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Premier League Betting Value Report Cards 2023/24 - Expert Picks for 20 Teams after +32 Unit Profit Last Season

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Daniel Jenkins

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2023/24 Premier League Betting Value Report Cards

Beat the dust off your trousers and put the camping chairs back up the loft. Summer is over but the football season is just getting started.

As sure as the sun rises in the morning and the birds sing in the trees, the bettingexpert Betting Value Report Cards will grade all 20 Premier League sides based on how much betting value punters can extract from them in the upcoming season.

As always, I will spout off about previous successes (see below), ignore past failures (see the 2022 World Cup Report Cards), provide best outright bets for all 20 Premier League sides and continue to show my age by refusing to move from the A+-F grading system to 9-1.

How Does it Work?

Surely we’re used to this by now? It’s all about the value as I look at the fan, pundit and most importantly bookmaker expectations for all 20 Premier League sides for the new season.

From there, each team is given a grade from A+ to F. The advice is to back the high grades and oppose the lower grades.

Past Results

This is the third edition of the Premier League BVRC and the sixth I’ve written. Euro 2021 had eventual winners, Italy as the A+ team while the 2021/22 Champions League Betting Value Report Cards brought in +71.8 units of profit. The 2022 World Cup ruined a clean streak with a -24.53 unit loss.

But the Premier League BVRCs have been consistent. 2021/22 secured +55 units of profit after landing 15/20 team outright bets. 2022/23 Premier League BVRCs didn’t quite hit those heights but still brought in +32.46 units of profit.

But enough of that.

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The A Grades

Tottenham: A+

I’m expecting a slow start but steady progress from Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham. A new manager with new approaches and plenty of turnover in what was an ageing squad.

This feels very much like Arsenal in 2021 or Manchester United in 2022- right down to the early season away game at Brentford in which they may well suffer an embarrassing defeat.

My advice is to hold off on backing Spurs until the end of the transfer window. They’ll likely struggle in their opening few matches before returning after the international a better side. Expect the early season hysteria to bloat the odds. A reminder that after losing their opening two games last season, Manchester United’s top four odds shifted as high as 4.50 with some bookies. That drift happens with a couple of teams each season and Tottenham are my pick this campaign.

Harry Kane’s future hangs in the balance at the time of writing. If he stays, Spurs have one of the best forwards in the world for another season. If he goes, they’ll have a chance for a fresh start with Brazil’s starting number 9 up top and a briefcase full of money.

This time last year, I – and many bookmakers – were expecting Spurs to kick on and challenge for the title. That did not come to pass. bet365 set their points line at 74 last year but this season, it’s down to 63. That feels awfully low considering they seem to have addressed several problem areas in the squad and for the first time in half a decade, have a manager in charge who appears to be both committed and talented.

The tip here is over on points. I will be backing but as previously mentioned, I’m waiting for what I anticipate will be a slow start in North London pushing up those odds.

Selection: Tottenham Over 64 Points (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 2.75
Provider: bet365
Stakes: 8/10

Man Utd: A

This is the season for Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United and it really could go either way.

Last campaign was marred by a dismal start and some massive lows. Still, the shoots of recovery were plain to see.

It’s been a good summer window. For the first time in what feels like a decade, United have addressed key weak spots in their squad and signed quality players in the right age category. Mason Mount, Andre Onana, Rasmus Højlund and potentially Sofyan Amrabat all represent major improvements in each position.

Højlund is, of course, the biggest doubt. Even if he can’t recreate his remarkable international goalscoring form in the Premier League, United have a competent target man who represents a far greater goalscoring threat than Wout Weghorst.

Their away form remains a concern. United have conceded three or more goals in nine of their last 25 Premier League away matches or 11 times in the last two seasons combined. That’s more than every side other than Southampton.

That will need to improve if they are to improve on last season’s third-place finish. 1.80 for the top four looks the best bet.

Selection: Manchester United to finish in the Top Four (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 1.80
Provider: Coral
Stakes: 10/10

Arsenal: A-

Will Arsenal look back on 2022/23 and see a missed opportunity or the middle step in a linear progression? The Gunners led the table for 30/38 matchdays but ultimately finished five points behind Manchester City.

The bookies are a little cold on Arsenal’s chances of repeating the feat. Last year, they were 15.00 for a top 2 finish and 41.00 for the title. The odds are a lot shorter this time around but are still a little long for a side that just put up an 84-point season.

In my eyes, the Gunners have addressed many of their squad issues already this summer. They’ve improved the starting XI with the acquisition of Declan Rice, provided depth and competition with the arrival of Jurrien Timber and added unpredictability with Kai Havertz’s switch from Chelsea.

Last season, the bookmakers routinely undervalued Arsenal. They were profitable in both the 1X2 and Asian handicap markets for the first time in over five seasons. It looks as if the bookies are underestimating Mikel Arteta’s young squad yet again with such generous odds for a top 2 finish.

Selection: Arsenal to Finish Top 2 (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 3.00
Provider: bet365
Stakes: 7/10

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The B Grades

Aston Villa B+

Things are looking up at Villa Park. A run of 33 points from 15 matches at the end of last season will do that.

Unai Emery has added a new spine of quality in the off-season with Youri Tielemans picked up from Leicester, Pau Torres arriving from former club Villarreal and the standout buy, Moussa Diaby from Bayer Leverkusen. France international Diaby is Villa’s new record signing and represents a major investment.

Player for player, they have one of the strongest starting lineups in the Premier League right now. Unai Emery has a reputation for overachieving – particularly in cup and European competitions. Villa won’t know until their Europa Conference League playoff match at the end of August if they’ll be competing in Europe this year. If they are, they’ll have a fantastic chance of going all the way in that competition but expect them to impress in the Premier League either way.

Selection: Aston Villa to Finish in the Top 7 (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 3.00
Provider: BoyleSports
Stakes: 5/10

Luton: B

With a bookmaker point line of 33 and a stadium with a similar capacity, Luton Town are ready for the Premier League.

The Hatters are the great unknown. Even for us. We’ve got decades of betting data for dozens of clubs but Luton’s historical profitability figures remain elusive.

Expectations are low from the outside looking in. The spectre of Derby 2007/08 looms larger over Kenilworth Road than the scaffolding needed to redevelop the ground.

They should not despair.

The quality in the bottom half of the Premier League has dropped in recent years. This has made it easier for newly-promoted sides to make an immediate impact on the league – see Fulham, Nottingham Forest and Brentford in recent years.

Last season was the first since 2011/12 in which it was profitable to back all three newly-promoted sides in both the 1X2 and Asian handicap markets. I wouldn’t be surprised if we saw similar results this time around considering Burnley look set to impress and several of the teams that narrowly avoided the drop last year look to have regressed.

Luton have a chance. A much better chance than the odds suggest. Lower stakes but I’m backing them to beat the drop.

Selection: Luton to Avoid Relegation (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 3.25
Provider: William Hill
Stakes: 5/10

Bournemouth: B

Bournemouth may be the only one of the teams that finished 13th-17th last season to have improved in the off-season. They could also be side that has dropped off more than any other. We just don’t know yet.

Their short stint in the Premier League has been characterised by bold managerial changes. Scott Parker took them up but was dismissed last year. Gary O’Neil kept them but was relieved of his duties all the same.

The appointment of Andoni Araola is an intriguing one. A hugely respected progressive young boss backed by an ambitious owner. It may go up in flames but unlike many of the clubs around them, Bournemouth are trying something new.

It really could go either way for the Cherries. The bookies have committed to an 18-th placed finish. Their points line is as low as 40 which feels harsh given the regression of the bottom half of the Premier League. The bookies underestimated them last year with profitability in both the Asian handicap and 1X2 markets. Expect the same this time around.

Selection: Bournemouth Over 41 Points (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 2.50
Provider: bet365
Stakes: 7/10

Burnley: B-

Burnley return to action in the Premier League after a remarkable first managerial season in England for Vincent Kompany. The Clarets summited the Championship in October and refused to drop from their perch.

The first test for Burnley will, of course, be Kompany taking on his old side, Manchester City. One suspects it will be a bit closer than the 6-0 drubbing City handed to them in the FA Cup last March.

Burnley haven’t been shy about spending. They’ll have a new centre back pairing, a new forward and a new goalkeeper in James Trafford who shone for England Under 21s over the summer.

The bookies are expecting them to stay up and it’s hard to disagree. Under Sean Dyche, Burnley were amongst the most profitable sides in the Premier League for a time. The bookmakers appear determined to not underestimate the Clarets again.

1.29 odds for them to stay up aren’t tempting me and neither is the point line. There’s a gap further up the table for them to exploit so I’m going higher odds and lower stakes.

Selection: Burnley to Finish Top Half (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 7.50
Provider: Unibet
Stakes: 2/10

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The C Grades

Brighton: C+

Game by game, I tend to stay away from Brighton. The Seagulls have been one of the worst teams to bet on in the 1X2 and Asian handicap markets in recent seasons. The underlying metrics play such an important role in bookmaker odds and Brighton are the darlings of football data.

But there is still value in the outright markets.

Brighton look fairly long to upset the apple cart of the top seven. They did so last season and have improved in the offseason with some typically smart acquisitions. Joao Pedro has already shone for the Seagulls while Mo Dahoud looks a solid replacement for the outgoing Alexis Mac Allister. The Brighton production line of talent doesn’t seem to have slowed and I expect them to challenge the Premier League big boys once again.

Selection: Brighton to finish in the Top 7 (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 2.20
Provider: William Hill
Stakes: 8/10

Nottingham Forest: C

Home form secured Nottingham Forest’s place in the Premier League for the new season. They had the tenth-best home record in the division but the lowest points total on the road.

It may be enough to keep their place for a third year. The standard of the bottom half of the Premier League has dipped of late so they should be able to navigate the campaign in decent shape. 17th is the expectation with a points total of 39 set by the bookies.

The bookies had a good handle on Forest last season overall with a near-perfect spread of loss and profit for their contrasting home and away matches. Backing them in the 1X2 in every home game last season would have netted 15.95 units of profit. Backing them on the same market for every fixture on the road had a loss of -15.88 units.

We may well see something similar this campaign so continue to look at their home fixtures. The question now is where to put them for the outright selection. They can only improve on the road and should be just as strong at the City Ground. Chris Wood, Ola Aina and Anthony Elanga are good additions to the squad. Expect more to come from the Nigerian forward Taiwo Awoniyi who found his feet in the Premier League in the last few months of the season.

Selection: Nottingham Forest Over 40 Points (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 2.62
Provider: bet365
Stakes: 8/10

Brentford: C-

Continuous improvement has been the story of Thomas Frank’s time at Brentford thus far. The Danish boss has helped the Bees climb from the middle of the pack in the Championship to a 9th-place finish in the Premier League last season.

Expect Brentford to come into contact with the Premier League’s glass ceiling fairly soon. 48 points is the over/under tally for the Bees who were underestimated by the bookies last season. They were hugely profitable in the 1X2 and Asian handicap markets – just like they were in the season before.

The bookies have corrected their course. An 11th-placed finish is the expectation. That looks about right considering the loss of key players. Ivan Toney won’t take to the field until the new year while goalkeeper David Raya looks set to head across London to Arsenal.

They’ve recruited typically. Nathan Collins should be a shrewd acquisition in the centre of defence. Mark Flekken will replace Raya between the sticks and Brentford’s factory line of strikers looks set to churn out another. From Neal Maupay to Ollie Watkins to Ivan Toney to Kevin Schade. The young German international looks set to impress but will need to do it fast considering Toney’s importance to this team last year.

This is a market-based pick. 3.25 for a top half finish looks far too long.

Selection: Brentford to Finish in the Top Half (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 3.25
Provider: bet365
Stakes: 6/10

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The D Grades

Liverpool: D+

It’s a failing grade for Liverpool. They look set for a decent season but do not represent good value in the betting markets for the new campaign.

Jurgen Klopp’s summer rebuild started and finished in the middle of the park. It’s five out and two in at the time of writing with Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai the new arrivals.

They’ll need to start quickly if Liverpool want to improve on their 5th-placed finish last season. The Reds are now in for the dreaded Thursday-Sunday schedule of the Europa League which rarely bodes well for a title or even a top four challenge.

In the last four years, Liverpool’s season point totals have fluctuated between the late-60s and mid to late-90s. After a 67-point offering and 5th-placed finish last year, the pattern would point to a remarkable campaign in 2023/24. That’s what the bookies are expecting and have set the second-highest points line in the league for them

It’s a big ask. We’re approaching the end of an era for Liverpool. Jurgen Klopp may be signed up for three more years but the Premier League and Champions League-winning side he helped build is being slowly phased out.

The contracts of Joel Matip – and Thiago – are set to expire at the end of the season. The deals for Mohamed Salah, Virgil Van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold will do the same the year after.

The next team is emerging but there are gaps to be filled. They still look short in midfield as well as arguably at right back and up front. It’s a big ask to make up the gap between themselves and 2nd-placed Arsenal last season – let alone Manchester City. Their recruitment is a shadow of what it used to be. Have the Reds really done enough in the summer window to close that gap?

Selection: Liverpool to Finish Outside the Top Four (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 2.75
Provider: SkyBet
Stakes: 7/10

Man City: D

And Pep wept, for there were no more worlds left to conquer.

How do you surpass a perfect season with an ageing core and some integral players departing and yet to be replaced? The answer is that you probably don’t.

The expectation is at least 88 points, a sixth Premier League title in seven seasons and for Erling Haaland to slide tackle the ball into the net on 30 or more occasions. That’s a tall ask.

For much of last season, City’s race looked run. The players appeared to lack motivation until mid-January when Pep Guardiola threw down the gauntlet and claimed he “doesn’t recognise his team”. That flicked the switch that got City over the line on all three fronts but there are only so many times you can do that with the same group of players.

Ilkay Gundogan will be a big miss for City – especially in the later months of the season. His goals got them over the line in the title race last season and have not been replaced. Erling Haaland, Julian Alvarez, Phil Foden and Josko Gvardiol will form the core of the next team but much like Liverpool, there’s a feeling of transition about the rest of the squad.

Selection: Manchester City Under 87 Points (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 2.00
Provider: bet365
Stakes: 8/10

Chelsea: D-

It can only get better, right?

The Chelsea lion is still licking its wounds after the club’s worst season in 30 years. It was a 12th-placed finish in 2022/23 that was far closer to relegation than the European spots.

But things have changed.

Mauricio Pochettino warms the Chelsea hot seat, for now at least. Kai Havertz, Mason Mount and Matteo Kovacic have left for direct rivals – three of 14 first-team departures. A necessary trimming but Stamford Bridge still feels more Moneypit than Moneyball.

It’s miraculous for a club that has made 20+ first-team signings in the past 15 months but this Chelsea squad still feels a little short. There are gaps for a new goalkeeper, central midfielder and striker.

Expectations did not match reality last year. Chelsea were routinely overpriced by bookies – as they have been for a long time. The Blues have been the worst Premier League side to back in the 1X2 market over the last five years with an overall loss of -37.2 units. Backing them to lose every Premier League game they’ve played in the last five years would have brought in +39.82 units.

There’s an argument that could even out. The Blues also won’t be playing any European football this year – an undoubted advantage in the quest for the top six. There just feels like too much to do.

Boehly and co will be hoping that Pochettino can hit the heights his Tottenham team reached between 2015 and 2017. The 2+1 year deal offered perhaps implies a lack of confidence in his ability to do so. A young squad and a coach famed for developing young players but will the board give him the time to do so? Their treatment of Graham Potter suggests not.

Selection: Chelsea Under 67 Points (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 1.90
Provider: bet365
Stakes: 8/10

Crystal Palace: D-

For the first time in almost a decade, Crystal Palace are preparing for a Premier League season without Wilfried Zaha in the building. The Ivory Coast winger has departed for Galatasaray, allowing the Eagles to move on and hand greater responsibility to some of their exciting young attackers. The only issue is that the pick of those stars may well leave the club before the end of the window.

Michael Olise would represent a major loss for Crystal Palace. Chelsea and Manchester City are reportedly keen on the young Frenchman. Losing both of their best attackers could take a hammer to Palace’s Premier League season.

The expectation is a lower midtable finish. That looks a little generous given they’ve lost a talismanic attacker and may well lose another. Those 9.00 relegation odds are far too long but there are several worse sides than them in the division. Under on points is the way to go here given the line is set at 46, one higher than they had last year with Zaha and Olise starring.

Selection: Crystal Palace Under 45 Points (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 1.80
Provider: bet365
Stakes: 8/10

Everton: D-

Sean Dyche has the unenviable task of trying to improve on a 17th-placed finish in the Premier League with little to no improvement to the playing squad. Things are looking grim for Everton and I expect them to battle for survival for a third successive season.

Any Dyche-inspired summer overhaul is yet to be realised. Ashley Young and Arnaut Danjuma will bring varying levels of Premier League experience. The 19-year-old Portuguese forward Youssef Chermit looks set to arrive from Sporting but is the kind of transfer that rarely works out.

The teams that finished 17th in the Premier League have been relegated in the following seasons in four of the last 10 editions of the competition. The Toffees may have just enough to beat the drop this time around so the odds of 4.00 are a tad short for me to get behind. Instead, I’m looking at the season points total with 39 or fewer as the tip.

Selection: Everton Under 40 Points (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 1.90
Provider: bet365
Stakes: 7/10

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The E Grades

Newcastle: E+

It’s a big one for Newcastle United – a first season back in the Champions League since 2003-04. The Magpies are back in the big time and fighting on multiple fronts.

The bookies are expecting a 69-point season with a challenge for the top four. This is a side that was profitable in the Asian handicap line for the third successive season. The bookies seem determined to not underestimate Newcastle again.

It just feels like an overcorrection from them.

Newcastle were aided by a weakened top six last season. Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham will all be better this time around – as will the outsiders Aston Villa and Brighton.

Newcastle haven’t splurged in the transfer market to quite the same level that some had expected. Sandro Tonali is an eye-catching acquisition, while Harvey Barnes looks a better fit for Eddie Howe’s squad than the outgoing Allan Saint-Maximin. Still, this squad looks a bit too short to be competing on multiple fronts.

Squad players will have to be used more frequently with big games twice a week. The Magpies have a strong first team but there is a clear drop-off in quality to the second string. The odds to finish outside the top four are a little too short at 1.54. Under on points is the way to go.

Selection: Newcastle Under 68 Points (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 1.90
Provider: bet365
Stakes: 7/10

Sheffield Utd: E

It’s not looking good for Sheffield United after their promotion to the Premier League. The Blades are back after a two-year absence from the top flight. They finished 2nd with 91 points in the Championship last season but have a line set at just 35 in the top flight. They’ll just hope for an improvement on their previous Premier League outing – a 23-point season in 2020/21.

It wouldn’t be a huge surprise if we saw something similar here. Key man Iliman Ndiaye has departed for Ligue 1 and is yet to be replaced. They’ve also lost Sander Berge to Burnley and didn’t renew the loans of Tommy Doyle and James McAtee. Those four were amongst their best attackers last year and don’t appear to have been replaced.

Historically, the newly-promoted sides that finished 2nd in the Championship should be avoided in the betting markets. Going back over two decades, newly-promoted sides that finished 2nd in the second division have the worst betting stats of the three on their first seasons in the top flight. 2nd-placed sides have a combined figure of over -129 unit loss in the 1X2 market compared to -34.39 for 1st-place sides and -82 units for those who came up via the playoffs.

The Blades are as short as 1.67 to go down which represents little value. Instead, I’m looking at a bottom-place finish.

Selection: Sheffield United to Finish Bottom (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 4.00
Provider: Paddy Power
Stakes: 5/10

Fulham: E

It hasn’t been the ideal summer of preparation for Fulham. The 10th-placed finish last season was about as good as could have been expected.

Top scorer for last season – and three of the four seasons before then – Aleksandar Mitrovic appears eager to leave for swap West London for Saudi Arabia but hasn’t got his way – for now, at least. The Cottagers have brought in Wolves’ Raul Jimenez in a deal that feels preemptive.

The expectation is another midtable finish and a slight drop-off from their 52-point haul last campaign. I think things will be a fair bit more difficult for them this season – whether Mitrovic stays or not. Low stakes on some big odds for the drop is my approach here.

Selection: Fulham to be Relegated (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 4.50
Provider: Unibet
Stakes: 4/10

West Ham: E-

An established Premier League club with an ageing squad. A big-money sale of a key player to a London-based rival. Tension between a respected head coach and the board at a lack of transfer business. West Ham 2023 is feeling an awful lot like Leicester 2022.

We all know how that turned out for the Foxes. It may not be that bad for the Hammers this season but a lot of work needs to be done in the next few weeks to get a squad capable of competing in both the Premier League and Europa League.

Things appear to be moving quickly this week. The Hammers are embarking on a David Moyes-inspired trolley dash with a new core of British players set to arrive at the London Stadium.

Should West Ham get everything done, would they really be better off? Replacing the dynamism and creativity of Declan Rice – and potentially Lucas Paqueta – with James Ward-Prowse and Edson Alvarez is a gamble. Harry Maguire would represent a solid pick-up but their issues lie higher up the pitch.

The Hammers had a small squad last season and will once again take part in European football after winning the Europa Conference League last June. The points line of 50 looks ludicrously high.

Selection: West Ham Under 49 Points (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 1.90
Provider: bet365
Stakes: 10/10

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The F Grades

Wolves: F

The signs are there for Wolves. And not the good kind.

“I am a coach and I know that we need to be competitive in the Premier League” coach Julen Lopetegui said in an interview shortly before his departure.

“I hope that we are going to improve because this situation. Because of course, we need that.”

Gary O’Neil will take the Molineux hot seat for next season. The 40-year-old arguably has a tougher job here than the Bournemouth side he inherited in August of last year. A fantastic run of form between March and April secured their Premier League survival. It was still a side that lost more than all but two clubs last season and both of those will play in the Championship this year.

Wolves have lost a host of key players – many of their best players – already this summer. Ruben Neves, Joao Moutinho, Raul Jimenez, Conor Coady, Adama Traore and Nathan Collins have all headed for the exit door. Boubacar Traore, the return of Matt Doherty and the confirmation of Mattheus Cunha’s signing have hardly replaced that group in terms of quality.

Expect a long season and a relegation battle. The bookies have them down to finish in lower mid table alongside Everton and Burnley. That feels generous and I’m looking a little further south. The odds were better when I chose this selection shortly before Lopetegui was dismissed but they’re still long enough to get behind.

Selection: Wolves to Get Relegated (TRACKED BET)
Odds: 3.75
Provider: Unibet
Stakes: 8/10

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Premier League Betting Value Report Cards 2023/24 Expert Tips

Team	Grade	OUtrick Pick	Odds	Stakes	Bookmaker
Tottenham	A+	Tottenham Over 64 Points	2.75	8/10	bet365
Man Utd	A	Manchester United to finish in the Top Four	1.80	10/10	Coral
Arsenal	A-	Arsenal to Finish Top 2	3.00	7/10	bet365
Aston Villa	B+	Aston Villa to Finish in the Top 7	3.00	5/10	BoyleSports
Luton	B	Luton to Avoid Relegation	3.25	5/10	William Hill
Bournemouth	B	Bournemouth Over 41 Points	2.50	7/10	bet365
Burnley	B-	Burnley to Finish Top Half	7.50	2/10	Unibet
Brighton	C+	Brighton to finish in the Top 7	2.20	8/10	William Hill
Nottingham Forest	C	Nottingham Forest Over 40 Points	2.62	8/10	bet365
Brentford	C-	Brentford to Finish in the Top Half	3.25	6/10	bet365
Liverpool	D+	Liverpool to Finish Outside the Top Four	2.75	7/10	Sky Bet
Man City	D	Manchester City Under 87 Points	2.00	8/10	bet365
Chelsea	D-	Chelsea Under 67 Points	1.90	8/10	bet365
Everton	D-	Crystal Palace Under 45 Points	1.80	8/10	bet365
Crystal Palace	D-	Everton Under 40 Points	1.90	7/10	bet365
Newcastle	E+	Newcastle Under 68 Points	1.90	7/10	bet365
Sheffield Utd	E	Sheffield United to Finish Bottom	4.00	5/10	Paddy Power
Fulham	E	Fulham to be Relegated	4.50	4/10	Unibet
West Ham	E-	West Ham Under 49 Points	1.90	10/10	bet365
Wolverhampton	F	Wolves to Get Relegated	3.75	8/10	Unibet

Best odds available as at 14:30 on August 10th 2023. Odds may now differ.

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