Premier League To Stay Up Odds (2026/27)

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Premier League To Stay Up Odds (2026/27)

Compare the latest odds from betting sites for Premier League clubs to stay up after the 2026/27 season.

The Favourites to Stay Up

Everton with odds 1/80 on Betfred
Leeds with odds 1/66 on Betfred
Bournemouth with odds 1/66 on Betfred
Nottingham Forest with odds 1/20 on Betfred
Sunderland with odds 2/9 on Betfred
Fulham with odds 2/7 on Betfred
Crystal Palace with odds 4/11 on Betfred
Ipswich with odds 4/6 on Betfred
Hull with odds 1/1 on Betfred
Coventry with odds 6/4 on Betfred

Probability for Clubs to Stay Up

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

Team	Odds	Probability
Everton	1/80	99.01%
Leeds	1/66	98.04%
Bournemouth	1/66	98.04%
Nottingham Forest	1/20	95.24%
Sunderland	2/9	81.97%
Fulham	2/7	77.52%
Crystal Palace	4/11	73.53%
Ipswich	4/6	59.88%
Hull	1/1	50.00%
Coventry	6/4	40.00%

Stay Up Market Explained

This market is exactly what it sounds like. Put simply, you bet on a club to avoid relegation at the end of the season, staying up instead of going down. While many punters bet on PL clubs to be relegated, this is a way of backing a team that may be tipped to go down, but that you believe will stay up.

That way, you can find some good value in a club doing what others don't expect. You will often find that the newly-promoted sides offer the highest odds here, but it's not always the case as managerial changes or poor transfer markets can result in established sides offering a decent payout too.