The latest Premier League odds at William Hill have Manchester City as short as 9/4 to be relegated this season, with severe penalties likely to be imposed on the club in the near future.
We’re just a few weeks into the 2026/27 campaign and City, facing major uncertainty off the field, are currently sitting at the top of the table after a perfect record of five wins from five matches.
However, the noise surrounding the club could impact the action on the pitch and Arsenal remain clear favourites to lift the Premier League title once again this season. The Gunners are currently 4/7 in our sports betting to retain their crown.
At the other end of the table, Coventry are as short as 1/2 to drop down to the EFL Championship at the first time of asking while Man City are a 9/4 chance – with reports suggesting a hefty points deduction, which could see the club drop out of the top flight.
Premier League Relegation Odds:
- Coventry – 1/2
- Hull – 8/13
- Ipswich – 6/5
- Crystal Palace – 7/4
- Manchester City – 9/4
- Bar – 5/2
Premier League Outright Winner Odds:
- Arsenal – 4/7
- Manchester City – 5/2
- Liverpool – 11/1
- Chelsea – 16/1
- Bar – 40/1
Spokesperson for William Hill, Lee Phelps, said: “Following today’s Premier League statement that Manchester City have been found guilty of all charges relating to breaches of financial regulations, we make the eight-time Premier League champions just 9/4 for relegation this season.
“The severity of the penalty imposed on City is still uncertain, but we’re not taking any chances by pricing them at 9/4 for the drop, with only newly promoted sides Coventry (1/2), Hull (8/13) and Ipswich (6/5), as well as Crystal Palace (7/4) shorter in our relegation market.
“Prior to the findings, City were as short as 6/5 to win the title this season, but since being found guilty of financial breaches last week they have drifted markedly, out to their current price of 5/2.”
*Odds subject to change – prices accurate at the time of writing*
