Who will win the 2026-27 Premier League? Both Polymarket and Kalshi price the title race, and Polymarket also lists top-four, top-six and relegation markets. These are the live odds. Each price is the cost of a share that pays $1 if that team wins, so it reads as the market’s chance.
Live odds · both venues
Premier League 2026-27 champion: live odds
Latest price of each outcome, read as a chance. Names are matched across venues automatically; check each venue's rules before comparing, as resolution wording can differ. Updated every few minutes.
Names are matched across venues automatically. Season-long futures are spread across many teams, so even the favourite usually trades well below 50¢ early on. Use the odds converter to compare with sportsbook odds, or the no-vig calculator to strip a sportsbook’s margin first.
Top four and relegation
Live odds · Polymarket
Top-four finishers (Polymarket)
Latest price of each outcome, read as a chance. Updated every few minutes.
What moves these odds
- Head-to-heads. Games between title rivals swing prices more than wins against the rest.
- Injuries and the January window. Squad depth decides long seasons.
- European football. Clubs in the Champions League play more games, which can cost league points.
- Top-four places. Each top-four finish brings Champions League football, so the race for fourth is often as close as the title race.
How these markets settle
Each contract pays $1 if that team is the official champion of the 2026-27 Premier League, and $0 otherwise. If the competition is cancelled or not completed, each market’s rules say what happens. Read them on the venue before trading. Kalshi lists sports without official league branding.
More markets
Latest price for “Yes”, shown as an implied chance. Polymarket volume in USD, Kalshi in contracts. Updated 3 min ago.
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