Latest News About Premier League Relegation Odds

Here are the latest notable Premier League relegation odds and context from reliable bookmakers and outlets.

Key takes

• Hull is heavily favored to be relegated in several sources around May 2026, with odds typically around 2/7 (about a 77% implied likelihood) in the most widely cited markets. This reflects a strong expectation of drop given their form.[3]
• West Ham, Wolves, Burnley have repeatedly appeared among the top contenders for relegation in late-season assessments, sometimes leading the pack of teams at risk depending on results and table position.[6][7]
• Promoted sides like Luton and other clubs that season have often carried higher risk in some markets, but the exact odds fluctuate as final fixtures approach and teams’ form changes.[5][3]

Recent examples and snapshots

• Coral’s 2025/26 relegation odds highlighted West Ham, Wolves, and Burnley as favorites to go down, with other mid-table teams also in the mix as potential relegation candidates.[6]
• Ladbrokes’ updates in mid-May 2026 had West Ham positioned as the favourites to be relegated, followed by other bottom-three contenders depending on remaining fixtures and results.[7]
• Boyle/Betting markets around late 2025 to early 2026 often listed Hull, Sunderland, Leeds, and similar clubs among the top risk groups, though exact odds shifted with variable performance and injuries.[2][3]

What this means for fans and bettors

• If you’re considering hedges or live-betting around the season’s end, focus on the bottom-of-table form, head-to-head fixtures among relegation rivals, and remaining fixtures against teams above and below them.
• Be aware that odds can swing significantly on recent results, injuries, or manager changes, so live updates just before the final fixtures are usually the most informative.

Would you like:

• A concise table comparing current relegation odds from 2–3 major bookmakers for the last published week?
• A quick summary of which teams are in the bottom three with the most consistent odds to go down as of today?
• A short explainer on how bookmakers compute relegation probabilities from odds?