Premier League Top 5 Finish Betting Odds (2026/27)

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Premier League Top 5 Finish Betting Odds (2026/27)

Compare the latest odds from betting sites for the 2026/27 Premier League top 5 race below.

The Favourites to Finish in the Top 5

Arsenal with odds 1/50 on Bet365
Man City with odds 2/7 on BetVictor
Liverpool with odds 2/7 on Bet365
Chelsea with odds 4/9 on Sky Bet
Man United with odds 5/4 on Sky Bet
Brighton with odds 13/8 on Bet365
Brentford with odds 2/1 on Bet365
Leeds with odds 6/1 on Bet365
Aston Villa with odds 7/1 on Sky Bet
Newcastle with odds 8/1 on Sky Bet

Probability for a Top 5 Finish

With the outright odds, we can easily calculate the probability that a team will finish in the top 5 according to the bookmakers.

Team	Odds	Probability
Arsenal	1/50	98.04%
Man City	2/7	77.52%
Liverpool	2/7	77.52%
Chelsea	4/9	69.44%
Man United	5/4	44.44%
Brighton	13/8	38.02%
Brentford	2/1	33.33%
Leeds	6/1	14.29%
Aston Villa	7/1	12.50%
Newcastle	8/1	11.11%
Everton	9/1	10.00%
Tottenham	12/1	7.69%
Bournemouth	12/1	7.69%
Nottingham Forest	14/1	6.67%
Sunderland	33/1	2.94%
Fulham	50/1	1.96%
Crystal Palace	80/1	1.23%
Ipswich	150/1	0.66%
Coventry	250/1	0.40%
Hull	250/1	0.40%

Why Is Top 5 Important in the Premier League?

You read that right, "Top 5" is not a typo. Since the 2023-24 season, UEFA has handed out two bonus spots for the Champions League to the best-ranked federations. Since these bonus spots have only been clinched by federations that already have four spots so far, the UCL race has been extended.

Italy (Serie A) and Germany (Bundesliga) were the first to get this bonus in the 2023-24 season, while England (Premier League) and Spain (La Liga) have clinched them since. In any case, as alluded to, getting such a bonus spot means there are five up for grabs for the next Champions League edition.

It's not certain that the Premier League clubs will get an extra spot to fight for in the 2026-27 season, but if they do well in European competitions (that's what it's based on), they will likely get it. That is, to be clear, one more team qualified for the 2027-28 edition of the Champions League.