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The latest Premier League weekend action has shaken up the betting markets, with Manchester United seeing their odds cut to their lowest ever price for relegation. Meanwhile, Arsenal strengthened their championship credentials by defeating Liverpool, and Brighton claimed a notable win at Manchester City.
Manchester United face record relegation odds
Manchester United are now priced at 14/1 by bet365 to suffer relegation from the Premier League this season, marking their lowest-ever price in the competition’s history. The club sits 17th in the table, hovering above the relegation zone only on goal difference following a 2-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge.
According to 101 Great Goals, the loss extended United’s winless run in the league to seven matches, stretching to nine games across all competitions. Despite their struggles, bookmakers do not currently place them among the top three favorites for the drop. Hull, Coventry, and Manchester City occupy those positions, the latter contingent on the potential outcome of their financial breach appeal. United rank 11th in the relegation market, sitting behind teams such as Sunderland, Crystal Palace, Ipswich, Fulham, Nottingham Forest, Newcastle, and Everton.
Relegation odds for the 2026/27 season stand at 4/5 for Hull, 5/6 for Coventry, 10/11 for Manchester City, 6/4 for Sunderland, 7/4 for Crystal Palace, 9/4 for Ipswich, 5/1 for Fulham, 11/2 for Nottingham Forest, 10/1 for Newcastle, 12/1 for Everton, and 14/1 for Manchester United.
Arsenal shorten in title race after beating Liverpool
Arsenal solidified their status as title favorites with a 1-0 victory over Liverpool at Anfield, courtesy of a first-half goal from Kai Havertz and resilient defending. The result saw Liverpool drift in the title betting, while Brighton emerged as another prominent challenger following their 1-0 win away at Manchester City.
Current title odds for the 2026/27 campaign price Arsenal at 1/3, Manchester City at 7/1, Brighton at 12/1, Liverpool at 14/1, and Chelsea at 22/1.
Declan Rice shines in individual honors market
Declan Rice delivered a standout performance in midfield during the win at Anfield, providing defensive protection and setting up the game’s sole goal with a cross converted by Havertz. The display reinforces his standing behind Erling Haaland in the betting for the PFA Player of the Year award.
The PFA Player of the Year 2026/27 odds list Erling Haaland as favorite at 2/1, followed by Declan Rice at 9/2, Martin Odegaard at 7/1, Cole Palmer at 9/1, Rayan Cherki at 9/1, and Bruno Fernandes at 16/1.
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