Premier League relegation odds: Spurs in danger of drop

• Ladbrokes brings you the latest Premier League 2025/26 relegation odds

• Betting on Wolves' relegation has now been suspended with Burnley not far behind

• West Ham and Nottingham Forest are battling to avoid 18th, with Tottenham in real danger

Managerless Tottenham are now just 4/1 for a shocking relegation from the Premier League, according to Ladbrokes' latest odds.

With betting suspended on bottom-side Wolves suffering the drop, Spurs now are seen as the fourth likeliest team to take one of the other two spots in the bottom three, which would be their first relegation from the top flight since 1977.

Spurs acted quick to bring in former Juventus boss Igor Tudor as Thomas Frank's replacement after a miserable spell in charge, but the recent odds suggest it won't be where the 2025 Europa League winners' problems end, with Spurs now more likely for relegation than they were when Frank was still in charge, with their odds cut from 11/2 to 4/1.

Alex Apati of Ladbrokes said:

Spurs are only heading in one direction right now, and with just four points separating them and the drop zone, punters are growing convinced Igor Tudor's men could actually finish the season in the bottom three.

Wolves' relegation is seen as nailed on by the bookies, and 19th-placed Burnley are not far behind, with odds of just 1/50 to return to the Championship.

It is the battle to avoid 18th place which is really heating up, with an upturn in West Ham's form forcing the clubs above them to look over their shoulders, including Nottingham Forest, Spurs, Leeds and Crystal Palace.

The Hammers are still the favourites for relegation at 5/6, with Forest, who have just sacked Sean Dyche, close behind at 23/10. Spurs come next at 4/1, followed by Leeds on 12/1 and Palace at 18/1.

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The hope for all of the promoted sides, and everyone else in the division for what it's worth, will be that they don't end the season with the lowest points tally in Premier League history.

Southampton ended the season with 12 points, just one more than Derby in 2007/08, who are regarded as the worst side in the history of the Premier League - but Wolves are well on their way to smashing that unwanted record.

At the other end of the table, Arsenal are currently favourites to lift the Premier League title, while Manchester City, Aston Villa and a rejuvenated Manchester United trail behind.

Meanwhile, Erling Haaland continues to dominate the Golden Boot market after a typically prolific season for Man City.

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