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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.
4 – Chelsea vs Everton
This feels like one of those classic Premier League fixtures that often produces more sweat than goals. Chelsea sit 5th but have drawn four of their last seven league games at home, while Everton arrive in 7th having turned Goodison Park into a fortress and, remarkably, taken points from all of their last five away games. Enzo Maresca’s side are unbeaten in nine but have dropped 14 points from winning positions already this season. Sean Dyche’s Everton have lost only once in their last 12 league matches and lead the division for clean sheets away from home. A low-scoring, cagey affair feels almost inevitable.
Head-to-Head Record (last 15 Premier League meetings since 2012)
– Played: 15
– Chelsea wins: 8
– Everton wins: 2
– Draws: 5
Everything points to another low-scoring, tactical scrap. Seven of the last ten meetings between these two have seen under 2.5 goals, and Everton’s current away sequence screams “park the bus and counter”. Expect frustration, set-piece threats, and probably a point apiece unless someone produces a moment of individual brilliance very late on. Prediction: Chelsea 1-1 Everton
8 – Sunderland vs Newcastle United
The first Tyne-Wear derby in the Premier League for almost nine years, and the first at the Stadium of Light since January 2016. Sunderland sit 9th after an excellent return to the top flight, while Newcastle are 12th and chasing top spot again. Form guide screams caution, Sunderland have drawn their last three home games 1-1, Newcastle have drawn four of their last six away matches. The atmosphere will be volcanic, but history tells us these games are often tighter than the noise suggests.
Head-to-Head Record – Premier League Era (1999–2016 + 2025)
– Total PL meetings: 27
– Sunderland wins: 8
– Newcastle wins: 10
– Draws: 9
This has 1-1 written all over it. The stakes are enormous, both managers (Régis Le Bris and Eddie Howe) are tactically conservative in big games, and recent history shows neither side gives an inch. Expect ferocious pressing, very few clear chances, and probably a late scramble that ends with the points shared.
Prediction: Sunderland 1-1 Newcastle United
13 – Middlesbrough vs Queens Park Rangers
A proper mid-table Championship scrap between two sides who have made a habit of cancelling each other out. Middlesbrough 2nd are unbeaten in 7 at the Riverside but have drawn their last three home league games 1-1. QPR 10th have lost only once in their last 10 away trips and have drawn five of their last eight on the road. Both teams rank in the bottom six for goals scored this season, but top eight for clean sheets.
Head-to-Head Record – Last 15 meetings (all competitions since 2010)
– Played: 15
– Middlesbrough wins: 6
– QPR wins: 3
– Draws: 6
This has stalemate written all over it. Michael Carrick and Martí Cifuentes both set their teams up not to lose first, the pitch will be heavy, and neither side has the cutting edge to turn one goal into three. The last season’s corresponding fixture finished 0-0 in a game of almost no chances; expect more of the same. Prediction: Middlesbrough 1-1 Queens Park Rangers
14 – Millwall vs Hull City
A gritty south London showdown against a Tigers side desperate for points. Millwall 3rd have surged up the table with back-to-back wins. Hull 9th are winless in their last 5 away trips, conceding just 3 goals in those but struggling to convert chances, as seen in their recent 3-3 draw at home to Leeds after twice coming from behind. Both defenses are Championship elite (Millwall 2nd for clean sheets, Hull 5th), but Millwall’s home form screams resilience, while Hull’s road woes could make this another stalemate in a fixture.
Head-to-Head Record – Last 15 meetings (all competitions since 2010)
– Played: 15
– Millwall wins: 5
– Hull wins: 5
– Draws: 5
With both prioritizing clean sheets and history favouring the cagey, this has 1-1 etched in stone a fair split in a playoff-chasing tussle that neither can afford to lose. Prediction: Millwall 1-1 Hull City
22 – Blackpool vs Lincoln City
A playoff six-pointer in the freezing Lancashire winds, where both sides are scrapping for every point to stay in the promotion hunt. Blackpool 22nd have found some rhythm after a mid-December slump, drawing four straight league matches before a morale-boosting 3-1 away win at Exeter last weekend their first victory since mid-November. Lincoln City 4th, 31 points sit on the top six and are unbeaten in five. Both defenses are solid, but neither packs a punch up top expect a tactical arm-wrestle with few clear chances.
Head-to-Head Record – Last 10 meetings (all competitions since 2018)
– Played: 10
– Blackpool wins: 3
– Lincoln City wins: 4
– Draws: 3
Neil Critchley’s Seasiders need points to climb out of mid-table mediocrity, but Michael Skubala’s Imps are tactically astute on the road, happy to grind out results. With history favoring shared spoils and both sides prioritizing solidity over spectacle, this screams another Bloomfield stalemate a point apiece in a game that could hinge on a moment of magic (or madness) from the bench. Prediction: Blackpool 1-1 Lincoln City
