Newcastle vs Arsenal Betting Odds: Premier League

The Gunners are enjoying a strong start to the season. They are currently second in the standings with three wins, one draw, and one loss. Their new striker, Viktor Gyökeres, is off to a splendid start and leads the Gunners’ goal campaign with three goals scored in five matches. 

Newcastle, on the other hand, is off to a slow start. They are lingering mid-table in the 13th position with one win, three draws, and one loss.

Both teams have played 60 matches against each other – 13 wins for Newcastle, 36 for Arsenal, and 11 draws. 

They now face each other on Sunday. If you are interested in betting on this fixture, we give you the Newcastle vs Arsenal betting odds and common markets below.

• Date: 28 September 2025
• Kick-off: 16:30 BST
• Location: St James’ Park, Newcastle upon Tyne

Premier League Betting Odds: Newcastle City vs Arsenal

7bet offers competitive Newcastle vs Arsenal betting odds.

1X2 Odds

The 1X2 market allows bettors to pick one out of three possible outcomes in the match:

• 1: Home team (Newcastle) wins
• X: Draw
• 2: Away team (Arsenal) wins

UK sportsbooks use fractional odds, where the denominator indicates the bet amount, and the numerator is the expected return. If your chosen outcome is successful, your bet pays out based on the odds provided by the bookmaker. The stake (betting amount) is also returned on successful bets. For example, a bet with 1/4 odds pays one pound for every £4, along with your stake back. So, your total return becomes 1+4=£5. 

So, a successful bet on Newcastle with 9/4 odds will pay out £9 for every £4. Similarly, a successful bet on Arsenal at 9/8 odds pays £9 for every £8, and correctly predicting a draw pays £7 for every £3.

If a bet on a particular team yields high returns, it means that team has “long” odds. Similarly, bets that yield low returns have “short” odds. Consider whether the odds are long or short when analysing which way to bet. Bets with long odds have a lower chance of hitting, as that outcome is considered less likely. Cautious bettors can pick bets with short odds that may have a higher chance of hitting.

However, bettors shouldn’t rely only on the odds for their analysis. Look at both teams’ head-to-head history, recent form, injuries, and lineup, before placing your bets. It is also important to manage your bankroll by betting only small amounts each time.

Double Chance

As the name suggests, the Double Chance market gives you a double shot at predicting the winner. Bettors can pick two out of three outcomes simultaneously:

• Newcastle or Draw: This bet loses if Arsenal wins.
• Newcastle or Arsenal: You lose if the game ends in a draw.
• Draw or Arsenal: This bet loses if Newcastle wins.

Bettors have a higher chance of winning in this market as it allows them to cover two outcomes. However, your expected returns here will be lower than the 1X2 market, since bookmakers lower the odds when the likelihood of a result becomes very high. Consider the Double Chance bet if you believe we’ll see a tightly contested game on Sunday, and predicting a result may be difficult.

Check both teams’ win-loss-draw record in the last 10 matches before considering this market. Newcastle has 4 draws, 4 losses, and 1 win in their last 10 matches, whereas Arsenal has 6 wins, 3 losses, and 1 draw in the same period. In their last five head-to-head matches, Arsenal won two matches while Newcastle won three.

Draw No Bet

Bettors can pick only two outcomes in the Draw No Bet (DNB) market as the option of a draw is removed. So, you can only pick either team to win. In case the match ends in a draw, bets are refunded.

Consider how many times both teams were held to a draw in their recent matches to decide which way to bet. Newcastle drew four of their last 10 games, while Arsenal had only one draw in the same period. In their head-to-head record, only one of their matches in the last five years ended in a draw. Apply these statistics in your research when considering the Newcastle vs Arsenal betting odds in the Draw No Bet market.

Backing Newcastle in the DNB market pays £7 profit on a £5 bet (£1.4 for every pound) if they win. Choosing Arsenal at 10/19 odds will give you £0.52 return for every pound.

Handicap Betting Odds

A handicap bet is useful when one team appears to be clearly weaker. Bettors can award a fixed number of points to their chosen team to bring up their goal total. This gives them a head start and an even playing field. A similar number of points is subtracted from the stronger team. Your bet wins or loses depending on the final handicap-adjusted score.

For example, you add a handicap of +1.5 to Newcastle. This means 1.5 points will be awarded to Newcastle and taken away from Arsenal. So, if the match ends 0–2, the handicap-adjusted score will be read as 1.5–0.5. The bigger the handicap, the bigger the goal margin needs to be for the other team to overcome the gap. If you are a cautious bettor, choose a bigger handicap to give your team a better shot at winning.

All available handicaps for this fixture on 7bet range between (+/-) 1.75 to (-/+) 1.5. The default handicap is set at +0.25 for Newcastle. Bettors are free to adjust the handicaps as per their analysis.

Here are two examples of how your bet will pay out with different handicaps:

• Newcastle (-0.75) / Arsenal (+0.75): Arsenal has a small advantage here as Newcastle needs to win with at least a 2-goal difference to overcome the handicap. For example, Newcastle wins 2–1. Based on the handicap, the final score will be calculated as 1.25–1.75, giving a win to bets on Arsenal. If Newcastle wins 3–1, the final adjusted score becomes 2.25–1.75, and Newcastle will be able to overcome the handicap. If the game draws, bets on Arsenal win.
• Newcastle (+1.5) / Arsenal (-1.5): This is the opposite scenario, where Newcastle has the advantage. Arsenal will need to win the match with a 4-goal difference to overcome the handicap. For example, Arsenal wins 1–4. The handicap-adjusted score becomes  2.5–2.5, giving a win to draw bets. However, if Arsenal wins 0–4, the adjusted score becomes 1.5–2.5, and Arsenal will manage to overcome the handicap.

Consider the goal difference of both teams in their recent matches. In their last five head-to-head matches, two matches had a goal difference of one (1–0 each in the two matches of the 24/25 season), two had a goal difference of two (0–2 in the 24/25 EFL Cup), and one match had a goal difference of three (4–1 in the 23/24 season).

Both Teams to Score (BTTS Odds)

This is a special market that only considers whether both teams net the ball or not when the final whistle blows. If both teams manage to find the back of the net at least once, “Yes” bets win. So, for the “Yes” bets to win, the score should be at least 1–1 or higher. The final score doesn’t matter.

On the other hand, if either or both teams fail to net the ball even once, then the “No” bets win. So, the final score should have a zero in it for the “No” bets to pay out. Any score with a zero, like 0–0, 0–1, 2–0, will pay out in this market. 

When the final score has a zero in it, it means either one or both teams kept a “clean sheet” and didn’t let even a single goal in. The higher the clean sheets record, the more chance that “No” bets will win. Newcastle kept four clean sheets in their last 10 matches, and Arsenal kept five. Moreover, it’s also important to consider how many times they failed to score any goals. Newcastle didn’t score any goals in five of their last 10 matches, while Arsenal couldn’t score in two matches.

In their last five head-to-head matches, both teams scored against each other in only one game, while four games had clean sheets.

Goal Total (Over/Under) Odds

Newcastle averaged 0.7 goals in their last 10 matches. Arsenal has averaged 2.0 goals in the same period. This brings their average combined goal total to 2.7. Moreover, in their last five head-to-head matches, both teams’ combined average goal total was 2.2 (total 11 goals in five matches). Use this data when considering the Newcastle vs Arsenal betting odds in the Over/Under market.

The default betting line for this fixture is set at 2.5 goals. Over 2.5 bets pay if the combined goal total is at least three goals or higher. So, scores like 2–1, 3–0, 3–1, 3–2, etc., will pay out for the Over 2.5 bet. An Under 2.5 bet pays if the combined goal total is two or lower. Scores like 1–0, 0–0, 2–0, 0–2 will pay out for an Under 2.5 bet.

Correct Score Odds

This market gives long odds as predicting a precise score can be difficult. However, if your analysis is correct, you stand to win a lot. For example, predicting a precise 1/0 win for Newcastle pays £17 for every £2, and predicting a correct 0/1 win for Arsenal pays £6 for every pound. These are just a few examples of possible scores. You can adjust the betting line between 0 and +5 goals for both teams on our page as per your analysis.

Be careful when placing your bets in this market. Reduce your risk by looking at their past scoring history, form, and injuries.

Please note that the odds mentioned above are accurate as of the publishing time of the article.

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