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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 7

Manchester City’s perfect start rolled on in Matchweek 7, though Ipswich Town made Enzo Maresca’s men sweat for it at the Etihad. Phil Foden’s opener was cancelled out by Daizen Maeda within two minutes, before Erling Haaland struck either side of half-time and Zak Flemming’s stoppage-time penalty set up a nervy finish to a 3-2 win. Seven wins from seven leaves City three points clear on 21, yet the title market still refuses to take them at face value. City are awaiting punishment for breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules, which is why Arsenal remain odds-on favourites at 4/7 while the leaders are only 4/1.

Arsenal kept pace by grinding out a 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest, where Noni Madueke settled a cagey affair ten minutes from time, and Mikel Arteta’s side sit second on 18 points. Brighton are third on 16 after a 5-0 demolition of Crystal Palace in the M23 derby, a result that hands them the best goal difference in the division at +18 and sees them into 18/1 for the title. Chelsea climbed to fourth with a 2-0 win at Everton, Pedro Neto scoring at the start and the end of the second half, while Liverpool came from behind to beat Brentford 2-1 through Víctor Muñoz and Alexander Isak, ending the Bees’ unbeaten start. Chelsea are 12/1 and Liverpool 20/1. Matchweek 8 begins on Friday 23 October when Ipswich host Forest, and the pick of the weekend sees City visit Aston Villa for Saturday’s 12.30 kick-off, with Arsenal at home to Everton and Liverpool hosting Brighton on Sunday.

Previous Premier League Winners

SeasonChampionsPoints
2025/26Arsenal85
2024/25Liverpool84
2023/24Manchester City91
2022/23Manchester City89
2021/22Manchester City93
2020/21Manchester City86
2019/20Liverpool99
2018/19Manchester City98
2017/18Manchester City100
2016/17Chelsea93
2015/16Leicester City81
2014/15Chelsea87
2013/14Manchester City86
2012/13Manchester United89
2011/12Manchester City89
2010/11Manchester United80
2009/10Chelsea86
2008/09Manchester United90
2007/08Manchester United87
2006/07Manchester United89

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, the relegation market has finally started to follow the standings. Coventry City are now Evens favourites for the drop after a 3-1 defeat at Tottenham on Monday night left them 17th, while fellow promoted side Hull City are 7/4 despite sitting ninth. Crystal Palace have been cut to 11/4 after that hammering on the south coast, and bottom side Sunderland (14/5), Fulham (7/2) and Ipswich Town (4/1) complete the leading contenders. Manchester City remain the elephant in the room, with one firm going as short as 4/5 about the leaders going down because of their pending financial punishment.

Premier League Top Goalscorer Odds

Erling Haaland is the man to beat once again in the Golden Boot race. The Norwegian took his tally to eight with a brace against Ipswich and is around 2/5 to finish top of the pile, three clear of Alexander Isak and João Pedro on five apiece. Isak’s winner at Brentford suggests Liverpool’s spearhead is back in business, whereas Pedro Neto took the scoring honours for Chelsea at Everton.

Premier League Top 4 Odds

Arsenal and Manchester City are long odds-on to finish in the Premier League’s top 4 once again. However, prices are up for grabs among numerous clubs to clinch a Champions League berth in the 2026/27 season.

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.

PositionTeam
1Arsenal
2Chelsea
3Liverpool
4Manchester City
5Manchester United
6Tottenham
7Nottingham Forest
8Brighton
9Aston Villa
10Newcastle
11Crystal Palace
12Bournemouth
13Brentford
14Everton
15Leeds United
16Fulham
17Coventry City
18Sunderland
19Ipswich Town
20Hull City

Premier League Betting Odds FAQs

Who is currently top of the Premier League table?

After Matchweek 7, Manchester City sit top of the Premier League on 21 points, three clear of Arsenal, having won all seven of their opening fixtures. Brighton are third on 16 points.

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

Arsenal are the bookies’ favourites at 4/7 to repeat their 2025/26 triumph, despite trailing Manchester City by three points. City are 4/1, with their price held back by their pending punishment for breaches of 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.