2020-21 English Premier League Betting Odds

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2020-21 English Premier League Betting

The Premier League has always been one of the top leagues in the world. While England often disappoints in international competitions, there’s no doubt that their domestic league is one of the best. We have seen English teams win the Champions League 13 times, and that’s the second-most of any country behind Spain. Liverpool leads the way with six Champions League titles after defeating Tottenham Hotspur in the 2019 Champions League Final, while Manchester United has won the most prestigious competition in Europe three times.

Although the Premier League has only been in existence for a little less than three decades, there has been top-flight football in England since 1888. For over 100 years, the English Football League was where the top teams in England played until the foundation of the Premier League in 1992. The original iteration of the Premier League had 22 teams, but subsequent years have seen only 20 teams in the top tier of English football.

After almost 30 years of heartbreak, Liverpool finally won a league title last season. The Reds dominated the Premier League from start to finish, and they nearly set the record for most points in a season. They finished 18 points ahead of second-place Manchester City, and Liverpool were a whopping 33 points ahead of Manchester United and Chelsea.

The oddsmakers are once again telling us that there is a chasm between Manchester City and Liverpool and every other team in the Premier League. City are slight odds-on favorites to win their third Premier League title in three years per the EPL futures odds, and they are looking to come into the year focused with a healthy Aymeric Laporte. Laporte’s absence cost them dearly last season, as the rest of the back line struggled. To fix that issue, City shelled out almost $50 million for former Bournemouth center back Nathan Ake.

If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it. That is Jurgen Klopp’s motto coming into this season. Liverpool were incredible all throughout the 2019-20 campaign, so the German manager has decided not to make any major changes to this roster. Dejan Lovren has left and Konstantinos Tsimikas has been brought in from Olympiakos, but the core of this team is still Mo Salah, Sadio Mane, Jordan Henderson, Virgil van Dijk, and Alisson.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has done an excellent job with Manchester United given what he inherited from Jose Mourinho. The Red Devils looked great from January onwards, and Anthony Martial has become one of the top forwards in the Premier League. This club is one or two pieces away from potentially challenging once more, but they must get better play in net after a disappointing season from David De Gea.

Chelsea might be the most intriguing team entering the 2020-21 season. Roman Abramovich is ready to spend once more after their transfer ban was lifted, and Timo Werner might be the No. 9 this club has desperately needed. The Blues signed Hakim Ziyech from Ajax too, so this attack could be much better as Christian Pulisic comes into his own.

Norwich City, Watford, and Bournemouth were the three clubs relegated last season, while Leeds United, Fulham, and West Brom were promoted. Leeds are seen as the best of the trio by the oddsmakers, but Aston Villa found themselves in the same situation last year and barely escaped relegation.

2020-21 English Premier League Clubs

English Premier League Winners (2000)

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