- Arsenal have won three of their last five and drawn one, losing one.
- Hull have drawn their last two and are winless in five.
Gunners can make the grade
Arsenal head to Emirates Stadium on Saturday to take on Hull City in a Premier League 2026-2027 clash that should see the hosts come out on top.
Mikel Arteta has overseen the Gunners become a possession-first outfit that can control games and overload half-spaces with precision, while also being an extremely efficient pressing unit that can recover the ball quickly.
They come into this game having won three, drawn one and lost one across their last five games in all competitions, with the latter defeat coming via a penalty shootout loss to Fleetwood Town in the EFL Cup 2026/2027. The most recent victory was a routine 2-0 success over Everton at home.
Hull, meanwhile, are an extremely well-organised unit under Sergej Jakirovic who has made them compact, pragmatic and set-piece threat.
However, they are in poor form going into this weekend's game, with five without a win that has included a 1-1 draw with Brentford and a 2-2 draw with Ipswich Town in their two most recent fixtures.
Bukayo Saka is the spark for the Gunners, but he is Arsenal's top scorer in the league with three goals in five games.
Hull, who will look to stay compact and nick one or two on the break or set-piece, are a big outsider for Saturday's game and the draw looks a long shot at 28/5 too. The odds for the hosts is 3/20 and while that's accurate, we feel the value lies in the Arsenal and under 2.5 goals market, with BTTS coming in at around 57/100.
