2025/26 Conference League favourites and odds: Palace backed to lift another trophy

Ladbrokes looks at the latest Conference League odds, with Premier League side Crystal Palace favourites to win their first ever European trophy.

After winning the FA Cup in May, bringing silverware to Selhurst Park for the very first time in the club's history, Palace have been backed by the bookies to follow it up with more success, with the Londoners front-runners ahead of the likes of Strasbourg and Serie A side Fiorentina.

Should they win the competition, which the latest odds suggest they're the favourites to do, Crystal Palace will join West Ham and Chelsea on the small list of English clubs to have won the Conference League since its inception in 2021.

Oliver Glasner's side were initially supposed to be playing Europa League football this season, qualifying through their FA Cup triumph, but a harsh ruling saw Palace get demoted to the Conference League. However, if they end up lifting the trophy in May 2026, we doubt they'll mind too much.

Palace are the favourites to win the Conference League, but Fiorentina - who have played and lost two finals in the last three years - aren't far behind. Strasbourg, Mainz, and Rayo Vallecano are also firmly in the hunt, but it's the Eagles who lead the way in the bookies' odds as we look forward to the play-offs - which Palace find themselves in.

This means that English teams are among the front-runners for all three of Europe's elite club competitions, with Arsenal fancied to conquer the Champions League, and Aston Villa backed by the bookies to win their first trophy in almost 30 years by lifting the Europa League.

Below are the odds for every single team in the 2025/26 Conference League.

Palace are also expected to be one of the Premier League's surprise packages this season, with a potential Champions League push on the cards - and following a strong start to the campaign, it still looks like a very realistic goal.

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All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.