Premier League 2021-22 relegation odds – Promoted trio favourites to go down, Crystal Palace, Burnley & Newcastle behind
NORWICH, Watford and Brentford are favourites to be relegated.
That’s according to the latest odds from bookmakers Betfair ahead of the 2021-22 Premier League campaign.
The new season kicks off on August 13 with the promoted trio looking to establish themselves at the top tier of English football.
But Betfair aren’t entirely convinced they’ll last with two of the three odds-on to return to the Championship.
Watford are the outright favourites to be relegated at 4/5.
The Hornets, led by manager Xisco Munoz, finished second with 91 points to secure passage back to the Premier League.
Watford’s promotion was built on defensive solidarity but registered just 19 goals in 23 matches away from Vicarage Road.
Premier League relegation
Betfair odds
- Watford – 4/5
- Norwich – 10/11
- Brentford – EVS
- Crystal Palace – 6/4
- Burnley – 9/4
- Newcastle – 11/4
- Wolves – 5/1
- Southampton – 5/1
- Aston Villa – 7/1
- Brighton – 8/1
- West Ham – 10/1
- Leeds – 10/1
- Everton – 20/1
- Arsenal – 50/1
- Tottenham – 66/1
- Leicester – 66/1
- Liverpool – 500/1
- Chelsea – 500/1
- Man Utd – 500/1
- Man City – 500/1
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The champions Norwich aren’t far behind at 10/11 to bolster their yo-yo club status.
The Canaries have been promoted and relegated FIVE times since the 2010-11 season.
Brentford, who went up via the play-offs, are favourites of the trio to survive at evens with great things expected of striker Ivan Toney.
Crystal Palace are next at 6/4.
The Eagles are seen as the most vulnerable of the remaining 17 clubs with Patrick Vieira in charge.
Ten players have left Selhurst Park over the summer with the likes of Andros Townsend, James McCarthy and Patrick van Aanholt all moving elsewhere.
Sean Dyche’s Burnley are further back at 9/4 with Newcastle offered at 11/4.
Wolves with the inexperienced Bruno Lage in charge are priced at 5/1, as are Southampton, who have lost centre-forward Danny Ings.
Aston Villa and Brighton are available at 7/1 and 8/1 respectively with West Ham a double-figure 10/1.
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