Premier League Bingo Card 2025/26

Premier League 2025 – 2026

Doesn’t it feel like an eternity! (it has been three long months) That time of year when other non football loving family members get a chance to watch what they want on the TV. However, it is time to make a stand, so steal the remote control back and start screaming at the TV when your favourite team plays poorly. Or maybe get your warmest club shirt out of storage if you’re lucky enough to go to games, as the Premier League season kicks off on the 15th August.

Before you get your bingo cards prepared or you are struggling with your choices, we are of course here to help. So here is the lowdown.

What Happened Last Season?

It was in general the domestic season of the underdog, but from a Premier League viewpoint Liverpool won the title with relative ease. Although not a complete shock, this was unexpected given Arne Slot had only just been appointed manager.

Liverpool were four points clear with a game in hand at Christmas and by February both Paddy Power and Betfred had payout on all bets in the Premier League outright market. Arsenal placed a disappointing 2nd for the third season running, the always the bridesmaid never the bride meme of Arteta in a bridesmaids dress still makes me chuckle. They were a whopping 10 points behind, failing to capitalise on Man City’s poor run of form in the middle of season where they lost 9 league games! Man City did somehow end up in 3rd place which by their standards was very disappointing.

The most excitement at the back end of season came from which teams would qualify for the European places with Chelsea coming 4th, Newcastle 5th and extremely unlucky Aston Villa missing out on the Champions League on goal difference in 6th place. This was all decided on the last day of the season. Nottingham Forest who at one stage were challenging for a top 4 finish ended up in 7th place and are rewarded with European football this season.

At the other end of the table, all the newly promoted teams from the Championship were again relegated for the second season in succession. Southampton came 20th with an embarrassing 12 points just avoiding the record, with Ipswich and Leicester coming 19th and 18th respectively. The big surprise last season was just how poorly both Man Utd and Spurs performed coming 15th and 17th apiece. (Somehow they ended up playing each other in a European final?!?)

Lastly the manager’s merry-go -round was in full swing with Erik Ten Hag sacked by Man Utd. Steve Cooper was sacked by Leicester and then his replacement Ruud Van Nistelrooy left at the end of the season. Gary O’Neil was sacked by Wolves with David Moyes finally heading back to Everton and Graham Potter taking the helm at West Ham. Big Ang was also given the chop at the end of season at Spurs after fulfilling his famous quote of winning things in his second season.

How Will This Season Play Out?

This season will hopefully be more competitive and with it being a World Cup year, players will be looking to impress their national coaches. Liverpool are currently slight favourites to retain their title. Sticking our neck out, this season’s Premier League could quite possibly be between the already mentioned Liverpool, Arsenal, Man City and Chelsea. Liverpool have bought in a few high quality players (breaking the British transfer fee in the process) with Arsenal also spending a substantial amount in the transfer market. Chelsea seem to have a growing legion of players, enough to field 3 teams with the Club World Cup champions not having much time to prepare. I’m sure they need two team buses to arrive at their games! Man City are a team in transition and with De Bruyne now a Napoli player it will be interesting to see how their new line up fares.

Teams that could be in the mix include Newcastle, Aston Villa and Crystal Palace if they keep their top players. Spurs now have a new manager in Thomas Frank. The ex-Brentford gaffer did an excellent job there and is an interesting appointment. They could be flying under the radar a little. Ruben Amorim at Man Utd won’t have long to demonstrate things have improved and if it does go pear shaped he could be the first manager to lose his job. With no European distraction this season, if things click at Man Utd they could be a threat.

It would be nice to see Leeds, Burnley or Sunderland stay in the Premier League and break the current trend of teams being promoted and relegated after one season. Leeds could possibly break this pattern and could quite possibly finish mid table.

The only things that are certain: there will be goals, teams robbed by VAR, silly preplanned goal celebrations and short sighted referees. So you think you can predict certain outcomes within Premier League games? Why don’t you have a go at our Free To Play Bingo Cards for the 2025/26 season!  Download a set now and let the games begin!

Learn more about the forecasts for every fixture and check out the latest Football Betting News from WhatAcca.com.

Premier League Bingo – How To Play

Use our printable, free Premier League bingo cards by yourself or with friends. Here’s how.

1. Tap to start.
2. Select Card Size – click the Grid Size panel for a drop down menu of options or make use of the default 4×4 layout.
3.  If you’d like, enter your own phrases into the box, “Enter words/Emojis…”, or leave as is.
4. Click “Generate Bingo Cards” Button
5. You’ll then be presented with a playable demo card (click the squares to change their colour)
6. Select the number of cards you want to print in the drop down menu OR type a custom number in the box. The phrases will be jumbled up for all cards, allowing you to play with friends.
7. You can Either Select “Generate Printable Cards” OR invite your friends by entering their email and hitting ‘Invite’. Each of them will then receive unique Premier League bingo cards.
8. Sit back and enjoy the match(s), either in person or virtually, daubing the items off as they occur. The winner is the first person to mark off all or the most items.
9. Enjoy!

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