Premier League Sack Race Odds: Hodgson heads Next Manager to Leave market

Premier League Sack Race Odds: Hodgson heads Next Manager to Leave market

Roy Hodgson is under huge pressure at Crystal Palace after their limp FA Cup exit.

Football bettors have been flocking to back Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson to be the next managed sacked following their defeat to Everton last night.

Roy Hodgson Sack Odds

Hodgson was booed by the Palace fans as his team fell to a 1-0 defeat at Goodison Park in the FA Cup 3rd round replay.

The 76-year-old is currently the betting favourite to be the next manager sacked at odds of 2/1 with most bookmakers (11/5 best price on Coral).

In the last 12 hours, Hodgson has taken a huge share of bets to be the next Premier League fired, amassing 77% in that time frame.

Hodgson currently heads the likes of Erik ten Hag (7/2 BetVictor), Eddie Howe (9/2 BoyleSports), Vincent Kompany (9/1 Paddy Power), and Thomas Frank (14/1 Sky Bet) as the five most likely managers to be sacked next.

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Premier League Sack Race Odds

Name Best Odds Worst Odds
Roy Hodgson 11/5 6/4
Erik Ten Hag 7/2 2/1
Eddie Howe 9/2 5/2
Vincent Kompany 9/1 5/1
Thomas Frank 14/1 8/1

 

Next Manager to Leave Odds

Leon Blackman from oddschecker said: “Another disappointing result for Crystal Palace saw their fans boo manager Roy Hodgson off the pitch at Goodison Park last night. Could his exit be imminent?

“Football punters certainly believe so. 77% of bets on the next Premier League manager sacked have gone on Hodgson and one bookmaker has cut their odds from 2/1 to 6/4.

“Most remain at 2/1 but more bookies will follow suit and cut closer to evens if this level of betting traffic persists for Hodgson.”

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