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Man City Relegation Odds: Cityzens 11/4 To Finish In The Bottom Three

The Man City relegation odds have been cut from 14/1 to 11/4 after Friday’s bombshell about the Premier League giants being found guilty of the majority of their 115 charges relating to financial breaches.

Enzo Maresca’s side are very much in the crosshairs for what could be the largest punishment ever handed out in the sporting world. The Cityzens are widely expected to launch an appeal which naturally, will delay the outcome of their reported violations but our traders feel strongly that relegation is a likely outcome.

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Premier League Bottom 3 Finish 2026/27
Premier League Bottom 3 Finish 2026/27
Manchester City 11/4
Fulham 11/4
Crystal Palace 9/4
Nottingham Forest 8/1
Sunderland 4/1
Coventry 1/2
Ipswich 11/8
Hull 8/11

Man City Relegation Odds: Cityzens Favoured For The Drop

Once the revelation of the Man City charges came to light on September 25 – whereby they were reportedly found guilty of 114 of the 115 financial irregularities – much has been speculated about what a just punishment – if any – will suffice for the eight-time Premier League winners.

Rival supporters believe that a demotion or expulsion would be fair alongside a hefty fine, points deduction, transfer embargo and/or stripping away all domestic trophies won between the period of 2009-2018. Hence why the Man City Premier League relegation odds have been trimmed considerably.

The Cityzens were 14/1 prior to the start of 2026-27 but is now online at 11/4. Only the promoted trio of Coventry, Ipswich and Hull have a shorter price alongside Crystal Palace. Therefore, BetVictor’s traders feel that the punishment of relegation is a very real possibility.

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Will Man City Get Relegated?

At this stage, it’s unclear whether Man City will get relegated but it’s certainly a sanction that is being considered. Various reports and outlets suggest it’s one of the more realistic possibilities and some are suggesting that even the EFL wouldn’t be happy to take City in the Championship, League One or League Two.

It remains to be seen how much truth is in that but one thing that is crystal clear is that City have got the fight of their life on their hands. Strongly assuming they do launch an appeal, a final decision won’t happen over night but the Premier League will seek a resolution as quickly as possible.

*odds correct at the time of publication – September 28, 2026.

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