English Premier League Betting Odds

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Time Zone

Odds Format

Sat, 20 Sep 2025
12:30	Liverpool 9/20	Draw 15/4	Everton 11/2
15:00	Brighton 6/5	Draw 27/10	Tottenham 2/1
15:00	Burnley 12/5	Draw 23/10	Nottm Forest 6/5
15:00	West Ham 15/8	Draw 5/2	Crystal Palace 11/8
15:00	Wolverhampton 13/8	Draw 11/5	Leeds 9/5
17:30	Man Utd 17/10	Draw 14/5	Chelsea 11/8
20:00	Fulham 1/1	Draw 5/2	Brentford 14/5
Sun, 21 Sep 2025
14:00	Bournemouth 29/20	Draw 5/2	Newcastle 9/5
14:00	Sunderland 12/5	Draw 5/2	Aston Villa 11/10
16:30	Arsenal 10/11	Draw 14/5	Man City 11/4
Sat, 27 Sep 2025
12:30	Brentford 19/10	Draw 11/4	Man Utd 6/5
15:00	Chelsea 3/4	Draw 31/10	Brighton 31/10
15:00	Crystal Palace 10/3	Draw 13/5	Liverpool 4/5
15:00	Leeds 9/5	Draw 9/4	Bournemouth 3/2
15:00	Man City 2/11	Draw 6/1	Burnley 12/1
17:30	Nottm Forest 3/4	Draw 13/5	Sunderland 15/4
20:00	Tottenham 1/2	Draw 10/3	Wolverhampton 5/1
Sun, 28 Sep 2025
14:00	Aston Villa 1/1	Draw 23/10	Fulham 14/5
16:30	Newcastle 21/10	Draw 13/5	Arsenal 23/20
Mon, 29 Sep 2025
20:00	Everton 4/5	Draw 5/2	West Ham 7/2

The Premier League

The Premier League, known as The Premiership or The English Premier League, is England's top professional men's football league.

It was formed in 1992 when top-flight clubs broke away from the English Football League First Division to take advantage of the lucrative television rights deals. Its formation saw the break-up of the Football League that had been in existence for 104 years.

The Premier League is a corporation in which all 20 teams with a place in the league are shareholders.

Competition Format

The Premiership season runs from August to May, during which the 20 teams in the league play each other twice, at home and away. 3 points are awarded for a win, 1 for a draw and none for a loss. Teams are ranked within the league on their points, then goal difference, then goals scored. If there is a tie for relegation or qualification for other competitions at the end of the season, then a play-off match takes place at a neutral venue.

The top 4 teams in the Premier League qualify for a place in the Champions League, and the team in fifth place will qualify for the Europa League. There are potentially 2 other places available in the Europa League. If the winners of the FA Cup or the League Cup have already qualified for the Champions League, then that spot is given to the next highest placed team in the Premiership.

The three bottom-ranked teams in the Premier League are relegated to the Championship at the end of the season. The top two teams in the Championship are then promoted automatically, with a third promotion spot going to the team that wins a series of play-offs between the clubs placed 3rd to 6th.

Premier League: Number of winning teams

There have been 7 winning teams up to the 2024/25 season.

Premier League Winning teams and their titles

Manchester United: 13 wins
Manchester City: 8 wins
Chelsea: 5 wins
Arsenal: 3 wins
Liverpool: 2 wins
Blackburn Rovers: 1 win
Leicester City: 1 win

Betting on the Premiership

With a potential audience of 4.7 billion, the Premiership is the most-watched football league in the world and is a hugely popular gambling opportunity.

Outright bets can be placed on teams to win the league, as well as whether they will place in the top 4, top 6, or in the top or bottom half of the table. It is also popular to place bets on teams to finish in relegation position or bottom of the table.

The dominance of certain clubs within the league means that there is also the option to place bets on one of the "Big Four" finishing outside the top 4 positions.

How to Watch

In the UK the majority of the televised Premier League games can be watched on Sky Sports, TNT Sports (Formerly BT Sport) and Amazon Prime.