Premier League Clean Sheet Odds
Premier League clean sheet odds go a long way in determining who the best defenders in FPL are.
Outside of 3 points, there’s nothing managers want more than a Premier League clean sheet. The same goes for FPL managers too, as clean sheets earn defenders and midfielders 4 and 1 point(s) respectively.
Knowing which teams are most likely to keep a clean sheet in a given round of Premier League matches is vital information.
FPL Clean Sheet Odds
To see which defenders are most likely to start, check out our FPL team news page which predicts every team’s lineup.
You can find clean sheet odds for the next 6 gameweeks for every team in the table below:
Updated for GW4
| Fixture | |||
|---|---|---|---|
 | ARSENAL | SUNDERLAND (A) | |
 | CHELSEA | HULL (H) | |
 | C PALACE | IPSWICH (H) | |
 | LIVERPOOL | FULHAM (H) | |
 | BRIGHTON | COVENTRY (A) | |
 | ASTON VILLA | NOTTM FOREST (H) | |
 | TOTTENHAM | EVERTON (H) | |
 | LEEDS | NEWCASTLE (H) | |
 | MAN CITY | MAN UTD (A) | |
 | NEWCASTLE | LEEDS (A) | |
 | BOURNEMOUTH | BRENTFORD (H) | |
 | BRENTFORD | BOURNEMOUTH (A) | |
 | EVERTON | TOTTENHAM (A) | |
 | IPSWICH | C PALACE (A) | |
 | NOTTM FOREST | ASTON VILLA (A) | |
 | COVENTRY | BRIGHTON (H) | |
 | MAN UTD | MAN CITY (H) | |
 | SUNDERLAND | ARSENAL (H) | |
 | FULHAM | LIVERPOOL (A) | |
 | HULL | CHELSEA (A) |
The odds, or chances, are converted into a percentage to make the information more digestible.
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The table is sorted by the team that is most likely to keep a clean sheet. So, if you stick with the teams at the top, at least in defence, for your Fantasy Premier League teams you should find yourself in good shape.
You can use the slider bar at the top to go anywhere between the upcoming gameweek and the next 6 gameweeks. Looking further ahead shows the average across that run, alongside each individual gameweek.
Teams with a blank gameweek in the window are marked BGW, and those with a double are marked DGW. A blank counts as zero in the average, because a team that doesn’t play that week returns nothing — so the average reflects what you would actually get over the run rather than the games they happen to play.
For a double gameweek we show the chance of keeping at least one clean sheet across both fixtures. Two matches at 50% each come out as 75%, not 50% — two bites at it is meaningfully better than one, and that is what the number should say.