Check out the latest odds for Premier League relegation as Spurs' win dropped West Ham back into the bottom three.
West Ham are now the clear favourites for Premier League relegation on Oddschecker after a damaging weekend in the survival race.
The Hammers have been cut from 6/4 to 3/10 following their 3-0 defeat to Brentford, a result which was made worse less than 24 hours later when Tottenham beat Aston Villa 2-1 away from home.
That Spurs win lifted them out of the relegation zone and moved them to 37 points from 35 matches, one point above West Ham and two behind Nottingham Forest, who are still to play Chelsea on Monday.
West Ham’s latest price of 3/10 is their shortest for relegation since February, with the odds implying a 76.9% chance of the drop. Tottenham, meanwhile, have drifted from 10/11 to 7/2, implying just a 22.2% chance, after Roberto De Zerbi’s side breathed new life into their survival bid.
Nottingham Forest remain 16/1 in the market, but their price could move significantly depending on the outcome of Monday’s trip to Stamford Bridge.
Who is the Favourite for Premier League Relegation?
West Ham are now clear favourites for relegation at 3/10, cut from 6/4 after their 3-0 defeat to Brentford. Tottenham have drifted from 10/11 to 7/2 after a crucial 2-1 win at Aston Villa, while Nottingham Forest remain 16/1 ahead of Monday’s trip to Chelsea.
Oddschecker betting insights
The market reaction has also been reflected in Oddschecker punter activity since full-time at Villa Park.
West Ham have attracted the biggest share of relegation bets, taking 36% of all bets in the market since Tottenham’s win over Aston Villa.
Tottenham are next on 27%, despite their price drifting to 7/2, while Nottingham Forest have taken 17% ahead of their Monday night fixture against Chelsea.
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Remaining Premier League fixtures
West Ham’s run-in starts with a home game against title-chasing Arsenal, before a trip to Newcastle and a final-day home clash with Leeds.
West Ham’s run-in
- Sunday 10 May: Arsenal (H)
- Sunday 17 May: Newcastle United (A)
- Sunday 24 May: Leeds United (H)
Tottenham have two of their final three games at home, with Leeds and Everton visiting either side of a London derby away at Chelsea.
Tottenham’s run-in
- Monday 11 May: Leeds United (H)
- Tuesday 19 May: Chelsea (A)
- Sunday 24 May: Everton (H)
Nottingham Forest still have four league games remaining, starting with Monday’s away trip to Chelsea, followed by Newcastle, Manchester United and Bournemouth.
Nottingham Forest’s run-in
- Monday 4 May: Chelsea (A)
- Sunday 10 May: Newcastle United (H)
- Sunday 17 May: Manchester United (A)
- Sunday 24 May: Bournemouth (H)
