Who will win the Premier League? Betting odds for the 2024/25 season
- Scott Allen
- 23 December 2024
We are in the festive season of the 2024/25 campaign and it's already getting tasty at the top and bottom of the Premier League. Here we run through the favourites to win this season's title.
Less than a month ago the Premier League title battle looked like a three-horse race.
Then Arsenal started to stumble and that was followed by Manchester City having a terrible run of form, which doesn't appear to be improving any time soon.
Liverpool have taken full advantage as we can see by the latest odds to win the 2024/25 Premier League title, but now it's time to start taking Chelsea seriously too.
(all odds are correct at time of last article update)
Current Premier League winner outright odds
Liverpool to win the Premier League (11/20)
Top of the table Liverpool are four points clear of nearest rivals Chelsea, with a game in hand.
Arne Slot's side appeared to be stretching their advantage over the last couple of weeks, especially with a 2-0 win over Manchester City at the start of the month.
But they dropped points in a thrilling 3-3 draw with Newcastle, then the Merseyside derby was postponed due to Storm Darragh and the 2-2 draw with Fulham didn't help matters.
However, spanking Tottenham 6-3 on Sunday afternoon saw their odds shorten a little from 5/6 to 11/20.
The bookies already think the title is Liverpool's to lose.
Arsenal to win the Premier League (7/2)
Arsenal regained their sea legs with the return of captain Martin Odegaard.
They had drifted out to 4/1 to win the title after losing to Newcastle in November, but have turned themselves around after three consecutive Premier League wins.
The draw with Fulham saw their odds drift from 5/2 to 16/5, and then back to 4/1 and third favourite after the Everton stalemate.
Giving Crystal Palace a good kicking at the weekend pushed them back into second favourites slot at 7/2.
Chelsea to win the Premier League (13/2)
The bookies finally saw sense and slashed the odds for Chelsea to win the title after the Tottenham win.
It took the victory Brentford to see them finally installed as second favourites at 7/2, but they dropped back to third favourites after failing to find a way past Everton and now sit on 13/2.
Manchester City to win the Premier League (33/1)
Manchester City are tanking in this market.
They fell from 13/2 to 11/1 after the 2-2 draw with Crystal Palace and then 16/1 after the Manchester derby defeat.
The 2-1 loss to Aston Villa now has them at a whopping 33/1 to win the title, which is a massive price for the champions.
We were expecting Man City to rally go on a big all-conquering run and stroll past their nearest rivals, but even the most optimistic wouldn'y expect that to happen now.
Nottingham Forest to win the Premier League (400/1)
Forest were in dreamland in the Premier League after grabbing third place following the 3-0 win over West Ham.
They were 1500/1 before the clash with the woeful boys from East London and came thundering up the market at 175/1.
But the Newcastle defeat brought them back down to earth and they dropped to 250/1 and even further after the 3-0 defeat to Arsenal.
They are now on a run of three consecutive victories after beating Manchester United, Aston Villa and Brentford and their odds have been slashed from 1000/1 to 400/1.
Aston Villa to win the Premier League (500/1)
Villa had been quietly going about their business this season, and appeared to be settling around 4th or 5th in the table this campaign
They started the season at 50/1, but have been slowing drifting ever since as bookies aren't taking them that seriously and results got progressively worse.
Beating Brentford and Southampton saw their price shorten to from 750/1 to 500/1, and they remain there even after the Forest defeat and Man City win.
Newcastle to win the Premier League (500/1)
Newcastle were as high as 33/1 to win the league after reaching third in the table with a healthy ten points after four games.
A 3-1 away to defeat to Fulham saw confidence crumble away and the Magpies dropped as low as 150/1.
The goalless draw with Everton, the 1-0 defeat to Brighton and 2-1 loss to Chelsea pretty much had bookies calling time on their title challenge pegging them at 500/1.
But pulling the rug from under Arsenal saw their odds halved to 250/1.
They shortened further to 100/1 after beating Forest but slumped back to 300/1 after letting West Ham snatch a win at St James' Park.
They slumped to 1000/1 after draws with Palace and Liverpool, and then losing to Brentford.
Hoiwever, they hopped back up the market to 500/1 after brushing aside Leicester and Ipswich.
Tottenham to win the Premier League (750/1)
Tottenham were leading the dark horses pack and started the season at 25/1, which seems like a massive joke now.
But they've been so inconsistent their price to win the title has lurched back and forth, between 40/1 and 70/1.
But now drawing to Fulham, losing to Bournemouth and Chelsea and then dropping to 11th in the table saw the bookies totally write-off Spurs off at 750/1.
But they've crept back up to 500/1 after humbling useless Southampton, but back to 750/1 after being dispatched by Liverpool. Even that price seems too skinny.
Manchester United to win the Premier League (750/1)
Manchester United have been just as wobbly as Tottenham, having started the season at 25/1.
Erik ten Hag pushed them down to as low of 250/1 to win the title before he got the flick and there was a brief rally back into the 100s under Ruud van Nistelrooy and the very early days of Ruben Amorim's tenure.
Losing to Arsenal and Nottingham Forest saw them slump to 750/1, but they added a little bit of credit back in the bank after beating local rivals Manchester City.
But United dropped from 500/1 back to 750/1 after losing at home to Bournemouth..
Bournemouth to win the Premier League title (750/1)
Not every day that Bournemouth are level pegging with Tottenham and Manchester United to win the Premier League title, but here we are.
They are not going to win it, but they can feel very smug that they've got a fantastic chance of securing European football next season.
If anything odds of 750/1 are probably too big compared to Spurs and Man Utd, given they are well ahead of them in the table.
Brighton to win the Premier League (1000/1)
Brighton were doing so well and even reached as high as 250/1 to win the title after going fifth.
But stumbling to Fulham, drawing with Leicester and West Ham and losing to Crystal Palace has taken a couple of wheels off their go-kart and they are now down from 750/1 to 1000/1, which is a little unfair given they are doing much better than Manchester United and Spurs.
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