Newport County To Be Relegated From The English League Two Odds Now 3/1

Newport County To Be Relegated From The English League Two Odds Now 3/1

Odds on Newport County to be relegated from the English League Two have drifted to 3/1 with William Hill, out from 81/50, as three bookmakers ease prices.

Newport County's odds on being relegated from the English League Two have eased out to a best price of 3/1 with William Hill, drifting out from 81/50 as three of three bookmakers pushed the price outward following the Exiles' impressive win over Grimsby Town.

  • Newport County beat a Grimsby Town side that arrived third in the table and unbeaten in the league, running out 2-1 winners at Rodney Parade on 26 September 2026.

  • Christian Doidge broke the deadlock in the 57th minute before Shaquille Gwengwe headed home his fifth league goal of the season on 69 minutes.

  • All three of three bookmakers have eased their odds on Newport County to be relegated from the English League Two, pushing the price out to 3/1 with William Hill.

  • That drift leaves Newport County second-shortest in the market, behind Crawley at a best price of 13/8 with Bet Victor.

The reason for the move is not hard to spot. Newport County dug out a stubborn 2-1 win over Grimsby Town at Rodney Parade, and this was no soft three points. Grimsby turned up sitting third and still unbeaten in the league, so seeing them off tells you plenty about where the home side are heading. Doidge got the ball rolling with his second goal for the club, teed up by Cameron Norman, and Gwengwe made it safe with a header that took his tally to five in the league. That is the kind of result that gets bookmakers reaching for their pens.

Since Hayden Mullins took charge at the end of July, there has been a bit more backbone about the Exiles, and the market has taken note. Every layer has pushed Newport County's relegation price out from 81/50 to 3/1, which tells you the drift is a considered one rather than a single firm shortening one price. Beating a promotion-chasing side on your own patch is exactly the sort of evidence that convinces the layers a team has more about them than a relegation punt suggests, and the direction of travel here is firmly away from the drop.

English League Two Relegation odds

Best odds on Newport County are 3/1 with William Hill, a price also matched by Bet Victor and StarSportsBet. Crawley head the market as favourites at a best price of 13/8 with Bet Victor, while Shrewsbury sit at the longer end of the leading group at 5/1 with StarSportsBet.

Last updated: 26 September 2026, 22:13 UK time

Odds below are live and may have changed since publishing this article.

Who is favourite to be relegated from the English League Two?

Crawley are the ones the bookmakers fear most, sitting top of the market at a best price of 13/8 with Bet Victor. Their scheduled fixture at Barnet on 26 September 2026 was postponed after Barnet had players away on international call-ups, so Crawley are still waiting to add to their numbers while rivals crack on. Behind them, Newport County are second-shortest at 3/1 with William Hill after their drift, sitting level on price with Accrington, before Shrewsbury complete the leading quartet.

  • Crawley – 13/8 with Bet Victor

  • Newport County – 3/1 with William Hill

  • Accrington – 3/1 with Bet Victor

  • Shrewsbury – 5/1 with StarSportsBet

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How do Newport County avoid relegation from the English League Two?

Momentum is the word. Win over a table-topping side under your belt, a manager in Hayden Mullins who has tightened things up, and forwards in Doidge and Gwengwe who are finding the net, and the picture starts to look a lot healthier than a relegation shortlist suggests. The next test comes on the road at Gillingham at Priestfield Stadium on 3 October 2026, and another positive result there would only push Newport County's relegation price further out. For now, the drift to 3/1 with William Hill, out from 81/50, says the same thing the football does: the Exiles are moving away from trouble, not towards it.

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