Arsenal should consolidate their lead at the top of the Premier League heading into the international break when they host Hull at 3:00pm on Saturday, a side who are winless since August . The Gunners moved three points clear at the summit with last weekend’s hard-fought 1-0 victory at Liverpool and will now expect to make it nine wins from 10 league matches this season against the promoted Tigers.
It is unlikely to be a stroll in the park, Hull having made life tough for every opponent on their return to the top flight, but Arsenal’s formidable home record leaves them as clear favourites. Mikel Arteta’s men have won their last nine matches at the Emirates and conceded only twice in that run. They also won 25 of 30 home games last season, with only two defeats. Our opening Arsenal vs Hull prediction is a home win with under 3.5 goals in total @ 21/20.
Betting Odds
Arsenal vs Hull Betting Odds – Premier League 2026-27
Result | Odds | Chance |
|---|---|---|
Arsenal | 1/6 | 85.7% |
Hull | 16/1 | 5.9% |
Draw | 6/1 | 14.3% |
*Odds are correct at the time of writing, but subject to change.
Arsenal are 1/6 favourites to beat Hull, who are 16/1 for the win, with the draw at 6/1.
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Form Guides
Arsenal Form Guide
Arsenal will be pleased to be back on home soil having only played one of their last six fixtures at the Emirates, although they haven’t done badly on the road either. Wednesday’s 2-1 win at Slavia Prague followed last Sunday’s narrow win at Anfield and left the Gunners flying high in the Premier League and Champions League, where they are first and third respectively.
Last week’s shock Carabao Cup exit at the hands of League Two Fleetwood should ensure the English champions remain grounded, though, and also reduce the chances of another upset this weekend.
Viktor Gyökeres’ fine finish in Prague was his second goal in three games following a slow start to the season and the Swede is 3/4 to notch again this weekend. Also, if set-pieces are to play a role in what could be a tight game, then Gabriel, Ezri Konsa or the fit-again William Saliba are definitely worth considering in the anytime market .
Hull Form Guide
Hull enjoyed a flying start to the season, beating Manchester United and Coventry either side of a Carabao Cup penalty shoot-out win at Stoke, but have found success hard to come by since then. They are now without a win in eight matches, although only three have ended in defeats and at no point have Sergej Jakirović’s well-organised side looked out of their depth or outclassed.
However, the Tigers will see their credentials tested with clashes against in-form pair Arsenal and Brighton either side of the international break. We don’t expect them to pick up any points this weekend, but there shouldn’t be an avalanche of goals either in a clash between two well-drilled defences .
Hull have not conceded more than twice in a game since March – a run of 22 matches - while Arsenal have only shipped 11 goals in 16 fixtures this season, keeping nine clean sheets. Therefore, looking at the Arsenal vs Hull odds, we’re going for the Gunners to win 2-0 @ 5/1 – the same score the last time these teams met at the Emirates in 2017, when Alexis Sánchez netted twice.
Betting Tips
Arsenal vs Hull Betting Tips – Premier League 2026-27
Arsenal to win & under 3.5 goals @ 21/20
Viktor Gyökeres to score at any time @ 3/4
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