summer of discontent, Newcastle fans have no idea what to expect from the 2026/27 campaign without manager Eddie Howe, who left in the summer along with Anthony Gordon, Sandro Tonali and Bruno Guimaraes.

Matthias Jaissle is under immediate pressure to steady the ship and get the Magpies off to a winning start at home to Liverpool in the opening weekend.

Streaks

2+ shots on target - 14 games

Nottingham Forest

The bitter rivalry between Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest looks set to run into the 2026/27 season, with Oliver Glasner leaving the Eagles for Forest.

Signing defender Ousmane Diomande from Sporting CP for around £34m is their main summer signing ahead of a season where they hope to finish much higher than 16th like they did last term.

Streaks:

4+ shots on target - 8 games
Igor Jesus 1+ shot - 16 games

Sunderland

Regis Le Bris' side were the fairytale story last season, which was supposed to be a relegation battle, but ended up with qualification for the Conference League.

Following that will be tough, especially with a quiet summer in the transfer market, with Belgian defender Thomas Meunier being the biggest name through the Stadium of Light door.