Premier League relegation odds: Clarets backed to go down
Burnley have replaced Sunderland as favourites to be relegated from the Premier League in the 2025-26 season
www.telegraph.co.ukHere are the latest EPL relegation odds and context as of now.
- Tottenham are currently among the most-discussed relegation candidates in recent updates, with several bookmakers listing them as favorites or near-favorites to drop. Citation: Ladbrokes article notes Tottenham as the favourites for the drop after recent results.[3]
- Other teams frequently mentioned near the bottom include West Ham, Leeds, Nottingham Forest, and Wolverhampton, with varying odds across sportsbooks depending on form and results.[4][5][7][3]
- Promoted sides (e.g., Burnley, Sunderland, Leeds) have historically dominated relegation discussions early in seasons, often occupying the top of the “likely drop” lists at various points in 2025–26.[1][5][7]
What this means for you:
- Relegation odds shift with form, injuries, and run-ins. If you’re tracking value, look for moments when a team with decent form has odds that understate their relegation risk.
- For a quick snapshot, check a single sportsbook’s current table of odds to compare implied probabilities, then cross-check with a couple of others to spot value or arbs.[6][4]
Illustration (conceptual example):
- A team at 11/10 to be relegated implies roughly a 47.6% chance. If another book offers 7/4 (23.6%), that would be value if you still rate the first team as likely to go down. This general principle holds as odds drift with the season’s developments.[3][4]
Would you like a specific table of current relegation odds from a few bookmakers, or a summary focused on a particular team (e.g., Tottenham, West Ham, Leeds)? I can pull the latest figures and give you a concise, up-to-date snapshot with implied probabilities. Citations provided after each data point.[5][4][3]