Leicester To Finish In The Top 6 Of The English League One Odds Now 1/1

Leicester To Finish In The Top 6 Of The English League One Odds Now 1/1

Leicester have drifted to a best price of 1/1 with BetTom, out from 4/6, in the market for Leicester to finish in the top 6 of the English League One.

The odds on Leicester to finish in the top 6 of the English League One have drifted out from 4/6 to 1/1 with Bet365, and after a miserable week at the King Power Stadium, the market has every reason to cool on them.

  • Leicester have drifted to a best price of 1/1 with Bet365 and William Hill, out from 4/6, with three of four bookmakers easing their odds.

  • Peterborough won 3-1 at the King Power Stadium on 10 October 2026 after racing into a three-goal lead before the break.

  • That defeat left Leicester 18th in the League One log, and it was their third home league loss of the season.

  • Stockport are the favourites at a best price of 1/4 with Bet365, with Leicester sixth-shortest at 1/1 with Bet365.

The damage came early and it came fast. Owura Edwards and Harry Leonard both found the net for Peterborough, and a Warren O'Hora own goal made it a 3-0 half-time scoreline that left the home side with nowhere to hide. Emil Riis pulled one back in the 68th minute from a Wes Burns assist, but that was a consolation, not a comeback. It also followed a 2-1 defeat away at Stevenage in the Papa John's Trophy on 6 October, so this is two losses inside a week for a side the bookmakers had priced as solid play-off material.

The reaction in the stands tells you plenty about why the price has moved. Supporters booed at half-time and aimed chants at manager Russell Martin, and a club sitting 18th is not one the market can keep pricing as a comfortable top-six side. At 4/6 the odds on Leicester carried an implied probability of 60%. At evens that falls to 50%, and on this form that correction looks fair rather than harsh. The bookmakers are not writing them off, but they are no longer taking a top-six finish on trust.

English League One Top 6 Finish odds

Best odds on Leicester to finish in the top 6 of the English League One are 1/1 with Bet365 and William Hill, worst 4/5 with Bet Victor.

Last updated: 10 October 2026, 19:11 UK time

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

What are the odds on Leicester to finish in the top 6 of the English League One?

Stockport are the favourites at a best price of 1/4 with Bet365, with Leicester sixth-shortest at 1/1 with Bet365, and the contrast between the two clubs' weekends could hardly be sharper. While Leicester were being booed off at the break, Stockport beat Barnsley 3-1 at Edgeley Park, with Kyle Wootton scoring twice and Mikael Mandron adding a late goal. That win lifted them to third in the table, and their price reflects a side doing exactly what the market asks of a promotion contender. In English League One odds, the clubs listed below are all rated ahead of Leicester right now.

  • Stockport – 1/4 with Bet365, the clear favourites after the win over Barnsley.

  • Huddersfield – 4/7 with Bet Victor, the second-shortest price listed.

  • Sheffield Wednesday – 8/11 with Bet Victor, still priced as firm top-six material.

  • Bradford City – 4/5 with Bet365 and William Hill, just ahead of Leicester in the betting.

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Can Leicester still finish in the top 6 of the English League One?

There was at least a flicker of fight after the break. Russell Martin made a triple change at half-time, bringing on Kamari Doyle and Will Alves to freshen up the attack, and Doyle forced a sharp reaction save from Alex Bass that kept it at 3-1. That response is the one thing Leicester can build on, but a decent second half does not undo a dreadful first one. Next up is Doncaster at home on 17 October, followed by a trip to Bromley three days later, and those two outings will tell us whether this is a wobble or a slide. Our view is simple: at evens, Leicester to finish in the top 6 of the English League One is a price you watch rather than back until they string results together on the road and at home. If they stumble again, do not be surprised to see the drift continue.

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