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English Championship Relegation 25/26 Odds

Do you know who will get relegated from the EFL Championship this season? Quickly compare the best English Championship relegation odds from top UK bookies. Our Championship betting odds are updated in real-time, and our outright betting odds are updated daily.

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Aside from the English Championship relegation odds, you can also compare other outright markets, such as the EFL Championship winner and promotion from the Championship.

How Many Teams Get Relegated from the English Championship Each Season?

Three teams are relegated from the EFL Championship each season. The bottom three teams are relegated to League One at the end of the season.

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Championship Relegation Odds (2025/26)

Compare the latest 2025/26 Championship relegation betting odds from 20+ UK bookmakers.

Oxford Compare odds Show less
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2/5
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2/5
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2/5
Portsmouth Compare odds Show less
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4/5
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4/5
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4/5
Leicester Compare odds Show less
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9/10
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9/10
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9/10
Blackburn Compare odds Show less
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9/2
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9/2
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9/2
West Brom Compare odds Show less
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5/1
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5/1
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5/1
Charlton Compare odds Show less
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33/1
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33/1
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33/1
Sheffield Utd Compare odds Show less
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500/1
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500/1
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500/1
Swansea Compare odds Show less
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500/1
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500/1
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500/1
Birmingham Compare odds Show less
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1000/1
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1000/1
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1000/1
Preston Compare odds Show less
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1000/1
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1000/1
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1000/1

The Favourites for Championship Relegation (25/26)

  1. Oxford with odds 2/5 on BetMGM
  2. Portsmouth with odds 4/5 on BetMGM
  3. Leicester with odds 9/10 on BetMGM
  4. Blackburn with odds 9/2 on BetMGM
  5. West Brom with odds 5/1 on BetMGM
  6. Charlton with odds 33/1 on BetMGM
  7. Sheffield Utd with odds 500/1 on BetMGM
  8. Swansea with odds 500/1 on BetMGM
  9. Birmingham with odds 1000/1 on BetMGM
  10. Preston with odds 1000/1 on BetMGM

Probability For Relegation From the 2025/26 EFL Championship

With the outright odds, we can easily calculate the probability that a team will get relegated according to the bookmakers.

Team Odds Probability
Oxford 2/5 71.43%
Portsmouth 4/5 55.56%
Leicester 9/10 52.63%
Blackburn 9/2 18.18%
West Brom 5/1 16.67%
Charlton 33/1 2.94%
Sheffield Utd 500/1 0.20%
Swansea 500/1 0.20%
Birmingham 1000/1 0.10%
Preston 1000/1 0.10%

Who is the Favourite to get Relegated From the EFL Championship?

As of 8 April 2026, according to the odds, the favourite to get relegated from the EFL Championship is Oxford, best priced at 2/5 with BetMGM.

The odds mean that the probability for Oxford to get relegated is 71.43%.

Championship Relegation: 2025-26 Ante-Post Tips

Ben Dixon
Ben DixonTipster

With the top end of the table looked at, now we need to look at the bottom side of the division, and there are some standout teams for me in the relegation picture, once again this year.

It feels bad looking at Sheffield Wednesday and condemning them to the bottom of the league. However, it feels nearly impossible for that reality to be avoided right now. The Owls have finally succumbed to the effects of terrible ownership - a sad state of affairs, indeed.

Danny Rohl's departure, partnered with only 16 squad players and a transfer embargo just reads horribly. It is admirable that some players have opted to remain at the club, but avoiding relegation this season just feels near impossible.

A club undergoing struggles this summer, as well, are Hull City, who have really started to turn on their ownership, understandably. Mistakes continue to be made, with no changes to the approach, which is only becoming frustrating for those involved.

Signings this summer have been largely interesting, with more unknown names arriving. However, it is not to say that they can't work. For Hull, the biggest issue may be the lack of unity across the board, and that can be costly.

Finally, there could be a shock at the bottom, and I think Preston North End may really struggle. The bottom end, past those two, is going to be quite a dogfight, I think, and Preston could be dragged into it.

Some interesting signings have been made, for not a lot of money, and there have been a lot of departures, so I think they could potentially struggle this year.

Championship Relegation FAQs

Cardiff, Luton and Plymouth were relegated from the Championship in the 2024/25 season.

  • 22nd - Luton Town (49 points)
  • 23rd - Plymouth Argyle (46 points)
  • 24th - Cardiff City (44 points)

The bottom three teams at the end of the season are relegated to League One. 24th, 23rd and 22nd in the table are relegated.

Three teams get relegated from the Championship each season and three teams are promoted from League One.

From the past 10 seasons, the average points required usually range between 45-47 points to avoid relegation.

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