Who will win the 2024/25 Premier League?

The bookmakers at the beginning of the season have Manchester City as the favourites to retain the league and win the 2024/25 Premier League. However, odds have shifted over the course of the season, with Liverpool now a firm bookmaker favourite to lift the 2024/25 Premier League. If you’re interested in hearing Bad Man Betting’s opinion, check out our article on who will win the 2024/25 Premier League, as well as relegation and Premier League top goalscorer shouts.

Which teams are in the 2024/25 Premier League?

For 2024/25, there are 20 teams in the Premier League. In alphabetical order: AFC Bournemouth Arsenal Aston Villa Brentford Brighton and Hove Albion Chelsea Crystal Palace Everton Fulham Ipswich Leicester City Liverpool Manchester City Manchester United Newcastle United Nottingham Forest Southampton Tottenham Hotspur West Ham United Wolverhampton Wanderers

Who will finish in the Premier League's Top 4?

Historically the Top 4 have been four from six clubs: Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, and Tottenham. However from year to year, the Premier League top 4 changes. Aston Villa are currently playing Champions League football, whilst the likes of Newcastle and Nottingham Forest are knocking on the doors for a top 4 finish in the 2024/25 Premier League season. Leicester City are another example after famously finishing in the Top 4 in 2015/16 when they won the English Premier League. Read our article on Premier League Outrights to see who our specialists think will finish in the Premier League’s Top 4 this season alongside our weekly Premier League match predictions.

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Q: How to bet on the Premier League?

Every UK bookmaker will allow you bet on the English Premier League. Given the relative importance of the league to those in the UK, most bookmakers have a wide variety of markets for betting on the Premier League across goals scored. You can now also create a Premier League Bet Builder, allowing you to bet on multiple events occurring in one single game, all in one accumulator. Each gameweek, we’ll have our Premier League tips up on-site for you to read. At the beginning of each season, we’ll also look into season-long outright selections for the Premier League, including our predictions on Premier League relegation.

Q: Who has won the most Premier League titles?

In terms of the English Premier League as we know it now, since 1992 there have been seven clubs that have won the Premier League title: Manchester United (13 times), Manchester City (8), Chelsea (5), Arsenal (3) and Blackburn Rovers, Leicester City and Liverpool with one title each. However, the top flight of English football has been in existence since 1888. 24 clubs have won the top flight English title: Manchester United are the most successful league winners in England with 20 league titles, followed by Liverpool with 19. Arsenal (13), Everton (9), and Manchester City (10) round off the top 5 most successful teams in England by league wins.

Premier League Predictions & Betting Tips

Ranked as Europe’s strongest league by UEFA and garnering the most viewers of any major European league worldwide, the Premier League provides entertainment to a global audience. But, before you place your bets, it’s important to make sure you have access to the best possible information.

Our team of experts provide Premier League predictions and betting tips on a daily basis, keeping you informed each time a round of matches takes place in England’s top flight. Our data-driven approach is based upon statistical analysis, potential angles and bookmaker odds ensuring that our readers are always one step ahead when it comes to their bets. You can also expect further expert insight into how teams play, and even how play styles matchup with one another, to ensure that you’re as informed as possible when browsing the markets.

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Our team of professionals research and post Premier League tips on our website and across social media either the day before the fixture or on the day, so be sure to keep an eye out for them either the day before or on the day of kick-off. We also post stat packs to give you all the necessary information to enable you to bet on games.

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If you are looking to bet on the Premier League, then it is important to choose the right bookmaker for your needs. With our Premier League predictions, we can help you decide which bookmaker is the best for you by providing a comparison of their prices and tips for each match. This way, you can make an informed decision that suits your needs.

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Who will win the Premier League?

At the halfway point in the Premier League season, we’re usually treated to a close fought title race. However, things look like they could well be done and dusted during January this term.

Manchester City have won the last four titles, but despite being preseason favourites, a lack of squad depth and recent defensive issues for Guardiola’s side has seen them struggle for consistency, and Man City currently find themselves sat 6th in the Premier League table.

Liverpool are the side that have stepped up as Man City have faltered. Arne Slot has taken the side left to him by Jurgen Klopp and has made minor tweaks, to what was already a well oiled machine, to turn Liverpool into a real force. They currently sit six points clear of 2nd placed Nottingham Forest with a game in hand, and with Mo Salah netting 18 times this season thus far, they’ll be a tough nut to crack.

Nottingham Forest are the surprise package in 2nd. Nuno Espirito Santo’s side are about as well structured a team as your likely to find, with Chris Wood’s goalscoring form putting them in a fantastic position. Only Arsenal have conceded more goals than Forest this season, keep that up and they could well be in the mix if Liverpool drop off.

Arsenal and Chelsea looked set to be the sides challenging Liverpool just a few weeks ago, and whilst both have had their moments, the Blues in particular have struggled for consistency. The pair both have the quality to string a run of results together, but the gap to the top look too big to claw back as things stand.

Of course, the 2024/25 Premier League title race isn’t over until May, but Liverpool are currently odds on to lift the trophy with the major bookmakers, and it’s difficult to look past them.

How to watch the Premier League on TV

There are a number of options available to watch the Premier League on television, those being Sky Sports, TNT Sport, Amazon Prime, and the BBC.

Sky Sports currently hold the highest number of Premier League matches, with 128 games being screened annually across their channels. TNT Sport have 52 matches per season, while Amazon Prime Video show 20. This means that in total, viewers have access to 200 live Premier League games a season. Whilst the BBC does not show live matches, they have the rights to show highlights every single week in case you are unable to tune in live.

When is the Premier League season?

Since the 1995 season, the Premier League season consists of 38 games (previously was 42) and runs from August to May the following year. The 24-25 season kicked off on 16th August 2022 and is set to conclude on 25th May 2023. Fixtures are published across a variety of media, including the Premier League website, but fixtures are subject to change.

During the season, Premier League clubs will have to compete in the FA and Carabao Cups, and some clubs may be engaged in European competition in the form of the Champions League, Europa League or Europa Conference League.

Who has won the most Premier League titles?

Since its inception in 1992, the Premier League has been won by 7 different teams. Manchester United are the most successful side having won 13 titles, whilst current Premier League champions Manchester City have won 8 titles. Next come Chelsea with 5, Arsenal are 3 times champions with Liverpool, Leicester and Blackburn tied on 1 title each.

When combined with top flight titles won before the formation of the Premier League, the top 3 reads Manchester United (20), Liverpool (19) and Arsenal (13.)

Recent winners:

2023-24: Manchester City

2022-23: Manchester City

2021-22: Manchester City

2020-21: Manchester City

2019-20: Liverpool

2018-19: Manchester City

2017-18: Manchester City

2016-17: Chelsea

2015-16: Leicester City

2014-15: Chelsea

2013-14: Manchester City

2012-13: Manchester United

Who will win the Premier League outright?

Liverpool look set to run away with the 2024/25 Premier League title, and are currently odds on to the lift the trophy come May this year. They boast a squad littered with top talent, but they aren’t the only ones. The likes of Forest and Arsenal are battling it out in 2nd and 3, and despite being in 6th, Man City still find themselves as 3rd favourites with the bookmakers.

Liverpool are looking to win just their 2nd Premier League title since the competitions conception in 1992, and with Mo Salah spearheading the attack, there’s every chance that they’ll crown themselves champions. Van Dijk’s experience is crucial at the back, whilst the likes of Gravenberch and Mac Allister have given them a solid midfield base from which to build.

Forest have been the team to watch this season. From near relegation in 2023/24 to 2nd place in the league, Nuno Espirito Santo has worked wonders. Chris Wood is firing on all cylinders up top, whilst the likes of Hudson-Odoi and Elanga have left bigger clubs and elevated this side to new levels.

Arsenal will have been licking their lips when they saw Man City tumbling down the Premier League table, but the Gunners have been unable to capitalise on Guardiola’s misfortune. Saka has been the star man for Arteta, but injury means that they’ll be to the likes of Havertz and Odegaard to pick up the pieces and propel them back into the title picture.

The title is in Liverpool’s hands as things stand, but consistency is key, and any slip ups will bring the likes of Forest and Arsenal back into the Premier League title race.

Who will finish in the Premier League top four?

The race for the top four spots in the Premier League has been blown wide open with season, with usual suspects faltering and surprise names stepping up and mixing it with the best in the league. Liverpool appear to be runaway leaders, but the remaining three spots in the Premier League’s top for appear to be up for grabs with just over half the season gone. As things stand, just 5 points separate Chelsea in 4th and Aston Villa in 8th, with clubs as big Man City, to the likes of Bournemouth, all vying for a coveted Champions League position. The so called ‘big 6’ (Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Tottenham) are usually considered favourites for these spots, but with Man United and Tottenham languishing down in 13th and 14th respectively, the likes of Nottingham Forest and Newcastle have been able to take advantage, with both currently inside the league’s top 5.

Who will be relegated from the Premier League?

The battle to avoid the drop is heating up, and a whole host of sides could find themselves threatened with relegation come the final stages of the 2024/25 Premier League season. As things stand, it looks set to be the second season in a row in which all three promoted sides get relegated at the first time of asking, with Leicester, Ipswich, and Southampton all occupying spots in the bottom 3. The likes of Wolves, Everton, and Crystal Palace certainly aren’t in the clear, with all three sides largely struggling for goals and five points clear of the relegation places at best. Time will tell as to which three sides end up getting relegated to the Championship, but newly promoted sides are often bookmaker favourites to go down, and the likes of Leicester, Ipswich, and Southampton aren’t bucking that trend this season.

Premier League 2024/25 key dates

The 2024/25 Premier League season kicked off on 16th August 2024. There will be 38 separate game weeks between then and the final day of the Premier League Season 24/25, which culminates on 25th May 2025, with all 20 sides playing at the same time on the final day.

Best bookmakers for betting on the Premier League

Most bookmakers take bets on the Premier League so there is plenty of choice of available. At Bad Man Betting we provide you with detailed information on bookmakers including Bet365, Paddy Power, 888, Unibet and Betfair to help you choose who to place bets with. We will update you all promotions including new customer offers. Our tips will also highlight who is offering the best odds for particular bets.

Premier League offers & free bets

Bookmakers often provide a wide range of special offers and free bets to entice punters into placing bets on the Premier League, such as free bets, boosted odds, and money back specials. Taking advantage of promotions and offers in conjunction with conducting research (such as our stats packs) can help you boost your profits and reduce risk. Always read the terms and conditions carefully before placing any bet to ensure you qualify for the offer.

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In addition to offering expert analysis and predictions for the Premier League, we also provide betting tips and insights for a number of other football competitions. This includes the UEFA Champions League – the most prestigious club competition in Europe, as well as the FA Cup, the oldest national football tournament in the world. We also provide betting advice for the highly competitive English Football League Championship. Our experts provide insight into a range of other competitions, including the La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga and more. Our team of experienced writers and analysts can provide the insight you need to make informed decisions when betting on football. With decades of experience in this industry, we are unmatched in our knowledge and ability to offer up-to-date advice and insight for all football competitions.

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