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Season 2026/27

Premier League Gameweek 11 Last Man Standing Picks

Conor Hutchins·LMS HQ Founder

Last Man Standing HQ's last man standing picks for Premier League Gameweek 11 of the 2026/27 season. The headline pick is Arsenal away at Newcastle. The deadline is Saturday, 21st November 2026 at 11:30am GMT

Deadline

Saturday, 21st November 2026 at 11:30am GMT

The Strongest Picks

Confidence ratings are editorial judgement, not calibrated win probabilities

  1. Arsenal logo

    Arsenal (A)

    vs Newcastle

    4/5 confidence

    moderate risk

    Nine wins from ten, five in a row and only five goals conceded all season. Four of five away games won, including at Anfield. Newcastle have lost their last two at St James' Park. Saka is out and Dowman is banned, and a 17:30 kick-off after the break is never simple

  2. Chelsea logo

    Chelsea (H)

    vs Leeds

    3/5 confidence

    moderate risk

    Thirteen goals in five home league games, with the only defeat coming against Spurs. Leeds have scored three times in five away games. The worry is the attack, four goals in their last four league games with Joao Pedro out injured, and the loss at Sunderland

  3. Man City logo

    Man City (H)

    vs Fulham

    3/5 confidence

    moderate risk

    Four wins from five at home and Fulham have scored three goals on the road all season. Against that, City have lost three league games in a row, have gone eight matches without a clean sheet and Guehi and Gvardiol both came off at half-time at Forest

  4. Spurs logo

    Spurs (H)

    vs Ipswich

    3/5 confidence

    moderate risk

    Spurs have won their last two home league games, 3-1 against Coventry and 2-0 against Palace. Ipswich have conceded 13 away from home and lost three of five. Tel is a serious worry after Leeds, but Maddison, Savio and Bergvall could be back

  5. Bournemouth logo

    Bournemouth (H)

    vs Forest

    3/5 confidence

    moderate risk

    Four league wins in a row and two clean sheets in the last two at home. Forest have one away win all season. Alex Scott has a thigh injury, and Forest have just beaten City 3-1

This Week's Fixtures

  • Man City logo
    Man City
    vs
    Fulham logo
    Fulham
    21 Nov, 12:30medium difficulty

    City have lost three league games in a row but won four of five at home, Fulham have won once away and scored three goals on the road

  • Bournemouth logo
    Bournemouth
    vs
    Forest logo
    Forest
    21 Nov, 15:00medium difficulty

    Bournemouth have won four league games in a row, Forest beat City 3-1 but have one away win

  • Aston Villa logo
    Aston Villa
    vs
    Sunderland logo
    Sunderland
    21 Nov, 15:00differential difficulty

    Villa have one home league win from five, Sunderland have not won away and have conceded 13 on the road

  • Chelsea logo
    Chelsea
    vs
    Leeds logo
    Leeds
    21 Nov, 15:00medium difficulty

    Chelsea have scored 13 in five home games but lost at Sunderland, Leeds have scored three goals in five away games

  • Coventry logo
    Coventry
    vs
    Crystal Palace logo
    Crystal Palace
    21 Nov, 15:00differential difficulty

    17th against 20th, Palace have lost four league games in a row and Mateta is banned

  • Spurs logo
    Spurs
    vs
    Ipswich logo
    Ipswich
    21 Nov, 15:00medium difficulty

    Spurs have won their last two home games, Ipswich have conceded 13 away, joint most in the league

  • Newcastle logo
    Newcastle
    vs
    Arsenal logo
    Arsenal
    21 Nov, 17:30hard difficulty

    Arsenal are six points clear with five league wins in a row, Newcastle have lost their last two at home

  • Hull City logo
    Hull City
    vs
    Brighton logo
    Brighton
    22 Nov, 14:00hard difficulty

    Brighton are second, Hull have not won in eight league games but are unbeaten at home

  • Liverpool logo
    Liverpool
    vs
    Man United logo
    Man United
    22 Nov, 16:30hard difficulty

    Liverpool have won one of five at Anfield, United are 18th and have not won away

  • Brentford logo
    Brentford
    vs
    Everton logo
    Everton
    23 Nov, 20:00hard difficulty

    Monday night, Brentford have won three of five at home but Igor Thiago is banned, Everton have won their last two

Stay Away From These

  • Liverpool logo
    Liverpool

    One win from five at Anfield this season and United come with nothing to lose. Szoboszlai and Gravenberch are doubts. Their away form is far better than their home form

  • Man United logo
    Man United

    18th, one league win all season and none away from home. Maguire has a back spasm and Sesko is out. Anfield on Sunday afternoon

  • Newcastle logo
    Newcastle

    Arsenal visit on Saturday evening and Newcastle have lost their last two home league games, to Villa and Everton. Joelinton is out

  • Crystal Palace logo
    Crystal Palace

    Bottom, four league defeats in a row and 24 goals conceded, the most in the league. Mateta is banned for the trip to Coventry

  • Sunderland logo
    Sunderland

    Beat Chelsea, but have lost four of five away and conceded 13 on the road. Xhaka picked up an injury against Chelsea

  • Hull City logo
    Hull City

    No league win in eight and Brighton have scored 26 times this season. Hull have drawn four of five at home, which is why we would not back either side

If You've Burned Through the Good Teams

  • Brighton logo

    Brighton (A)

    vs Hull City

    3/5 confidence

    risky risk

    Second in the table with seven wins from ten, and three away wins including at City. Hull have gone eight league games without a win. Hull have not lost at home though, so this is riskier than the table suggests

  • Aston Villa logo

    Aston Villa (H)

    vs Sunderland

    2/5 confidence

    risky risk

    Sunderland have not won away and conceded 13 on the road. Villa have one home league win from five and conceded four at Old Trafford last time out, so this is one for the brave

  • Coventry logo

    Coventry (H)

    vs Crystal Palace

    2/5 confidence

    risky risk

    Palace have lost four in a row, sit bottom and are without the banned Mateta. Coventry have won two of five at home, beating Newcastle 4-1 and Sunderland 3-1, but lost the other three

What We're Actually Picking

Chelsea logo

Chelsea

It is the first week of Winter Kick Off, so we would rather keep Arsenal and City for later than spend them on a trip to St James' Park or a side that has lost three in a row. Chelsea are strong at Stamford Bridge and Leeds rarely score away. Joao Pedro being fit would make it an easier call

Form Guide (Last 5 Games)

  • Arsenal logo

    Arsenal

    Five straight league wins, the latest 1-0 against Hull

    WWWWW
  • Brighton logo

    Brighton

    Beat Brentford 2-0, only one goal conceded in five home games

    WWLWW
  • Man City logo

    Man City

    Lost 3-1 at Forest for a third straight league defeat

    WWLLL
  • Liverpool logo

    Liverpool

    Won 3-1 at Palace, four away wins from five

    LWWLW
  • Chelsea logo

    Chelsea

    Lost 1-0 at Sunderland, four league goals in four games

    WWLWL
  • Bournemouth logo

    Bournemouth

    Four league wins in a row after 2-1 at Ipswich

    LWWWW
  • Spurs logo

    Spurs

    Lost 1-0 at Leeds, won their last two at home

    DWWWL
  • Leeds logo

    Leeds

    Beat Spurs 1-0, unbeaten at home but one away win

    LDDLW
  • Man United logo

    Man United

    Came from two down twice to draw 4-4 with Villa, still 18th

    DDLLD
  • Crystal Palace logo

    Crystal Palace

    Lost 3-1 at home to Liverpool, bottom of the table

    WLLLL
  • Hull City logo

    Hull City

    Lost 1-0 at Arsenal, no league win since late August

    DLDDL
  • Sunderland logo

    Sunderland

    Beat Chelsea 1-0 for their second league win of the season

    LLDLW

Sources and approach

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