Premier League Relegation Odds & Predictions (2025/26)

A look at the latest betting markets in the battle to avoid relegation from the Premier League, with our writer assessing the current fight to stay in the top flight.

Seven points adrift at the foot of the Premier League table and still winless, Wolves are heavy favourites for relegation in the football betting markets. Burnley, who are outside the relegation zone on goal difference, are the only other team that are odds-on for the drop as of Nov. 10.

The Clarets face Chelsea in their first match after the international break and have suffered consecutive defeats to West Ham and Arsenal. West Ham, under the leadership of Nuno Espírito Santo after the sacking of Graham Potter, are level with Burnley on 10 points.

Nottingham Forest, like the Hammers, have already made a managerial change, replacing Ange Postecoglou with Sean Dyche (after bringing in Postecoglou as Nuno’s successor).

Forest are one point behind Burnley and West Ham but are notably only three points behind 14th-placed Newcastle. A draw with Manchester United and a win over Leeds has put the Midlands club in the right direction ahead of the break.

Premier League Relegation Odds:

Punters can bet on which clubs will suffer relegation in the 2025/26 Premier League at William Hill and here is the current state of the market:

• Wolves – 1/10
• Burnley – 3/10
• West Ham – 11/10
• Leeds – 7/4
• Nottingham Forest – 11/4
• Fulham – 11/2
• Sunderland – 15/2

Managerial Changes Pay Dividends

West Ham and Forest look to have turned corners with the hirings of Nuno and Dyche, respectively. Wolves are yet to name Vitor Pereira’s successor, but even with 27 matches to go, it’s a huge ask for the club to avoid relegation.

Where West Ham have the core of a team that could be in the top half, and Forest were at that level a few months ago, Wolves have endured a gradual drain of talent over several seasons. It’s no longer a squad with top-six aspirations, and instead looks like a mishmash of players, a collective of underwhelming signings that have failed to replace the talent that’s gone out the door.

The two-point tally through 11 matches leaves Wolves needing at least 34 points from the remaining 27 fixtures. While that is hardly unattainable, it’s not exactly realistic.

Burnley’s Struggles

Burnley’s three wins have given them something to build on. Scott Parker’s job isn’t under too much threat at this stage.

The Clarets, however, have been far the worst underlying numbers in the league. There isn’t much to suggest they have what it takes to stay up, and it would take a much upset for them to win any of their next four matches.

This is arguably the least talented squad in the league on paper. So far, they are performing at that level, with the three wins papering over the cracks.

How To Evaluate Leeds

Leeds might have lost four out of five matches, but it doesn’t feel like the right time to back them. Those odds could lengthen considerably if they get a result or two in their gruelling next few fixtures.

A change of manager might also drastically change their outlook, with Daniel Farke priced as the betting favourite to be the next manager to go.

Farke’s side have been mid-table at both ends of the pitch according to their expected goals.

Keep An Eye on Fulham

An ineffective attack and five straight road losses have made Fulham a legitimate candidate for relegation. Only a handful of teams have generated fewer expected goals – Marco Silva’s team only have one player averaging more than 1.4 shots per match so far this season.

Three home matches in their next four give Silva’s side a chance to get back on track, though Sunderland, Manchester City, and Crystal Palace are the visitors for those matches at Craven Cottage.

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