Premier League Matchweek 33 Betting Preview: Villa face Newcastle in battle for Champions League spots!

The Premier League rolls into Matchweek 33 with big implications in the top-five battle. Aston Villa host Newcastle in the headline clash, while Forest, Arsenal, and Liverpool all feature in big games.
Premier League Matchweek 33 Betting Preview: Villa face Newcastle in battle for Champions League spots!
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  • Villa vs Newcastle is the match of the weekend with Champions League stakes on the line
  • Man City, Arsenal, and Liverpool all have away games this weekend
  • Tottenham wrap up the Matchweek on Monday night, with pressure on both ends of the table

Matchweek 33: Champions League Race Heats Up

The Premier League returns for Matchweek 33 across the weekend of April 19–21, with ten fixtures that could shape the race for Europe.

The standout fixture is Saturday evening’s clash between Aston Villa and Newcastle, with both clubs firmly in the hunt for Champions League qualification. 

Elsewhere, Leicester could well be relegated this weekend with betting sites giving odds on each game, many of which are still offering free bets ahead of the run-in.

Headline Match: Aston Villa vs Newcastle (Saturday 17:30)

Aston Villa and Newcastle clash at Villa Park in a massive encounter with Champions League implications. 

Villa remain unbeaten at home in 2025, while Eddie Howe’s side are pushing hard for the top-five with improving away form.

Unai Emery's men go into this game after being knocked out of the Champions League by PSG on Tuesday despite a spirited performance at Villa Park.

Aston Villa vs Newcastle - 19 April
OddsProbability
Aston Villa13/1043.5%
Draw13/527.8%
Newcastle7/436.4%
What the expert says...
Villa’s home form has been exceptional, but Newcastle are quietly putting together results at the business end of the season. This feels like a massive game for the top-five race with both hopeful for finishing in the Champions League spots.

Jake Ashton - Football Betting Expert - OLBG.com

Matchweek 33 Fixtures – April 19–21, 2025

  • Saturday 19 April

    • Brentford vs Brighton – 15:00

    • Crystal Palace vs Bournemouth – 15:00

    • Everton vs Man City – 15:00

    • West Ham vs Southampton – 15:00

    • Aston Villa vs Newcastle – 17:30

  • Sunday 20 April

    • Fulham vs Chelsea – 14:00

    • Ipswich vs Arsenal – 14:00

    • Man United vs Wolves – 14:00

    • Leicester vs Liverpool – 16:30

  • Monday 21 April

    • Tottenham vs Nottingham Forest – 20:00

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