Premier League Betting Odds 2026/27

The 2026/27 Premier League season is now underway, and with the campaign now in full swing, this page brings you the latest Premier League odds for the 2026/27 title race, updated as the season develops. Below you’ll find our outright winner odds table covering all 20 clubs, in-depth team-by-team analysis of the leading contenders and dark horses, the current Premier League table, a full history of past champions, and odds across other markets including relegation, top goalscorer and top four finish, plus our predicted final table and answers to the most-asked questions about this season’s Premier League odds.

Premier League Outright Odds – To Win The Title

Here you can find odds for all 20 teams to lift the Premier League trophy next May, whether you fancy one of the favourites, or an enormous shock in the competition.

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2026/27 Premier League Table

Here are the latest standings for the 2026/27 Premier League:

Title Race Form Guide: After Matchweek 10

Arsenal moved five points clear at the top on Saturday, when Martin Ødegaard’s 72nd-minute strike finally broke down a stubborn Hull City side for a 1-0 win at the Emirates. Manchester City’s slump deepened a couple of hours later as Liam Delap struck twice and Jair Cunha also found the net in a 3-1 win for Nottingham Forest at the City Ground, Rayan Cherki’s reply proving little more than a consolation. That is three league defeats on the bounce for Enzo Maresca’s side, who have dropped to third on 21 points and drifted out to 12/1, while Arsenal have hardened further to 1/4 to retain the trophy. The guilty verdict on City’s financial charges still hangs over the market as well, with sanctions yet to be decided and the club appealing.

Brighton are the new second favourites at 10/1 after a 2-0 win over Brentford at the Amex, where Diego Gómez and a Pascal Gross penalty did the damage before the break, and the Seagulls sit second on 22 points with the best goal difference in the division. Liverpool bounced back from their home defeat to Arsenal with a 3-1 win at Crystal Palace, Alexis Mac Allister, Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isak all on target, and they are fourth and 12/1. Chelsea were the big losers of the weekend, beaten 1-0 at Sunderland by Enzo Le Fée’s penalty and out to 33/1 in fifth. The international break means a fortnight’s wait for Matchweek 11, which begins with City hosting Fulham at 12.30pm on Saturday 21 November before Arsenal travel to Newcastle United at 5.30pm, and Liverpool welcome Manchester United to Anfield the following afternoon. Arsenal then host City on Sunday 29 November, and victory there would leave Mikel Arteta’s side in a commanding position before the winter fixture pile-up.

Previous Premier League Winners

Other Premier League Betting Markets

While betting on the winner of the Premier League is the most obvious starting point, there are plenty of other outright Premier League odds for you to find and place a bet on.

Premier League Relegation Odds

At the other end of the table, Coventry City and Hull City are joint 8/11 favourites for the drop, though Coventry’s 3-1 defeat at Everton did more damage than Hull’s narrow 1-0 loss at the Emirates. Crystal Palace are bottom after a 3-1 home defeat to Liverpool and 5/4, Ipswich Town are 7/4 after losing 2-1 to Bournemouth and Sunderland have eased to 5/2 after beating Chelsea. The biggest story is Manchester United, who sit 18th on goal difference after a chaotic 4-4 draw with Aston Villa and are 12/1 to go down. Manchester City are 10/11 with most bookmakers, purely because the punishment for their financial breaches is yet to be decided.

Premier League Top Goalscorer Odds

Erling Haaland is the man to beat once again in the Golden Boot race, although the Norwegian has now drawn a blank in back-to-back league games after Manchester City’s defeat at Nottingham Forest. He is still on nine goals and has eased slightly to 4/9 to finish top of the pile, two clear of Alexander Isak, whose late goal at Selhurst Park took him to seven and saw him cut to 6/1. Everton’s Thierno Barry and Aston Villa’s Nicolas Jackson are next on six, Barry scoring twice against Coventry City and Jackson on target in the 4-4 draw at Old Trafford.

Premier League Top 4 Odds

Arsenal remain long odds-on to finish in the Premier League’s top 4 once again. Manchester City’s three straight league defeats have blown the race for the remaining Champions League places wide open, though, with Brighton second, City third and Liverpool fourth, while Chelsea, Everton and Bournemouth are all within three points of the top four.

Our Premier League Predictions & Tips Before the Season Began

Our tips for the Premier League season will follow, with an expected table looking as follows.

Premier League Betting Odds FAQs

Who is currently top of the Premier League table?

After Matchweek 10, Arsenal sit top of the Premier League on 27 points, five clear of Brighton after beating Hull City 1-0, while Manchester City are third on 21 points following a 3-1 defeat at Nottingham Forest. Liverpool are fourth on 18 points.

Which team is favourite to win the 2026/27 Premier League title?

Arsenal are the bookies’ favourites at 1/4 to repeat their 2025/26 triumph, having moved five points clear at the top. Brighton are 10/1, with Manchester City and Liverpool both 12/1, City’s price held back by poor form and the sanctions still to come after they were found guilty of breaching the Premier League’s financial rules.

Who are the defending Premier League champions?

Arsenal lifted the Premier League trophy after overcoming Manchester City in a gruelling title race in 2025/26. They eventually won the title by seven points.