Who will win the Premier League? Best odds from Bet365, William Hill, Coral, Sky Bet, Ladbrokes and more
SunSport have analysed the all the odds for who will win the title next season as Liverpool are second favourites behind the current champions Man City
THE Premier League 2018/19 season gets underway in just under three weeks and already the debate over who will win is raging.
Pep Guardiola’s reigning champions Manchester City are the runaway favourites with the usual suspects forming a five-team chasing pack.
Regardless of who you think will claim the title it pays to shop around if you’re thinking of placing a bet.
City are firm favourites across the board and can’t be backed at what’s considered a working man’s price with odds-on pricing all that’s available.
For those who are supremely confident in the Citizens retaining their title though .
They may have never laid their hands on the Premier League crown but Liverpool are second in the betting with most firms.
Jurgen Klopp’s men excited everyone with their scintillating run to the Champions League final and many fancy them to break their Premier League duck.
Again they are not available at huge odds but the is the best out there.
Manchester United have failed miserably to live up to the high standards set by Sir Alex Ferguson.
However, the Red Devils had their best season in the post-Fergie era last year, amassing enough points to have won the title on 11 previous occasions.
The betting makes Old Trafford an unlikely destination for the title this year but those who fancy Jose Mourinho to deliver can get
London trio Chelsea, Tottenham and Arsenal make up the remainder of the chasing pack and it is the Blues who are the most fancied of the three.
Controversial Italian Maurizio Sarri may come with baggage but the 2017 Serie A Coach of the Year has a solid reputation and can be backed to lift the trophy at a top price, Betfred and Betway.
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Spurs, with World Cup golden boot winner Harry Kane leading the charge, are next in the betting and are best priced with Bet365, Marathon Bet and Bet Stars at .
Arsenal will run out for the first time in the post-Arsene Wenger era this season and it seems only the most optimistic Gooners will be backing a title triumph. Those keen on an Unai Emery success can get odds as long as 25/1 with plenty of providers.
The chances of anyone else “doing a Leicester” seem remote with the next best in the betting priced at a whopping 250/1. For those who wear their loyalty on their sleeves, however, here are the best prices for the remaining teams in the top flight.
