Odds on Crystal Palace to be relegated from the Premier League have drifted from 15/8 to 3/1 as 16 bookmakers ease prices. Track the latest market shift.
The price on Crystal Palace to be relegated from the Premier League has eased out from 15/8 to 3/1, and on recent evidence the Eagles have earned that bit of extra breathing room.
The best price now sits at 7/2 with Betfair Sportsbook, with Paddy Power and Skybet matching that number.
Most firms have moved to 3/1, with Bet365, William Hill and Bet Victor all among them.
Sixteen of 21 bookmakers have eased their odds on this market, a clear signal of where sentiment has shifted.
Coventry remain the favourites at a best price of 8/11 with Bet Victor, with Palace sixth-shortest in the betting.
Palace were in a hole almost straight away at Selhurst Park. Dan Ndoye put Nottingham Forest ahead after three minutes, and only a couple of sharp stops from Walter Benitez against Liam Delap kept it from getting worse. From there the home side took over: Daichi Kamada levelled, Jefferson Lerma had Palace in front by the break, and Yeremy Pino finished the job to make it 3-1. Sides staring down a relegation fight tend to fold after a start like that. Palace did the opposite.
Manager Pierre Sage pointed to solidarity, heart and togetherness as the reason his side turned it around, and the market has taken notice. With the best price now out to 7/2 with Betfair Sportsbook, the implied probability attached to Palace going down has eased back in response. A home side that digs in like that when the game is slipping away is not one we are keen to back for the drop.
Premier League Relegation odds
Best odds 7/2 with Betfair Sportsbook, worst 3/1 with Bet365. Paddy Power and Skybet match the top price, while StarSportsBet, PricedUp, Bet Victor, William Hill, 10Bet and Boyle Sports sit alongside Bet365 at the shorter number.
Last updated: 13 October 2026, 09:24 UK time
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How likely are Crystal Palace to be relegated from the Premier League?
Coventry are the favourites at a best price of 8/11 with Bet Victor, which is a harsh verdict on the newcomers given how they have started life back in the top flight. Even a 4-1 thumping of Newcastle United for their first home win at this level in a quarter of a century has not shifted them off the top of the market. Palace, by contrast, sit well down the betting, and after the way they dug in against Forest, that feels about right.
Coventry – 8/11 with Bet Victor, the shortest price in the market.
Hull – 4/5 with William Hill, a price matched across ten bookmakers including Bet365 and Betfred.
Man City – 7/4 with Bet Victor, the third name in the betting.
Ipswich – 9/4 with Bet Victor, completing the leading four.
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What next for the odds on Crystal Palace to be relegated from the Premier League?
The next test comes on the road against rivals Brighton at the Amex Stadium on 18 October, followed by a trip to Besiktas in the Europa League later that week. That is a demanding stretch, and juggling European football with a derby is exactly where squads get stretched thin. Even so, Sage's men have shown the fight that got this price moving in the first place, and if that togetherness travels to the south coast, there is scope for the number to drift further still. Anyone hunting for a relegation candidate in this market should be looking higher up the betting than Palace.
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