The 2025-26 Premier League season kicks off Friday. Here are the latest title odds for the top teams in English soccer.

The 2025/26 English Premier League schedule features 10 matches over the weekend, and bettors can use promos at the top Premier League betting sites and EPL betting apps

Frank did a masterful job guiding Brentford to the Premier League and not only keeping them there but securing two top-half finishes in four seasons. The Dane was considered to be the top choice for a number of big clubs, but he wanted to keep his hands on the wheel at Brentford until the right fit presented itself.

The Premier League betting odds for the 2025-26 season are intriguing with the title race perhaps more clustered than it's been in the last 10 years, plus intense races for European qualification and to avoid relegation.

Liverpool enter the 2025/26 season as the favourites in the Premier League winner odds to retain the trophy they won at a canter last term, with notable additions to Arne Slot’s squad meaning the bookies are backing them to win a 21st top-flight title.

While nobody had a more impressive campaign than Liverpool last year, Bournemouth could also feel proud of what they accomplished in 2024-25. The Cherries had their best-ever finish in the Premier League (ninth), and you could argue they deserved even better than that.

Joel Pirloe led the Championship with 19 goals last term and is 5/2 with Betfred, Bresbet and BetGoodwin to score for Leeds at any time in this Premier League opener, while Dewsbury-Hall can celebrate his Everton debut with a goal at 7/1 with Paddy Power, Betfair and Sky Bet.

The Premier League have seen their latest attempt to tweak how football’s wealth is distributed hit a roadblock.According to The Athletic, the English Football League (EFL) rejected a

One of the rising stars of the Premier League, Liam Delap, took to the top flight like a duck to water in 2024-25, scoring 12 goals for a terrible Ipswich Town side that won just four games and scored 36 goals. Delap now heads to Chelsea, a club with serious title aspirations and the potential to be one of the league’s elite offensive units.

Eberechi Eze thought he had given Crystal Palace the lead against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, but the goal was controversially ruled out after a VAR check