Both Manchester Clubs To Be Relegated This Season? 40/1 For The 2027/28 Derby To Take Place In The Championship!

With Manchester United now a shorter price for relegation from the Premier League than Leeds United, we look at the chances of a Manchester Derby taking place in the Championship next season.

The pressure continues to mount on Michael Carrick after United’s 3-0 defeat to AFC Bournemouth on Sunday, with the Red Devils manager now 1/5 to be the next Premier League manager to leave his position.

Manchester Derby To Take Place In Championship Next Season Odds:

• Punters can bet on both Manchester clubs to be relegated this season at William Hill, with 40/1 available for football punters that wish to get involved.

Furthermore, fans await news on Manchester City but the eight-time Premier League champions are now as short as 4/5 to suffer relegation to the second tier at the end of the current season.

Spokesperson for William Hill, Lee Phelps, said: “With both Manchester clubs in a state of crisis, we’re not ruling out the first Manchester Derby of next season taking place in the Championship, with City and United 40/1 to start the 2027/28 campaign in England’s second division.

Relegation Outright Odds:

“United being shorter than Leeds for relegation is a striking reflection of the current predicament at Old Trafford. At 25/1 against Leeds’ 28/1, our market rates United as marginally more likely to go down, even though relegation remains an outside possibility for both.

“Carrick is now 1/5 to be the first Premier League manager to leave, implying roughly an 83% chance. He was 15/8 before the Como game and 8/11 afterwards, so the latest price represents another significant shift.

First Premier League Manager to Leave Odds:

“The market suggests a change in the dugout is a far more immediate prospect than relegation, but United’s price alongside rivals Leeds will still make uncomfortable reading for their supporters.”

*Odds subject to change – prices accurate at the time of writing*