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Premier League Outrights

Premier League Winner 2026/27

30 May at 14:00

Premier League Winner 2026/27

Seventeenth. Again. For a second year, safety waited until the final day. Relief, yes. Celebration felt a stretch.

The reset is now well under way. This is De Zerbi's first summer at the controls. New players have cost plenty; old regulars have departed. What follows can be backed match by match or over the full season within BetVictor's football betting coverage.

The title market places Spurs behind the principal contenders. Two years near the bottom make that hard to dispute, even after an ambitious transfer window.

There are other ways to read the season. Top four? Top six? Those lines ask if De Zerbi can return Spurs to Europe. The top-half, bottom-half and relegation options pose rather different questions about the same rebuild.

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From 17th to champions within twelve months? That would require one of the sharpest turnarounds the Premier League has seen.

De Zerbi does at least give supporters something tangible to work with. At Brighton, brave football on the ball became his signature, occasionally to a fault. Tottenham hired him in late March. Seven games, 11 points and survival followed.

The summer additions suit a coach who wants control. Sandro Tonali can set the speed of a game or break up an opponent's rhythm. Mateus Fernandes offers legs in midfield. Jan Paul van Hecke knows De Zerbi's methods already, having played for him at Brighton.

That does not solve everything. Ten league goals put Richarlison top of Tottenham's list last term. Forwards with top-four ambitions, never mind title ambitions, need to produce far more collectively.

The back line is changing at the same time. Cristian Romero and Djed Spence have been sold, Guglielmo Vicario has left on loan and new defenders must learn one another's habits. A place in the top half feels like the sensible first checkpoint. Clear that comfortably and a different discussion begins.

Everton at home. That was all that remained. Tottenham sat 17th, two points ahead of West Ham, without safety in their hands just yet.

Palhinha struck the post, followed up and scored before the interval. That single goal did the job. Tottenham reached 41 points; West Ham's win elsewhere still left them two behind.

It was a close escape from a campaign with very little stability. Thomas Frank started it. February brought his dismissal and Igor Tudor's arrival; 44 days later, Tudor was gone too. De Zerbi became head coach at the end of March.

By then, the damage was considerable. A 15-match winless league stretch had pulled Spurs into the relegation places during April. Their own stadium offered little protection either: only three home league games ended in Tottenham victories.

Nor did the cups rescue the year. The cup exits read Aston Villa in the FA Cup third round, Newcastle in EFL Cup round four and Atlético Madrid in the Champions League last 16.

Across every competition, Richarlison finished on 11. Next came centre-back Micky van de Ven on seven. A useful return from him, but hardly a flattering statistic for the forwards. Tottenham got away with it; nobody at the club will want another season decided by a final-day goal.

Quiet repair work this was not. De Zerbi has a new midfield core, new defensive choices and a dressing room missing several experienced names.

Main Incomings

Sandro Tonali, Newcastle United
Mateus Fernandes, West Ham United
Jan Paul van Hecke, Brighton & Hove Albion
Andy Robertson, Liverpool
Marcos Senesi, Bournemouth
Martin Dúbravka, Burnley

Main Outgoings

Luka Vušković, Brighton & Hove Albion
Cristian Romero, Atlético Madrid
Djed Spence, Inter Milan
Will Lankshear, Middlesbrough
Ashley Phillips, Middlesbrough
Alejo Véliz, Bahia
Manor Solomon, West Ham United
Alfie Devine, Preston North End
Guglielmo Vicario, Juventus, loan
Radu Drăgușin, Fiorentina, loan
Yves Bissouma, released

Tonali is the eye-catching name. Robertson, Senesi and Van Hecke may be just as important, because Tottenham cannot build anything useful on another unstable defence.

More business may follow before the window shuts. That matters when checking Spurs odds: yesterday's squad, and therefore yesterday's market view, can become obsolete with one completed deal or one injury.

Eight Tottenham teams have lifted the FA Cup. None has done so since 1991, a wait that gives the competition particular weight in north London.

There is no European schedule to navigate in 2026/27. De Zerbi should have more training time, fewer journeys and less cause to rest half a side around cup weekends. The draw will have its say. So will De Zerbi's team sheet.

Every entrant, Spurs included, appears in the current FA Cup winner market.

That 2008 EFL Cup remains Tottenham's most recent major domestic trophy. The competition offers the shortest path to Wembley and an obvious opportunity for a coach hoping to create early momentum.

Do not take the early rounds at face value. Rotation is common, underdogs arrive free of pressure and the team sheet can matter more than the badge. Follow each new pairing through the EFL Cup winner market.

One rules point is worth remembering. A 90-minute result and a qualification bet are not interchangeable. Extra time and penalties may count towards the latter, not the former.

What appears will change from match to match. Common Tottenham Hotspur betting options include:

Match result: Tottenham to win, draw or lose.
Double chance: Two possible results covered by one pick.
Both teams to score: Yes or no.
Total goals: Above or below the displayed line.
Correct score: The exact outcome over the quoted period.
Goalscorers: First scorer or anytime scorer.
Player specials: Shots, assists, tackles and cards where listed.
Bet Builder: Compatible picks from one Spurs fixture.
Outrights: Trophy winners and final league positions.

A run of results never tells the entire tale. Start with the opponent and venue. Then count the recovery days. Add injuries, workload and De Zerbi's line-up; the case may look different by kick-off.

Arsenal come first. The north London derby joins two neighbours that disagree on almost everything, and a poor league position has never made the fixture feel friendly. Compare the Spurs market with the wider Arsenal betting odds when the teams next meet.

Chelsea provide another heated London date. Think of Stamford Bridge in 2016: confrontations, cards and a late Chelsea equaliser that ended Tottenham's pursuit of Leicester. Few modern meetings capture the hostility better.

West Ham complete the main London trio. Its edge sharpened again when both clubs entered the final day of 2025/26 fighting to stay up.

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Once the referee starts play, eligible fixtures appear under live football betting. A goal or red card can change Tottenham's in-play price at once; substitutions and pressure may move it too.

Promotion terms move around. See what applies now on the BetVictor offers page. For more title-race context, set Spurs beside Manchester City betting and the current Liverpool markets.

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Which Tottenham betting markets can I find?

Tottenham betting markets can include match results, goals, player markets, Bet Builders and outright selections. The exact range of markets available will depend on the fixture or competition.

Can Tottenham win the Premier League in 2026/27?

It is possible, although moving from 17th place to Premier League champions would be a significant improvement. Roberto De Zerbi's immediate priorities include implementing his style of play, improving Tottenham's home form and guiding the club back into the top half of the table.

Who are Tottenham's biggest rivals?

Arsenal are Tottenham's main rivals in the North London derby. Chelsea and West Ham are also considered major rivals due to their long-standing London-based rivalries.