EPL GW-27 FPL Clean Sheet Odds

Arsenal's Leandro Trossard (right) and Brentford's Michael Kayode battle for the ball during the Premier League match at the Gtech Community Stadium, London. Picture date: Thursday February 12, 2026. (Photo by John Walton/PA Images via Getty Images) | PA Images via Getty Images Banking on the right clean sheets can be the difference between a green arrow and a red one in FPL.

Defensive returns often prove decisive over the course of a gameweek, and understanding which sides are most likely to shut out their opponents gives managers a real edge when setting their backline. Outside of three points, there’s nothing Premier League managers value more than a clean sheet. The same goes for FPL managers, as clean sheets earn defenders four points and midfielders one point.

We have now put together a comprehensive GW27 clean sheet odds list for all Premier League sides.

FPL Clean Sheet Odds Gameweek 27 Percentages Chelsea – 51% – Burnley (H) Crystal Palace – 44% – Wolves (H) Arsenal – 43% – Tottenham (A) Aston Villa – 38% – Leeds (H) Liverpool – 34% – Nottingham Forest (A) Manchester City – 34% – Newcastle (H) Brentford – 32% – Brighton (H) Fulham – 31% – Sunderland (A) Manchester United – 31% – Everton (A) Sunderland – 31% – Fulham (H) West Ham – 23% – Bournemouth (H) Bournemouth – 22% – West Ham (A) Brighton – 21% – Brentford (A) Everton – 20% – Manchester United (H) Leeds – 20% – Aston Villa (A) Nottingham Forest – 18% – Liverpool (H) Wolves – 18% – Crystal Palace (A) Tottenham – 17% – Arsenal (H) Burnley – 10% – Chelsea (A) Newcastle – 10% – Manchester City (A) Banking on the right clean sheets can be the difference between a green arrow and a red one in FPL.

Defensive returns often prove decisive over the course of a gameweek, and understanding which sides are most likely to shut out their opponents gives managers a real edge when setting their backline. Outside of three […] Banking on the right clean sheets can be the difference between a green arrow and a red one in FPL.

Defensive returns often prove decisive over the course of a gameweek, and understanding which sides are most likely to shut out their opponents gives managers a real edge when setting their backline. Outside of three […]