Tottenham have been cut to 7/1 in the Premier League relegation betting , as they spend the international break at the foot of the table. Following back-to-back 17 th -place finishes, Spurs spent big over the summer under new boss Roberto De Zerbi and began the season as 50/1 longshots to go down.
However, despite splashing out more than £250million on Sandro Tonali , Mateus Fernandes and Savio , plus loan deals involving Omar Marmoush and Mykhailo Mudryk , results have yet to improve. Saturday’s 3-2 home loss to Aston Villa left Tottenham rock bottom with just two points from five games and a goal difference of minus six.
De Zerbi refused to speak to his players after that latest setback, admitting: “I was very disappointed, very sad, very frustrated for the performance, because we can’t lose this game in this way.”
Betting Odds
Premier League Betting Odds 2026-27
Result | Odds | Chance |
|---|---|---|
Coventry | 2/5 | 71.4% |
Hull | 4/6 | 60% |
Ipswich | 10/11 | 52.4% |
BAR | 2/1 | 33.3% |
*Odds are correct at the time of writing, but subject to change.
Coventry are 2/5 favourites to be relegated from the Premier League , with Hull 4/6 and Ipswich 10/11.
Arbeloa optimistic
No signs of panic from Cottagers chief
Fulham are level on points with Tottenham after drawing 1-1 at home to Manchester United and their relegation odds have been slashed to 9/4 from a pre-season mark of 11/2.
After starting out with three straight defeats, the Cottagers held Liverpool to a goalless stalemate at Anfield and led the Red Devils until conceding Matheus Cunha’s heavily deflected equaliser in the 89th minute.
“I’m upset because we were so close, very unlucky with the goal we conceded,” said head coach Alvaro Arbeloa . “It is what it is, we need to keep working and improving. We knew this month would be difficult against top teams. I think we are in a good way.”
Promoted trio showing spirit
Promoted trio showing plenty of spirit
All three sides promoted from the Championship went straight back down for successive campaigns in 2023-24 and 2024-25. However, Sunderland and Leeds managed to avoid the same fate last term and the new boys have not started badly this time around.
Play-off winners Hull have drifted from 1/5 to 4/6 in this market as a result of picking up eight points from their first four matches before Saturday’s 2-1 defeat at Newcastle . Ipswich were beaten 1-0 at Everton over the weekend but early wins over Sunderland and Crystal Palace boosted their hopes of staying up and they are 10/11 to fall.
Coventry are 2/5 for an immediate return to the Championship but did put a run of four straight losses to nil behind them by prevailing 1-0 at Nottingham Forest.
“You know that’s the starting point, so they can use that,” said boss Frank Lampard. “Every win is a relief, no matter what, but especially in our position, because you sit at the bottom of the table, you want to win because you don’t like to look at it.”
Eagles and Black Cats yet to fire
Crystal Palace and Sunderland have been cut to 2/1 and 3/1 respectively in the Premier League relegation betting after picking up just four points apiece so far.
Aston Villa are on the same mark and can be backed at 14/1 to go down, while Nottingham Forest have five points and are 7/1 to fall.
One other eye-catching price in this market is 10/1 for Manchester City , who are top of the table after five straight wins but are still waiting to learn their fate over a long-running list of 115 financial fair play charges!
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