Premier League Winner Odds: Predictions & Betting Tips for 2024/25 (Updated)

As we enter the final third of the Premier League season, Liverpool remain heavy favourites to win the title for a second time.

At the beginning of the campaign, Man City were being backed to lift the trophy for a fifth year in a row, with Arsenal and Liverpool tipped to push them all the way.

After City’s disastrous run at the end of 2024 and beginning of 2025, however, The Citizens are all but mathematically out of contention. Nottingham Forest, still, at the time of writing, have more points on the board than the eight-time champions.

Favourites to win the Premier League 2024/25 title

Liverpool made a near-faultless start, with Arne Slot taking no time at all to settle into the role vacated by Jürgen Klopp at the end of last season, and have rarely dropped points since.

They’ve led the way since early November and haven’t been beaten in the league since September – a 1-0 home defeat to Forest, which remains their only defeat of the season.

Meanwhile, Man City have fallen out of the picture completely after enduring a nightmare run of just one win in nine before the turn of the year. Arsenal have remained consistent, losing only twice all season, but have seen some vital wins turn into draws in their bid to keep up with Liverpool.

Nottingham Forest – this season’s surprise package – remain firmly in the race for Champions League football, but bookies have all but ruled out their chances of overturning a double-digit points deficit to win the league.

*odds subject to change (Updated February 18)

⚽ Liverpool – 3/10

For a while, it looked like Klopp might leave Liverpool off the back of winning a second Premier League title. While their challenge fizzled out towards the end of the season, there was no doubt that the German’s successor would inherit a very strong squad capable of taking the fight to City and Arsenal once again.

Slot has taken to the job seamlessly and the side has a more balanced look to it having scored 60 goals in their first 25 games and conceding just 24 – making them the most lethal attack and second sturdiest defence.

If The Reds emerge from their next few fixtures with a similar, or larger, points gap to Arsenal, that will go a long way towards clinching a second Premier League title.

🏆 Bet on Liverpool to finish the job at 3/10 with Betfair 🏆

⚽ Arsenal – 10/3

Having taken the fight to City to the final day of last season, Arsenal were regarded as the team most likely to stop them this time. The Gunners started strongly, and were only denied a win at the Etihad on matchday 5 by a last-gasp City equaliser.

They endured a winless run of four games just a few weeks later, however, including their only two defeats of the season at Bournemouth and Newcastle. Given Liverpool’s remarkable consistency, this wobble has been enough to have them playing catchup ever since.

If the North London club are to make a dent in the gap at the top, the Anfield clash on 10th May – three games from the end of the season – could prove to be a title showdown.

🏆 Wager on Arsenal to lift the trophy at 10/3 with bet365 🏆

⚽ Manchester City – 100/1

Manchester City were looking good for a fifth title in a row having won seven and drawn two of their opening nine games. It all spectacularly fell apart when Ballon d’Or winning midfielder Rodri tore his ACL, however.

Following an unthinkable run of four defeats in a row throughout November, and just two wins in ten to end 2024, Pep Guardiola’s men were facing a battle to get back into Champions League contention, let alone title contention.

Having strung a few wins together at the start of 2025, a heavy defeat at Arsenal in early February has all but mathematically eliminated them from the race.

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⚽ Nottingham Forest – 400/1

No one saw this coming. Having survived two relegation battles since promotion back to the top flight, Nuno Espírito Santo has the Tricky Trees fighting for Champions League football for the first time since the 1980s.

Just a few weeks ago, a win over Liverpool at the City Ground would’ve put Forest within four points of the summit. The visitors came back to secure a draw that night and have since extended their lead, leaving the Midlands club in a distant third place.

With games against some of the top teams on the horizon, their aim will surely be to hold the position they have.

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Premier League table

It’s looking unlikely that anyone can chase down Liverpool and Arsenal, who have pulled away at the top of the table. The rest of the top half will be vying for European places.

🔎 Read more about the 2024/25 football season

2024/25 Premier League fixtures

Here are the upcoming fixtures for the next week of Premier League. 

🏅 Clubs that have won the most EPL titles

The Premier League started in the 1992/93 season. 

The inaugural winners were Manchester United, and they have since become the most successful team in the history of the competition having lifted the trophy 13 times.

Manchester City are closing in on United’s record. The blue half of Manchester now has eight titles. 

Furthermore, City have won their eight titles over the last 13 seasons. And they don’t look finished yet.

Club	Titles won
Manchester United	13
Manchester City	8
Chelsea	5
Arsenal	3
Liverpool	1
Blackburn Rovers	1
Leicester City	1

🏅 Teams that won the last 10 EPL titles

As we alluded to above, the past decade or so has belonged to Manchester City.

Since arriving in 2016, Pep Guardiola has won the Premier League six times – meaning this season is set to be only the third time the trophy will end up in the hands of someone else in nine seasons.

During this time, it has been Klopp’s Liverpool who have pushed City most often, finishing just a point behind in 2018/19 and 2021/22, and of course winning it in 2019/20.

Just before the Spaniard took over, Leicester had pulled off their once-in-a-generation league win. Their run to the title in 2016 captured the attention of the footballing world, and we’ll be waiting a long time to see anything like that again any time soon.

Chelsea, under Antonio Conte, picked up their fifth title in 2016/17 but haven’t come close since.

Club	Season
Manchester City	2023/24
Manchester City	2022/23
Manchester City	2021/22
Manchester City	2020/21
Liverpool	2019/20
Manchester City	2018/19
Manchester City	2017/18
Chelsea	2016/17
Leicester City	2015/16
Chelsea	2014/15

FAQ about the 2024/25 EPL season

The 2024/25 Premier League season has thrown up yet more surprises and memorable matches.

But there’s far more to the top league in European football than just winning the league and the top four, below I cover more topics in this FAQs section:

1. Which player is likely to be the top scorer of the 2024/25 season?

Mohamed Salah leads the way in the goalscoring charts, and is the odds-on favourite to be the top Premier League goalscorer in the 2024/25 season.

2. Which teams are likely to be relegated in the 2024/25 EPL season? 

The three teams most likely to be relegated are Southampton (1/100), Leicester City (1/10) and Ipswich Town (3/10).

The three promoted teams are usually the favourites to immediately go straight back down, and it has once again proven difficult for them to bridge the gap in quality.

Southampton were given the best chance, of the three, of staying up at the start of the season. But that has changed after a dreadful campaign has seen them only recently pick up their second victory away at fellow strugglers Ipswich.

3. What teams are likely to finish the season in the top 4 spots?

Betting favourites to finish in the top four are Liverpool (1/500), Arsenal (1/80), Manchester City (4/11) and Chelsea (11/10).

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