The Tottenham relegation odds have been slashed from 50/1 to 17/2 after the Lilywhites winless start to the 2026-27 Premier League campaign.
After five matchdays, Spurs are propping up the table and are one of three teams yet to taste victory in England’s elite this term. As a result, manager Roberto De Zerbi is starting to feel the heat going into the next international break.
Tottenham Relegation Odds Shorten After Aston Villa Defeat
On September 19, Tottenham lost 3-2 to Aston Villa in what was another bitterly disappointing home result. The visitors went three goals to the good via Johan Manzambi, Nicolas Jackson and Emi Buendia before Spurs netted their first Premier League goals of the season late on.
Off the back of yet another poor result in north London, the Tottenham Hotspur relegation odds sees Roberto De Zerbi’s expensively assembled side priced at 17/2. A huge drop from the 50/1 figure before the season got underway.
Who Are The Favourites For Premier League Relegation?
The 2026-27 Premier League relegation odds before the start of the season had the promoted trio of Coventry, Ipswich and Hull as the favourites to go down. That is still the case after five games played despite the Tractor Boys and Tigers’ bright starts.
Even the Sky Blues picked up their first win against Nottingham Forest. However, our traders feel that it could still be a long season for all three clubs. Elsewhere, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Sunderland and Nottingham Forest are also in the reckoning alongside Tottenham.
Although the football betting odds change frequently, Spurs’ price to fall through the trap door will continue to shorten unless results improve sooner rather than later. After two 17th-placed finishes, punters will certainly feel that EFL Championship football could come to the white half of north London next year.
Roberto De Zerbi Cut From 6/1 To 2/1 To Be First Premier League Manager to Leave
If it wasn’t bad enough for Tottenham, manager Roberto De Zerbi is the joint favourite in the next Premier League manager to leave market. Before MD5, the Italian was priced at 6/1 but now finds himself at 2’s alongside Michael Carrick. Something of which was hard to fathom before the big kick-off on August 21.
De Zerbi saved Spurs’ bacon at the back end of last season by avoiding relegation on the last day of the campaign. After spending a huge windfall of approximately £300million in the summer, results on the pitch have failed to improve and our traders feel that the former Brighton gaffer is very much in the firing line.
*odds correct at the time of publication – September 21, 2026.
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