Arsenal defend at 2.50, post-Pep City at 3.80, Liverpool rebuild under Iraola, and Chelsea bounce back from 10th. Full Premier League 2026/27 title, top-4, relegation and Golden Boot odds — bet the full season at Housebets with crypto.
Three months after Arsenal lifted the title, the Premier League is back with the 2026/2027 season. This season has the potential to be the best one yet, with many storylines riding on it.
The title race has the potential to be the most competitive in recent history, as the main challengers are in new territory, aside from Arsenal. Away from the title race, the top-four race and the relegation battle will also be things to watch out for this new season.
In this piece, we will look at what to expect this new season, including the title race odds, the top-four race, the relegation battle and how you can place your bets on all the games at Housebets.
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The 2026/2027 Premier League title race could be the most special in recent years, as five of the big six teams have managers who are relatively new on the job. Only Arsenal have a manager who has spent more than a year managing the club, which probably explains why they are the favourites for the title.
The Gunners ended their 22-year wait for the Premier League title last season and are favoured to do the trick again. Mikel Arteta’s men are priced at 2.50 to successfully defend a Premier League title for the first time in their history.
They are good value for it, as the Gunners are the only club that has stability and continuity coming into the new season. Most of their players from last season are still at the club, while they have also strengthened the squad with the signings of players like Bruno Guimarães and Christos Tzolis.
Just behind Arsenal is Manchester City, priced at 3.80 to win the title. City are in unfamiliar territory coming into the new season, as this will be the first time since 2016 that they will come into a new campaign without Pep Guardiola as their manager.
Guardiola left at the end of last season following a successful ten-year spell that made City one of the most feared teams in Europe. How the Cityzens respond to Guardiola’s exit is still to be seen, but they have made a calculated risk by appointing his former right-hand man Enzo Maresca.
Maresca comes in after leaving Chelsea midway through last season but knows he has big shoes to fill. City do have a strong squad to challenge Arsenal for the title, while also bringing in reinforcements like Elliot Anderson.
Behind City are Liverpool, who are priced at 6.00 to win the title. The Reds also have a new manager in place after appointing Andoni Iraola to replace Arne Slot. Iraola replaced Slot following a disappointing season, which saw Liverpool finish fifth after winning the league in his first year in charge.
Iraola’s mission will be to correct the wrongs of last season, and that includes fixing the defence and bringing back urgency, which Liverpool were known for during Jürgen Klopp’s era.
Manchester United are the fourth favourite, with the Red Devils valued at 8.00 to win their first league title since 2013. United have watched their rivals sail past them since Alex Ferguson retired but did show the potential of what they can achieve this campaign with their performances in the second half of last season.
The Red Devils appeared to be heading towards another disappointing campaign last season until Michael Carrick came in to replace Ruben Amorim. Carrick ultimately turned the team’s fortunes around but will be hoping he can even go two steps further this year.
Moving away from Man Utd, Chelsea and Tottenham are the next favourites, with the Blues priced at 9.00 to win the title. Chelsea had a disastrous campaign last season, finishing outside the European qualification spots.
The Blues had to go through many managerial changes last season, but they settled on Xabi Alonso this summer. Alonso has now been tasked with bringing success back to Chelsea.
One major advantage Chelsea have over other rivals is the lack of European football.
The top four places for this season are also expected to be competed for among the traditional big six, although the likes of Aston Villa, Bournemouth and Brentford could also spring a surprise.
Arsenal and Man City are favoured to pick the top two spots, with the Gunners priced at 1.59 for a top-two finish and 1.15 to finish inside the top four. Meanwhile, City are priced at 2.15 to finish in the top two and 1.30 to finish in the top four.
As for the rest, Iraola’s Liverpool are valued at 2.90 to finish in the top two and 1.46 for a top-four finish. Man United, meanwhile, are priced at 3.50 to finish in the top two and 1.64 to finish in the top four.
As for Alonso’s Chelsea, the Blues are priced at 4.30 to finish in the top two and 1.86 to make the top four, despite their lack of European football. Roberto De Zerbi's Spurs are up next at 8.80 to finish in the top two and 4.00 to make the top four.
While the likes of Arsenal, Man City and Liverpool are favourites to make the top four, there are other teams outside the favourites that could be of good value to make the top four. One of those teams is Aston Villa, priced at 4.50 to make the top four.
The Villains finished in the top four last season ahead of Liverpool and will fancy their chances to do that again. In addition to making the top four, Villa also won the Europa League to cap off a successful season.
One thing that could prove to be a challenge for Villa is juggling Champions League football with top-four qualification. Another team that could be a good risk is Newcastle, although they have a new manager in charge.
While they have sold players like Anthony Gordon and Guimaraes, a lack of European football can help the Magpies, especially if Matthias Jaissle settles in quickly. The Magpies are currently priced at 14.00 to make the top four, but you can also back them at 5.20 for a top six finish.
Two of the newly promoted clubs last season went down, but we might get to see the three newly promoted clubs go down this season. Hull City, Ipswich Town and Coventry City are the three new clubs this season, but none has done enough business to show that they can stay up.
Ideally, one of these three teams will have to show that they are better than the team that finished 17th last season, which is Spurs. Unless the likes of Nottingham Forest, Crystal Palace and Everton have a very bad season, it is hard to look past the newly promoted teams.
Currently, Hull are favoured to go down, with the Tigers priced at 1.67 to suffer relegation. The other two tipped to go down are Coventry and Ipswich, according to Housebets’ odds.
Away from the teams, the Golden Boot race is another market to look at, with Erling Haaland heavily favoured to win it. Haaland finished as the top scorer last season with 27 goals and is once again tipped as the outright favourite to win it again.
Coming off a successful World Cup campaign, the Norwegian international is priced at 1.77 to win the Golden Boot, ahead of Alexander Isak, who is priced at 9.60, as per odds from Housebets.
Other players in the race include Igor Thiago (12.00), Ollie Watkins (17.00) and Chelsea’s Joao Pedro (17.00).
There are many Premier League betting markets that you can bet on, including moneyline and corner markets. You can find them all here in this article: Best Betting Markets for the English Premier League.
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