Who will win the Premier League? Betting odds for the 2024/25 season
- Scott Allen
- 22 October 2024
The new Premier League season has cleared another international break hurdle and is charging into autumn. Here we run through the favourites to win the 2024/25 crown.
Manchester City made history last season as they became the first ever club in English football to win four straight league titles.
The Citizens have won six of the last seven Premier League campaigns as the competition risks turning into a rich man’s Bundesliga.
Arsenal managed to halt Manchester City's 100% record in a fiery 2-2 draw, and now Rodri is out of action for the rest of the season.
But now Arsenal have stumbled after a 2-0 defeat at Bournemouth, what has that done to the title odds?
(all odds are correct at time of last article update)
Current Premier League winner outright odds
Bournemouth - 1000/1
Nottingham Forest - 1500/1
Manchester City to win the Premier League (6/4)
Manchester City are back bookies favourites to win the Premier League.
The massive news that Rodri was out for the season, followed by a 1-1 draw with Newcastle had the bookies pegging City as second favourite for the title.
But they've rallied and a 3-2 win over Fulham and a 2-1 win over Wolves, tied in with Arsenal defeat at Bournemouth has them back on top of the pile at 6/4.
Arsenal to win the Premier League (13/5)
Arsenal were going so well, and even topped the Premier League title odds for a brief moment.
Then Bournemouth came knocking and pulled the rug from under them.
What was 11/8 after the 3-1 win over Southampton before the international break, turned into 13/5 after their first defeat of the season.
Liverpool to win the Premier League (14/5)
Top of the table Liverpool are still the third horse in the Premier League title race and have closed the title odds gap on Arsenal.
Dispatching Chelsea on the same weekend as Arsenal lost their unbeatn record saw their odds shorten from 7/2 to 14/5.
Chelsea to win the Premier League (28/1)
Chelsea were the big market movers before the international break, getting as high as 20/1.
But the 2-1 defeat to Liverpool pushed them back to 28/1.
They are still not out of the hunt, but they will have to go some to make this a four-horse title race.
Tottenham to win the Premier League (40/1)
Tottenham were early season dark horses, starting off at 25/1.
They pressed the 'Spursy' button early this season, but after dropping as low as 66/1 they clambered back up the market after victories over Brentford and Man Utd.
The terrible 3-2 defeat to Brighton moved them back from 50/1 to 66/1, but they've bounced back to 40/1 after giving their London rivals West Ham a good slapping last Saturday.
Aston Villa to win the Premier League (80/1)
Villa have been quietly going about their business this season, and are fourth in the Premier League table level on points with Arsenal.
They started the season at 50/1, and have been dancing around that mark ever since.
Beating Fulham 3-1 at the weekend saw them shift up the market from 100/1 to 80/1, but the bookies still aren't taking them that seriously.
Manchester United to win the Premier League (200/1)
The drunken uncle at a wedding lurches from one problem to another.
Manchester United started the season as a potential Premier League dark horse in the betting market, but that didn't take too long to wear off.
They dropped to 25/1 after a defeat to Brighton and then further still after a 3-0 pumping by Liverpool.
The away win at Southampton steadied the ship and they settled at 50/1.
However, the goalless draw at Crystal Palace, the disaster against Spurs had the goalless draw with Villa has pushed them as low as 150/1.
Despite the comeback win over Brentford at the weekend they've fallen even further to a seasonal low of 200/1.
Newcastle to win the Premier League (250/1)
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.
They've bounced back to 80/1 after the draw with Manchester City, but the goalless draw with Everton and the 1-0 defeat to Brighton sees them at 250/1.
Brighton to win the Premier League (250/1)
Brighton deserve to be on this list as they are now up to fifth in the Premier League and still have only lost one match all season.
They are way off causing a surprise according to the bookies, but then they said the same about Leicester City.
Maybe they are just angry that a 31-year-old manager is doing well on the south coast.
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