Jones Knows predictions come every week when there are Premier League fixtures, and the Sky Sports pundit will predict the correct score for each upcoming Premier League fixture.
These predictions are completely free, and we will add them to the table below as soon as Jones Knows publishes his predictions on the Sky Sports website.
Paul Merson used to produce weekly predictions for Sky Sports, but now Jones Knows has replaced him, and he seems to have a good knowledge of the top-flight teams, giving some very accurate predictions throughout last season and the best bets.
Jones Knows Predictions Today
How many scores will Jones Knows get right this weekend? See his predictions for today’s Premier League fixtures below to find out!
| Fixture | Prediction |
|---|---|
| Brighton vs Man United | 3-2 |
| Burnley vs Wolves | 1-2 |
| Crystal Palace vs Arsenal | 1-1 |
| Fulham vs Newcastle | 0-2 |
| Liverpool vs Brentford | 2-2 |
| Man City vs Aston Villa | 4-1 |
| Nottm Forest vs Bournemouth | 2-3 |
| Sunderland vs Chelsea | 2-1 |
| Tottenham vs Everton | 0-1 |
| West Ham vs Leeds | 3-1 |
Brighton vs Manchester United — Prediction: 3-2
Jones Knows expects a goal-heavy game, fitting the final day’s history — backing the over 1.5 goals line across the last 110 final-day games returns an 86% strike rate at 3.36 goals per game. Brighton need to win and hope results elsewhere fall right (Bournemouth losing, Villa losing, Liverpool winning) to grab sixth and Champions League qualification. His best bet isn’t on this match specifically but a tournament-wide special: the final day to produce 36 or more goals at 3/1 with Sky Bet, which he rates as both a fun follow and genuine value.
Burnley vs Wolves — Prediction: 1-2
Jones Knows admits this one won’t trouble the Super Sunday producers for drama, but he has personal interest — he’s holding a Burnley to finish bottom ticket at 3/1. Wolves must win or they prop up the entire Premier League table at 6pm Sunday. For a player prop, he notes shot averages rise around 2.1 per game on the final day across ten years of data. Yerson Mosquera stands out — a centre-back with a healthy shots output who has hit the two-or-more line in two of his last three starts, available at 10/11 with Sky Bet.
Crystal Palace vs Arsenal — Prediction: 1-1
Jones Knows describes genuine “exhibition match vibes” — both clubs have bigger priorities, with Palace preparing for the first European final in their history on Wednesday and Arsenal managing rhythm ahead of the Champions League final. The title is already won, so Arteta will prioritise preserving hamstrings over intensity. His angle is the cards market: the final day historically produces fewer cards than any other round, averaging just 2.8 per game (around 0.7 below standard). He backs under 1.5 total match cards at Evens with Sky Bet, calling it a referee’s easiest afternoon of the season.
Fulham vs Newcastle — Prediction: 0-2
Jones Knows warns that backing Marco Silva’s Fulham at this stage of the season has become dangerous. Fulham’s April and May record under Silva raises serious concerns — they’ve lost 13 of their last 23 Premier League matches across those months, developing a habit of fading badly as campaigns drift to a close. He points to the draw at Wolves last weekend as a clear warning sign, detecting “on the beach syndrome” about them. His bet is Newcastle for the away win at 13/10 with Sky Bet, expecting the visitors’ greater motivation to tell.
Liverpool vs Brentford — Prediction: 2-2
Jones Knows expects a basketball-style shootout at Anfield where structure disappears early and both sides trade punches — a game state that suits Brentford. The Bees must win to keep alive their dream of sneaking into the top eight and a Conference League place. He notes Liverpool’s defensive vulnerabilities, having conceded 55 league goals — their most in a 38-game Premier League campaign. His pick is Dango Ouattara in the goalscorer markets at 3/1 with Sky Bet — eight league goals this season, already scored in the reverse fixture, and dangerous with his direct running from wide.
Manchester City vs Aston Villa — Prediction: 4-1
Jones Knows expects the Etihad in full celebration mode, with City potentially waving goodbye to Bernardo Silva and possibly Pep Guardiola. If it’s Guardiola’s farewell, emotion will dominate over tactical intensity. Villa arrive drained too — a historic Europa League win followed by open-top bus celebrations makes competitive sharpness hard to reset. That points to a subdued game, which is why the cards angle appeals to him. Final-day matches consistently produce lower card counts than the league average, and this fixture ticks every box for low aggression — he backs under 1.5 cards at 9/5 with Sky Bet.
Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth — Prediction: 2-3
Jones Knows believes Bournemouth could complete one of the stories of the season with Champions League qualification if results fall into place, and expects them to embrace the occasion rather than freeze. His focus is Junior Kroupi at 11/8 with Sky Bet to score anytime — a price he rates as generous given the teenager’s level. Kroupi has scored 13 league goals as a teenager this season, with only Lamine Yamal scoring more as a teenager across Europe’s major leagues. His strike against Manchester City underlined an extraordinary debut campaign, and Jones Knows backs him to score in an away win.
Sunderland vs Chelsea — Prediction: 2-1
Jones Knows highlights that both teams still have European qualification in front of them, and crucially neither can afford to play cautiously — a draw could prove useless depending on results elsewhere. That should create stretched, transitional football. He credits Sunderland for even being in this position, with their fearlessness at home carrying them through the season and the Stadium of Light set to be bouncing. His pick is Noah Sadiki at 7/2 with Sky Bet for two or more shots — at least one shot in each of his last five home games, seven attempts across that run, with a late-arriving role suited to chaotic game states.
Tottenham vs Everton — Prediction: 0-1
Jones Knows frames Spurs as one point from safety — avoid defeat and they survive, lose and the door opens for the biggest shock relegation in Premier League history. He relishes the irony of David Moyes, the man who stabilised West Ham, now having the chance to save them again by beating Tottenham with Everton. Moyes thrives in emotionally charged matches built on organisation and discipline. If Spurs turn nervy, Everton can make it deeply uncomfortable through set-pieces and direct play. He thinks Spurs are far too short at odds-on, and the play is Everton to win at 29/10 with Sky Bet.
West Ham vs Leeds — Prediction: 3-1
Jones Knows thinks the market might be underestimating West Ham’s survival hopes at 5/1 with Sky Bet. The equation is simple — West Ham must beat Leeds and hope Everton do them a favour against Tottenham. He sees this West Ham side as flawed but absolutely built to attack, with quality in Jarrod Bowen, Crysencio Summerville and Taty Castellanos. Across their last 12 home games, West Ham have averaged 1.7 goals from a strong 1.85 xG per 90 — they create chances consistently at the London Stadium, and against a Leeds side with nothing left to play for, opportunities should arrive again.
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Are Jones Knows Premier League Predictions Any Good?
Jones Knows has a decent record of predicting Premier League results correctly, and hopefully, he can carry that on to this season in his Sky Sports column. If you are looking for more Sky Sports predictions on the football this season then David Prutton’s Championship predictions are always popular, despite some sets of fans thinking he never predicts their team to win!
The best way to decide how good Jones Knows predictions are is to follow his guide for a few weekends and see how well his predictions go. He will be giving out his correct score selection for every Premier League match this season as well as a preview of the game and the reasons for why he is expecting the chosen team to win.
Who is Jones Knows?
Jones Knows is a Sky Sports football pundit who makes predictions for the upcoming Premier League matches. He is a data-driven Sky Sports pundit, and he is also on Twitter, giving some insight into football on his page, which you can find below.
He also produces some horse racing tips for Sky Sports as well, but as the season rolls on, we will have regular Jones Knows Sky Sports predictions for every game.
