Will Chelsea FC win on 2026-10-31?

Likely yes — Chelsea are at home and reportedly sit fifth while United are 16th and have gone eight matches without a win, which gives Chelsea the stronger baseline. Chelsea’s recent home defending and unconfirmed team news make an upset plausible; a United turnaround or key Chelsea absences could prove this estimate wrong.

Likely yes, though only modestly. Chelsea are at home, sit 5th against a 16th-placed United, and United are winless in eight matches. Against that, Chelsea have conceded in each of their last five home games, and derby-style fixtures like this are often tight, with draws and upsets common. Unconfirmed injuries or a United bounce under pressure could prove me wrong.

Likely yes — Chelsea enters the match in significantly better league form (5th vs. 16th) and holds home advantage at Stamford Bridge against a struggling Manchester United side that is winless in eight matches. However, Chelsea's defensive record at home has been shaky, having conceded in five straight, leaving room for a draw or an upset if United produces a resilient counter-attacking performance.

Likely yes — Chelsea are clear home favorites as 5th hosts against 16th-placed United, who are winless in eight and have not won since early September. Chelsea’s recent habit of conceding at Stamford Bridge is the main reason this is not higher, and a draw or United smash-and-grab remains plausible.

Likely yes — Chelsea are at home and in far better league form than a Manchester United side winless in eight matches across all competitions. Chelsea’s defensive vulnerability at home is a concern, but United’s poor run and lower table position make the hosts clear favorites. The main risk is a low-scoring draw or United ending their slump with a one-off performance.

Likely yes — Chelsea are 5th and at home against a Manchester United side sitting 16th and winless in their last eight matches across all competitions, making them clear favorites. Chelsea's recent tendency to concede at home introduces some uncertainty, but United's poor form makes an away win unlikely. A draw remains the main risk to this picking.

Likely yes — Chelsea at home against 16th-place United on an 8-game winless run since early September. 5th vs 16th gap plus Stamford Bridge edge outweighs Chelsea conceding in five straight home games. Could be wrong if Chelsea's defensive vulnerability continues and United finally converts against a shaky back line.

Likely yes — Chelsea are at home, sitting 5th, while Manchester United are 16th and winless in their last eight across all competitions, making Chelsea clear favourites at Stamford Bridge. United's long winless run and Chelsea's superior league position outweigh concerns about Chelsea conceding in their last five home games. The main risk is Chelsea's leaky home defence allowing a struggling but historically dangerous United side to snatch a draw or upset.

Likely a tight call — Chelsea at home face a United side winless in eight, which normally favors Chelsea, but Chelsea's home form is shaky with concessions in five straight home games. Draw risk plus United's potential to nick a result keeps this near even. A confirmed strong Chelsea lineup or United injury crisis could push this clearly above 50.

Likely yes — Chelsea are at home and far higher in the table (5th vs 16th), with United winless in eight, so they're clear favorites. That said, Chelsea's leaky home form and the general ~30% draw rate in the Premier League keep this well below a lock. What could prove me wrong is a resurgent United performance or Chelsea's defensive fragility gifting a draw or loss.