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La Liga Relegation Odds

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La Liga Relegation Odds

While La Liga tends to be rather predictable at the top, the same cannot be said for the bottom and this means that punters can find bets of good value in the relegation fight. On this page, you can effortlessly compare the most competitive La Liga relegation odds from the top UK betting sites. These outright betting odds receive weekly updates.

La Liga relegation odds 2025-26

You can also take a look at our odds comparison for the La Liga title winner, as well as odds updated in real-time for the upcoming La Liga games. In short, we have you covered on all fronts!

La Liga Relegation Betting Odds (2025/26)

Compare the latest odds for the 2025/26 La Liga relegation race below.

Oviedo Compare odds Show less
bet365 icon Bet365
1/14
William Hill square William Hill
1/14
unibet icon Unibet
1/14
QuinnBet square QuinnBet
1/14
betway icon Betway
1/14
Levante Compare odds Show less
unibet icon Unibet
3/9
bet365 icon Bet365
1/6
QuinnBet square QuinnBet
1/6
betway icon Betway
1/6
William Hill square William Hill
1/7
Elche Compare odds Show less
William Hill square William Hill
7/4
bet365 icon Bet365
13/8
QuinnBet square QuinnBet
13/8
betway icon Betway
81/50
unibet icon Unibet
8/5
Real Mallorca Compare odds Show less
bet365 icon Bet365
15/8
William Hill square William Hill
15/8
QuinnBet square QuinnBet
15/8
betway icon Betway
187/ 100
unibet icon Unibet
9/5
Alaves Compare odds Show less
bet365 icon Bet365
4/1
William Hill square William Hill
4/1
QuinnBet square QuinnBet
4/1
betway icon Betway
4/1
unibet icon Unibet
19/5
Valencia Compare odds Show less
bet365 icon Bet365
9/2
William Hill square William Hill
9/2
QuinnBet square QuinnBet
9/2
unibet icon Unibet
17/4
betway icon Betway
4/1
Getafe Compare odds Show less
betway icon Betway
10/1
bet365 icon Bet365
9/1
William Hill square William Hill
9/1
QuinnBet square QuinnBet
9/1
unibet icon Unibet
17/2
Sevilla Compare odds Show less
William Hill square William Hill
10/1
bet365 icon Bet365
9/1
unibet icon Unibet
9/1
QuinnBet square QuinnBet
9/1
betway icon Betway
7/1
Girona Compare odds Show less
William Hill square William Hill
11/1
bet365 icon Bet365
10/1
QuinnBet square QuinnBet
10/1
unibet icon Unibet
19/2
betway icon Betway
8/1
Rayo Vallecano Compare odds Show less
bet365 icon Bet365
20/1
unibet icon Unibet
20/1
QuinnBet square QuinnBet
20/1
William Hill square William Hill
16/1
betway icon Betway
16/1
Osasuna Compare odds Show less
bet365 icon Bet365
100/1
William Hill square William Hill
80/1
unibet icon Unibet
80/1
QuinnBet square QuinnBet
80/1
betway icon Betway
80/1
Athletic Bilbao Compare odds Show less
bet365 icon Bet365
500/1
QuinnBet square QuinnBet
500/1
unibet icon Unibet
475/1
betway icon Betway
300/1
William Hill square William Hill
200/1
Celta Vigo Compare odds Show less
bet365 icon Bet365
500/1
QuinnBet square QuinnBet
500/1
unibet icon Unibet
475/1
Espanyol Compare odds Show less
bet365 icon Bet365
500/1
QuinnBet square QuinnBet
500/1
unibet icon Unibet
475/1
betway icon Betway
300/1
William Hill square William Hill
250/1
Real Sociedad Compare odds Show less
bet365 icon Bet365
500/1
QuinnBet square QuinnBet
500/1
unibet icon Unibet
475/1
betway icon Betway
300/1
William Hill square William Hill
250/1

The Favourites to Be Relegated in 2025/26 La Liga

  1. Oviedo with odds 1/14 on Bet365
  2. Levante with odds 3/9 on Unibet
  3. Elche with odds 7/4 on William Hill
  4. Real Mallorca with odds 15/8 on Bet365
  5. Alaves with odds 4/1 on Bet365
  6. Valencia with odds 9/2 on Bet365
  7. Getafe with odds 10/1 on Betway
  8. Sevilla with odds 10/1 on William Hill
  9. Girona with odds 11/1 on William Hill
  10. Rayo Vallecano with odds 20/1 on Bet365

Probability to Be Relegated in the 2025/26 La Liga Season

With the outright odds, we can easily calculate the probability that each team will be relegated from La Liga, according to the bookmakers.

Team Odds Probability
Oviedo 1/14 93.33%
Levante 3/9 75.00%
Elche 7/4 36.36%
Real Mallorca 15/8 34.78%
Alaves 4/1 20.00%
Valencia 9/2 18.18%
Getafe 10/1 9.09%
Sevilla 10/1 9.09%
Girona 11/1 8.33%
Rayo Vallecano 20/1 4.76%
Osasuna 100/1 0.99%
Athletic Bilbao 500/1 0.20%
Celta Vigo 500/1 0.20%
Espanyol 500/1 0.20%
Real Sociedad 500/1 0.20%

Who is the Favourite to Be Relegated From La Liga?

As of 28 February 2026, according to the odds, the favourite to be relegated from La Liga is Oviedo, best priced at 1/14 with Bet365.

The odds mean that the probability for Oviedo to be relegated is 93.33%.

La Liga 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 interesting teams in the relegation picture, in my eyes.

Real Oviedo, having just come up from the second tier, are one of the favourites for relegation this season, and it is understandable why this is the case; after back-to-back attempts to leave the second tier, finally made it up for the first time since 2001.

Despite only being a few points off an automatic place, there are immediate doubts about their ability to take to the top flight this season. With a few million invested, they have certainly tried to make a step towards safety. However, the success of it remains to be seen.

Espanyol, then, stands out as another candidate for the drop. Joan Garcia's exit to fellow Catalan side Barcelona is one of the bigger moves from the division this summer. However, they have not really reinvested the exit money.

Instead, less than £5 million has been put into the squad, which does not inspire much hope for their safety. Last season, they flirted with the relegation picture, and it would not be a surprise if they did again this year.

Finally, I am torn between Elche and Levante. Both were promoted from the second tier last season, but I feel like Levante may just not have enough to stay up. Investment has not been up to the standard to stay up, and I have my doubts about their ability.

How Relegation Works in La Liga

Just like most of the other top five leagues in Europe, such as the Bundesliga and the Italian Serie A, the bottom three teams at the end of the season are immediately relegated from La Liga. With it being a 20-team league, this means that the teams in positions 18, 19 and 20 are in the relegation zone. In the past, we have seen some pretty close battles on this front.

The 2024/25 season was another example of that, as just two points separated Leganes in 18th place and Getafe in 13th. The classic club Sevilla finished just one point ahead of the team, struggling big time after another disappointing season.

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