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Burnley vs Fulham Prediction Premier League 13.12.2025

Alexandru Florin 12 December 2025

Burnley vs Fulham Prediction and Betting Tips

Burnley vs Fulham Prediction and Betting Tips for the Premier League clash on Saturday, December 13, 2025, at 17:30 GMT, broadcast live on NBC and Peacock from Turf Moor. The referee is Oliver M. Two sides stuck in the lower half meet with nerves jangling and margins thin. Burnley arrive on a rough run, while Fulham search for consistency away from home. In this breakdown, we lean on form, context and Premier League Footballer Stats to frame a game that could swing on small details.

Burnley average just 1.71 total goals per match this season
Fulham matches hit over 1.5 goals 100% of the time, but corners stay modest
Both teams land over 10.5 corners in only 14% of games
Turf Moor history slightly favors the hosts, despite recent struggles

Burnley’s numbers paint a cautious picture. They average just 0.71 goals scored and 1 conceded, with only 14% of matches seeing both teams score. That tells a story of tight games, often played in a narrow band. Corners follow the same script. Burnley matches average 8.43 corners, and they clear 10.5 corners only 14% of the time. Even at home, there’s been more tension than tempo. Scott Parker’s side has struggled to impose themselves early, and that hesitancy often bleeds into the wide areas. Can they flip the switch under pressure? It’s hard to say.

Under 10.5 Corners @1.60
Under 10.5 corners fits this matchup when you zoom out and slow the game down. Burnley matches average 8.43 corners, and only 14% go over the 10.5 line. That is not a blip, it is a pattern. They simply do not generate sustained wide pressure. Fulham sit in a similar bracket. Their games average nine corners, and again, only 14% break past 10.5. Put those profiles together and you get restraint, not volume. Burnley’s low scoring rate of 0.71 goals per match often leads to cautious build up rather than frantic crossing. Fulham, despite higher BTTS numbers, tend to attack through combinations instead of flooding the box. Add the context of a relegation edged fixture and you usually see fewer risks, especially early. Corners spike when teams chase wildly. Here, both sides look more likely to manage the game than blow it open.