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As has been the case since the 1995/96 season, three teams are relegated from the Premier League down to the Championship at the end of each season. Read More
It usually goes right down to the wire with the football odds continually changing throughout the campaign.
Find all of the latest football tips and relegation odds from online betting sites right here on our dedicated Premier League relegation odds page.
Premier League Relegation 2025/26 Odds
Premier League To Be Relegated 2024/25 Odds
Premier League relegation odds are never too kind on newly-promoted teams, but there are many other things to consider before consigning a side to the drop. New managers, new signings and Premier League experience count for a lot in the battle for survival.
Unfortunately for last season's promoted clubs - Southampton, Leicester City, and Ipswich - their stay back in the big time lasted only one season as all three teams suffered a swift return to the Championship.
The newly promoted trio of Leeds, Burnley, and Sunderland will be up against it in 2025/26, with bookmakers handing the new boys short odds in the relegation market.
Sunderland are the red-hot 4/11 favourites, followed by Burnley at 4/9, and Leeds at 4/5.
Elsewhere, Wolves can be backed at 7/2, Fulham and Brentford are both 6/1, with Everton available at 7/1.
Premier League Relegation Betting Markets
All bookmakers will offer Premier League relegation odds but selecting one team to go down isn’t the only way you can bet. Here are some of the other popular relegation betting markets.
To Be Relegated
Simply select one side to be relegated in this market. The three new boys - Sunderland, Burnley, and Leeds - are the three ante-post favourite here.
Relegation Treble
Taking things further is the relegation treble market, in which bettors wager on all three sides to go down. It’s a bit like a mini accumulator: for the bet to be successful, all three selections must be relegated.
To Finish Bottom
Who do you think will finish bottom of the Premier League table? Have your say here.
Number of Promoted Teams Relegated
Many promoted clubs overperform in their first season in the Premier League, buoyed by the prospect of playing against some of the best players in the world. Yet this trend has ended with all three promoted clubs relegated in back-to-back seasons.
To Stay Up
You might have a hunch that one of the bookies’ favourites for relegation will outperform the gloomy predictions – you can wager on it in this market.
Winner/To Finish Bottom
Premier League betting sites also take double wagers on the teams to finish top and bottom in the season. You can make your predictions at both ends in this market.
Premier League Relegation Betting Tips
We’ll be providing analysis and reviews of every weekend of Premier League action throughout the season. We have expert tipsters on our books offering readers professional insight into games, teams, and the bets to place. Here’s how you can get the most out of the BettingOdds site.
- Read our Articles — We’ll be producing regular content on the Premier League during the season: title contenders, relegation threats, and everything in between. Have a look at our expert advice and make use of our betting tips.
- Compare Odds — Using our comparison grid, you can easily see which bookmakers offer the most competitive odds on the markets you’re looking to wager in.
- Research — Understanding what’s going on before a match is critical if you want to place an informed bet. Take a look at recent player and team form, and whether there are any key injuries.
- Know Your Limits — All UKGC-licensed bookmakers have limiters in place on their site that can be set by budget or time. Make use of them, never bet when inebriated, and don’t chase losses. Remember that gambling is supposed to be fun and that you should only bet what you’re comfortable losing.
Premier League Relegation History
Since the 95/96 season, three clubs have been relegated from the Premier League every year. Leicester City were relegated last season against the odds – their squad included a host of high-profile international players, including James Maddison, Harvey Barnes, Timothy Castagne and Youri Tielemans.
In the past managers have referred to the “magic 40” in regard to how many points are generally required to guarantee survival in a 38-game season, but the actual number can be higher or lower than that. Let’s take a look at every team to be relegated from the Premier League, and the points total of the team finishing one place beneath the cut-off.
|
Season |
Relegated Teams |
|
92/93 (42-game season) |
Crystal Palace (49 points) Middlesbrough Nottingham Forest |
|
93/94 (42-game season) |
Sheffield United (42 points) Oldham Athletic Swindon Town |
|
94/95 (42-game season. Four teams relegated) |
Crystal Palace (45 points) Norwich City Leicester City Ipswich Town |
|
95/96 |
Man City (38 points) Queens Park Rangers Bolton Wanderers |
|
96/97 |
Sunderland (40 points) Middlesbrough Nottingham Forest |
|
97/98 |
Bolton Wanderers (40 points) Barnsley Crystal Palace |
|
98/99 |
Charlton Athletic (36 points) Blackburn Rovers Nottingham Forest |
|
99/00 |
Wimbledon (33 points) Sheffield Wednesday Watford |
|
00/01 |
Manchester City (34 points) Coventry City Bradford City |
|
01/02 |
Ipswich Town (36 points) Derby County Leicester City |
|
02/03 |
West Ham (42 points) West Brom Sunderland |
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03/04 |
Leicester City (33 points) Leeds United Wolves |
|
04/05 |
Crystal Palace (33 points) Norwich City Southampton |
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05/06 |
Birmingham City (34 points) West Brom Sunderland |
|
06/07 |
Sheffield United (38 points) Charlton Athletic Watford |
|
07/08 |
Reading (36 points) Birmingham City Derby County |
|
08/09 |
Newcastle United (34 points) Middlesbrough West Brom |
|
09/10 |
Burnley (30 points) Hull City Portsmouth |
|
10/11 |
Birmingham City (39 points) Blackpool West Ham |
|
11/12 |
Bolton Wanderers (36 points) Blackburn Rovers Wolves |
|
12/13 |
Wigan Athletic (36 points) Reading Queens Park Rangers |
|
13/14 |
Norwich City (33 points) Fulham Cardiff City |
|
14/15 |
Hull City (35 points) Burnley Queens Park Rangers |
|
15/16 |
Newcastle United (37 points) Norwich City Aston Villa |
|
16/17 |
Hull City (34 points) Middlesbrough Sunderland |
|
17/18 |
Swansea City (33 points) Stoke City West Brom |
|
18/19 |
Cardiff City (34 points) Fulham Huddersfield Town |
|
19/20 |
Bournemouth (34 points) Watford Norwich City |
|
20/21 |
Fulham (28 points) West Brom Sheffield United |
|
21/22 |
Burnley (35 points) Watford Norwich City |
|
22/23 |
Leicester City (34 points) Leeds United Southampton |
| 23/24 |
Luton (26 points) Burnley Sheffield United |
| 24/25 |
Ipswich Town Leicester City Southampton |
Frequently Asked Questions on Premier League Relegation
Where can I bet on Premier League relegation?
BettingOdds directs punters towards all the best Premier League betting sites, where you can bet on relegation. Browse the latest at the top of this page.
Which clubs have been relegated from the Premier League the most times?
Norwich have been relegated from the Premier League the most times, relegated five separate times from the top-flight thanks to their demotion last term, while Crystal Palace and Sunderland have both been relegated from the PL four times in their history.
- Norwich - 6 times
- West Brom - 5 times
- Burnley, Leicester, Middlesbrough, Sheffield United, Sunderland, Watford - 4 times
Which betting site has the best Premier League relegation odds?
BoyleSports currently offers the best odds on Premier League relegation, but this can change throughout the course of the season.
Which teams were relegated from the Premier League in 2024/25?
Southampton, Leicester City, and Ipswich Town were relegated from the Premier League in 2024/25. It was the first time in Premier League history that the three promoted clubs were relegated straight back down to the Championship in consecutive seasons.
Who was promoted from the Championship in 2024/25?
Leeds United, Burnley, and Sunderland won promotion from the Championship in 2024/25.
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