Premier League Relegation Odds - Which side is the favourite for relegation from the Premier League?

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10 Mar 2025
Ben Darvill 10 Mar 2025
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  • Focus on Premier League relegation alongside title race.
  • Southampton, Leicester, Ipswich are favourites for relegation.
  • Manchester City's financial issue could impact relegation battle.
Which side will get relegated from the Premier League? (Getty Images)
Which side will get relegated from the Premier League? (Getty Images)

While much of the focus across the Premier League campaign will be around whether Arsenal or Liverpool will win the Premier League title, equally as entertaining is the relegation battle. 

With three total relegation spots to be filled, Southampton are currently the favourites to go down at 1.00, but which other sides seem destined to join them in the Championship next season? 

To Be Relegated From The Premier League
Odds
Southampton1.00
Leicester1.03
Ipswich1.08
Wolves9.00
Manchester City15.00
West Ham67.00
Everton101.00
Manchester United201.00
Note: Odds from bet365 & correct on 10/3/2025

Newly-promoted trio Leicester, Ipswich and Southampton are all favourites to go straight back down to the Championship after a season to forget. According to the bookmakers, they are all but down already, with the three woeful across the season. 

While the relegation battle is usually very close, the bottom-three sides in the competition have been so far below the necessary level required that few back them to challenge the sides above them.

Indeed, Wolves are the only side that are really in any kind of danger, with the Wanderers sitting six points above Ipswich and Leicester. While the gap between the teams is not particularly big, Leicester and Ipswich have only won a combined seven of their 56 matches. Neither look likely to get the points to put pressure on anyone above them. 

The likes of West Ham and Everton have been excellent of late, with managerial changes seeing the sides pick up vital wins and points as they look to retain their places in England's top league. 

The most interesting inclusion on this list is Manchester City (15.00). City face 115 alleged financial breaches with the hearing expected to begin in September and lasting around 10 weeks. City could be subject to huge fines and even a points deduction if found guilty, which is likely why they have been backed into their current price. 

Of course, this is all just speculation right now, with City likely to learn their fate soon. 

Perhaps then this relegation battle may only come down to two sides outside of City going down. If City were given an insurmountable points deduction, then it would mean one of the three sides that would have gone down otherwise will be safe. 

Which team do you think will be relegated from the Premier League this season?