What price are Burnley to finish in the top six? Read oddschecker’s preview of all the key markets ahead of the new season.
Premier League top six odds
After another convincing season under Sean Dyche, Burnley have regained their status as a top half Premier League club. Could they go one step further this season and break the top six?
Burnley are one of the least favourites to finish in the top six
Despite finishing in the top half of the Premier League and only five points behind Spurs who managed to finish in a Europa League spot on the final day, Burnley are a whopping 35/1 and 17th favourite to finish in the top six.
So far Burnley have only brought in Will Norris from Wolves in this window in order to strengthen their squad which could be seen as a mistake with a number of their players being linked to other clubs.
Burnley have managed to extend the contract of their captain Ben Mee, however more business will need to be completed to replace the likes of Nick Pope, Jeff Hendrick and Dwight McNeil if they do leave the club in this window.
With the potential of three key players on the move and no sign of anyone arriving it’s not too surprising to see the bookies lack of confidence in a high placed finish this season for Sean Dyche’s men. In fact Burnley have been priced up as low as 5/2 to be relegated this season.
Leicester and Wolves are favourites without the big six
Leicester had an incredible season last year gaining their highest finish since they won the league back in 2016, narrowing missing out on a top-four finish on the final day.
Whilst Wolves missed out on a top-six finish by only goal difference meaning they miss out European football this season as Arsenal took the last place in the Europa League through winning the FA cup.
The two midland clubs are joint-favourites to finish highest without the big six, being priced up at 5/2 to finish in the top six.
Despite finishing fifth last season Leicester are second-favourites to win the league without the big six at 5/2 whilst Wolves are favourites at 7/4.
Premier League Top Six Market after Top Four
- Tottenham – 4/6
- Arsenal – 4/6
- Leicester – 5/2
- Wolves – 5/2
- Everton – 11/2
- Southampton – 14/1
- Leeds – 16/1
- West Ham – 22/1
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Who will be Burnley's top goalscorer?
Chris Wood is unsurprisingly the favourite to be Burnley’s top scorer once again this season.
The Australian had quite the season for Burnley racking up 14 goals in 29 starts, adding nearly 50% of all goal contributions for the club whilst on the pitch during the 19/20 campaign.
The Burnley number nine is still quite a way off in the Golden Boot market being priced up at 80/1 at best odds to finish as the league's top scorer.
Next Premier League manager to be sacked: is Sean Dyche safe?
The start of the new season always asks the question who will be the first for the chop and leave their club, and the 20/21 Premier League season is sure to be no different.
Sean Dyche is the seventh favourite to leave their post first in the coming season being offered at lowest odds of 9/1 but also 14/1 best price.
Sean Dyche is the current longest-serving Premier League manager having been at Burnley since 2012 getting them promoted to the top flight back in 2014 and has done a brilliant job in establishing them as a Premier League team since.
However, even with what Dyche has done in reinstating Premier League status for the Lancashire club nobody is safe in the Premier League, could he be the next to go?
