Championship relegation odds: Who will survive the final day?
Ladbrokes looks at the latest Championship relegation odds, with several teams in danger of going down on what is shaping up to be a thrilling final day.
sports.ladbrokes.comHere 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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