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This week classic pools fixtures for UK 2025/2026 season, should see some close ties at both ends of the table across various leagues. Local pride will be at stake across most fixtures with what should be entertaining matches this weekend. We’ve looked through the fixtures and provided head-to-head statistics for five matches we think have the potential to end in a draw.
8 – Newcastle United vs Fulham
Newcastle United host Fulham at St. James’ Park on Saturday, October 25, 2025, with kick-off at 3:00 PM BST. This mid-table Premier League clash could prove pivotal for both sides as they look to solidify their positions ahead of the congested festive period.
Head-to-Head Record
This fixture has historically been a tightly contested affair, with the scales tipped ever so slightly in Newcastle’s favor. Across 37 meetings dating back decades, Newcastle have edged 16 wins to Fulham’s 16, with just 5 draws—averaging a brisk 2.54 goals per game. In the Premier League era (25 encounters), the Magpies hold a 12-10 edge with 3 stalemates, including a narrow 1-0 home victory in their last meeting at St. James’ Park. Fulham’s most recent triumph came in February 2025, a gritty 2-1 away win that snapped Newcastle’s dominance. Notably, Newcastle have scored first in six straight H2H clashes, and they’ve kept clean sheets in four of the last five against the Cottagers, underscoring their defensive edge in these matchups.
With Newcastle’s home fortress (unbeaten in eight at St. James’ Park) and superior form, expect the hosts to grind out a victory in a low-scoring affair. Newcastle United 2-1 or 2-2 Fulham. Odds favor the Magpies at around 1.43, but don’t sleep on a draw at 4.50 if Fulham park the bus effectively. This one has all the makings of a classic Tyneside tussle—buckle up for three points that could propel Newcastle deeper into contention.
17 – Millwall vs Leicester City
Millwall welcome Leicester City to The Den on Saturday, October 25, 2025, with a 3:00 PM BST kick-off. This Championship clash pits two sides with contrasting ambitions against each other, as Millwall aim to cement their mid-table status and Leicester push for an immediate return to the Premier League.
Head-to-Head Record
Historically, this fixture has been evenly poised, with draws a recurring theme. Across 54 meetings since 1920, Leicester lead with 22 wins to Millwall’s 20, and 12 draws. In the Championship specifically (20 encounters), Leicester have 9 wins, Millwall 6, and 5 draws, averaging 2.3 goals per game. Recent clashes lean toward low-scoring stalemates, with three of the last five ending 1-1 or 0-0. Millwall’s last home win over Leicester was in 2017 (1-0), while Leicester’s 2-0 victory at The Den in 2023 highlighted their counter-attacking edge.
Millwall’s home resilience (40% draw rate at The Den) and Leicester’s patchy away form, a cagey draw feels likely. Millwall 1-1 Leicester City. Betting odds suggest a draw at 3.30, with Leicester slight favorites at 2.10. Expect a battle of attrition, with set-pieces potentially deciding the outcome in this classic Championship scrap.
32 – Bromley vs Milton Keynes Dons
Newly promoted Bromley host Milton Keynes Dons at Hayes Lane on Saturday, October 25, 2025, with kick-off at 3:00 PM BST. This League Two encounter features two sides grappling with mid-table mediocrity, where a point could prove as valuable as a win in the tightly contested promotion race.
Head-to-Head Record
Encounters between these sides are rare and fiercely competitive, with draws dominating recent history—reflecting the even matchup between a plucky promoter and a fallen giant. Across three meetings since Bromley’s EFL arrival, it’s all stalemates or narrow margins, averaging 1.7 goals per game. Bromley’s home edge at Hayes Lane (unbeaten in two vs. MK Dons) adds intrigue, but the Dons’ quality often shines through in spells.
With Bromley’s home grit and MK Dons’ travel woes, another shared spoils feels on the cards in a low-scoring grind. Bromley 1-1 Milton Keynes Dons. Odds point to a draw at 3.40, with MK Dons slight favorites at 2.20. This could be a tactical chess match, perfect for neutrals seeking value in the EFL’s undercard.
43 – Aberdeen vs Hibernian
Aberdeen host Hibernian at Pittodrie Stadium on Sunday, October 26, 2025, with kick-off at 1:30 PM BST. This intriguing Premiership encounter sees two sides with European aspirations lock horns, as the Dons seek to build on their recent resurgence while Hibs aim to climb into the top four.
Head-to-Head Record
This storied rivalry has produced its fair share of drama, with Aberdeen holding a slight edge overall. Across 93 meetings, the Dons boast 41 wins to Hibs’ 31, with 21 draws, averaging 2.49 goals per game. Recent encounters have trended toward low-scoring affairs, with the last three featuring no both-teams-to-score and under 2.5 goals—highlighting the tactical caution both sides employ. Aberdeen’s home record against Hibs is particularly strong, winning four of the last six at Pittodrie, though Hibs stunned them 2-0 in their most recent league clash at Easter Road in August 2025.
With Aberdeen’s red-hot home form and Hibs’ travel struggles, the Dons should edge a tight contest. Aberdeen 2-1 or 2-2 Hibernian. Odds have the hosts as 1.85 favorites, with the draw at 3.60 offering value if it turns cagey. Expect goals, but Aberdeen’s momentum tips the scales in this Granite City grudge match.
44 – Dundee United vs St Mirren
Dundee United welcome St Mirren to the CalForth Construction Arena at Tannadice Park on Saturday, October 25, 2025, with kick-off at 3:00 PM BST. This mid-table Premiership showdown carries weight for both sides, as the Terrors look to capitalize on their strong home record and the Buddies seek to arrest a mini-slump ahead of the international break’s aftermath.
Head-to-Head Record
This fixture has long been a balanced affair, with Dundee United holding a narrow advantage overall. In 34 meetings, United lead with 17 wins to St Mirren’s 9, alongside 8 draws, averaging 1.6 goals per game—pointing to cagey, low-scoring encounters. Recent clashes favor the hosts, with United winning three of the last five, including a 2-0 triumph at Tannadice in November 2024. St Mirren’s last victory here came in 2022 (1-0), but they’ve drawn twice in the past four visits, underscoring Tannadice’s fortress status.
With United’s home edge and St Mirren’s road woes, expect a tactical grind favoring the Terrors.
Dundee United’s momentum at Tannadice tips the scales in a narrow win. Dundee United 1-0 or 1-1 St Mirren. Odds list the hosts at 2.10, with the draw at 3.30 providing appeal for a stalemate. This could be a pivotal three points in the top-six chase—don’t miss the Tayside tension.