Championship 2025/26 relegation odds - Coral
Coral's Championship 2025/26 relegation odds preview features expert betting tips, key contenders, team analysis and latest prices in the battle to stay up.
www.coral.co.ukHere are the latest relegation odds highlights from trusted bookmakers and outlets, focusing on the Premier League as of mid-April 2026.
- Tottenham Hotspur were positioned as favourites to be relegated after recent form shifts, with some markets showing odds around 20/1 or higher before the most recent results. This reflects a historic upset if they were to drop, given their usual status as a top-four contender [source coverage on relegation odds around April 2026].
- West Ham United saw a notable improvement in their relegation odds after a big win, with markets tightening to roughly 13/8 to be relegated, signaling that a win improved their survival prospects [source coverage around April 14, 2026].
- Leeds United’s odds moved closer to safety (around 8/1 following a victory over Manchester United), indicating their momentum and continued fight against the drop [source coverage around April 14, 2026].
- Nottingham Forest also benefited from a point against Aston Villa, with relegation odds around 5/1 in some bookmaker markets, reflecting their improved position but still in a precarious spot [source coverage around April 14, 2026].
- Other clubs with continued relegation pressure in season-long markets included Wolves, Burnley, and Fulham, with varying odds depending on recent results and injuries; the general pattern among bookmakers is that the bottom trio can shift weekly based on form [general market behavior cited in multiple outlets in early 2026].
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