Crystal Palace to be relegated from the Premier League shortened from 12/5 to 13/8 with BetGoodwin, four of 18 bookmakers cutting their odds. Now 13/8.
The odds on Crystal Palace to be relegated from the Premier League have been slashed from 12/5 to 13/8 with BetGoodwin, and after Sunday's flat home defeat by Newcastle it is hard to argue with the bookies.
Four of 18 bookmakers have cut their odds on Crystal Palace to be relegated from the Premier League.
Boyle Sports still offer the best price on the board at 5/2 for anyone who agrees with the move.
Newcastle won 2-0 at Selhurst Park, with both goals arriving early in the second half.
Coventry remain the favourites at 8/13 with Betfred, with Crystal Palace now fourth-shortest.
Palace went in level at the break at Selhurst Park and looked comfortable enough, but the second half was a different story. William Osula struck just after the restart and Harvey Barnes added a second before the hour, leaving the home side chasing a game that had slipped away in a matter of minutes. Newcastle walked off 2-0 winners, and that blank in front of goal was Palace's second in successive outings, which tells its own story about where this side's problems lie.
The market reaction is about more than one bad afternoon. Palace have now failed to score in back-to-back Premier League outings, giving away space and aggression after the interval instead of carrying their first-half intensity back onto the pitch. That kind of collapse gets traders moving, and the odds on Crystal Palace have duly come in to 13/8 with BetGoodwin. The problem is simple enough: this side are struggling in front of goal and switching off at key moments, not lacking effort before half-time.
Premier League Relegation odds
Best odds 5/2 with Boyle Sports, worst 7/4 with Betfred. That gap matters on a season-long market, so anyone backing Palace for the drop should shop around the board rather than take the first price they see.
Last updated: 25 October 2026, 22:24 UK time
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Who is favourite to be relegated from the Premier League?
Coventry are the favourites at a best price of 8/13 with Betfred, and the market still sees them as the side most likely to struggle. Hull and Man City make up the rest of the top three on the Premier League odds boards, with Crystal Palace fourth-shortest after Sunday. Ipswich, held 1-1 by Nottingham Forest at Portman Road on Friday, are priced level with Palace by Bet Victor, which tells you how quickly this side have been dragged into the conversation.
Coventry – 8/13 with Betfred, the shortest price on the board.
Hull – 8/11 with Bet Victor, close behind the favourites.
Man City – 4/5 with Betfred, third in the market order.
Crystal Palace – 5/2 with Boyle Sports, fourth-shortest after the Newcastle defeat.
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Will Crystal Palace be relegated from the Premier League?
Urgency only showed up once Palace were two goals down, and sharper psychological focus looks like the fix needed to stop these second-half collapses happening again. That needs to come quickly. A League Cup trip to Fulham comes midweek before Palace head to Tottenham in the Premier League next weekend, and another blank in front of goal would only add to the pressure on the price. Our view is that the shortening is justified, and anyone siding with the bookies should take the best price of 5/2 with Boyle Sports rather than the shorter quotes elsewhere. Palace can change the story by finding the net again, but until they do, this market only points one way.
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