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Europa League Match Betting Odds
Europa League Winner Odds
Compare the latest 2026/27 UEFA Europa League winner odds from UK betting sites to find the best prices.
Juventus 
Bayer Leverkusen 
Bournemouth 
Benfica 
AC Milan 
Crystal Palace 
Sunderland 
Real Sociedad 
Besiktas 
Celta Vigo 
Lyon 
TSG Hoffenheim 
Marseille 
Rennes 
Olympiakos 
Union St Gilloise 
AZ Alkmaar 
SK Sturm Graz 
FC Salzburg 
Anderlecht 
Sparta Prague 
Celtic 
Torreense 
Ferencvaros 
Lech Poznan 
Jagiellonia Bialystok 
Omonia Nicosia 
NEC Nijmegen 
Viktoria Plzen 
NK Celje 
Lillestrom 
Dinamo Zagreb 
Hapoel Beer Sheva 
Levski Sofia 
OFI Crete 
Ararat Armenia Latest Europa League Insights
Understanding the New Europa League Format
Since the 2024/25 season, there has been a new format in place for the UEFA competitions, including the Europa League. Instead of the classic group stage which many of us have come to love, the participating clubs now square off in a 'league phase' instead. As a result, there are also 36 teams in the competition instead of 32.
The qualification stage has remained unchanged and can be fairly complicated, with many associations competing in this stage. Therefore, we recommend visiting the official UEFA Europa League website for more information. In this section, instead, we will focus on the new league phase and how it changed the competition.
As said, 36 clubs now compete against each other in the so-called league phase, which has completely eliminated the group format. Instead of playing six games against three opponents, each club now plays eight games against eight different teams (home or away). The four ranking pots, which were also used for the group draw, remain to decide the opponents.
Two from each pot are drawn for a club, in an attempt by UEFA to ensure a good range of quality. Clubs finishing in positions 1-8 immediately qualify for the knockout stage, which has remained unchanged, while those in positions 9-16 and 17-24 must face each other in a knockout play-off tie (two legs).
Those finishing in positions 9-16 are seeded in the play-off tie and thus play the return leg at home. In conclusion, this means that the clubs taking part in the Europa League must play at least 8 games (at most 10) instead of 6 to reach the knockout stage. Those who get knocked out of the league phase are not sent down to the Conference League, it should be noted.
Who Owns the Europa League TV Rights in the UK?
In the UK, TNT Sports holds exclusive broadcasting rights to the Europa League after agreeing on a deal based on the competition's new format in 2022. The agreement was signed for the upcoming three seasons and will thus remain in place until the end of the 2026/27 season. The Conference League and the Champions League will also be shown by TNT Sports, though the company lost exclusivity to the latter competition.
Interesting Facts About the Europa League
League table rules: Given the new format, the Europa League has a league table just like any other football league. As already explained, the clubs in positions 1-8 qualify for the knockout stage immediately, while 9-16 and 17-24 face each other in a knockout play-off tie. Should two teams finish on the same number of points, goal difference decides the outcome.
Kick-off times: Unlike the Champions League, which is spread across two days, all Europa League games are played on Thursdays. A majority of the games are played at 20:00 UK time, but there are also a few games in the early slot at 17:45.
Duality of reputation: The Europa League has always been in the shadow of its big brother, the Champions League, and most football fans don't rate the competition that highly. On the other hand, it's one that many of the big clubs are yet to win and that means there is some incentive still, while smaller clubs obviously see it as a pathway to glory and the Champions League.
