Carlo Ancelotti's men are closer to top-of-table Manchester City than they are to the relegation places. With 33 points from 18 games, it's safe to say Everton have no chance of being relegated, as reflected in the bookies' odds.Carlo Ancelotti's men are closer to top-of-table Manchester City than they are to the relegation places. With 33 points from 18 games, it's safe to say Everton have no chance of being relegated, as reflected in the bookies' odds.
Carlo Ancelotti's men are closer to top-of-table Manchester City than they are to the relegation places. With 33 points from 18 games, it's safe to say Everton have no chance of being relegated, as reflected in the bookies' odds.

Brighton and Hove Albion Premier League relegation odds – compared to Crystal Palace and Fulham

Brighton and Hove Albion are 17th in the Premier League table – so how do the bookmakers rate their survival chances?
Jordan Cronin
By Jordan Cronin
Published 28th Jan 2021, 12:33 BST
Updated 28th Jan 2021, 12:58 BST

Wednesday’s 0-0 draw with Fulham maintained the Seagulls’ five-point advantage over the relegation places after 20 matches played.

All three of Albion’s wins in the league this season have come on the road, with Graham Potter’s men yet to record a home victory so far.

We’ve checked out the latest Premier League relegation odds with the bookmakers to see how they’re rating Brighton’s chance of remaining in the division.

Scroll and click through our gallery to see how the bookies view the current relegation picture:

A few weeks ago, Arsenal's relegation odds would have been very, very different. However, five wins out of six games have propelled Mike Arteta's men up the table.

1. Arsenal - 1000/1

A few weeks ago, Arsenal's relegation odds would have been very, very different. However, five wins out of six games have propelled Mike Arteta's men up the table. Photo: Pool

David Moyes' men are arguably the surprise package of the season. Heavily tipped for relegation at the beginning of the campaign but 20 games in, and they're in the top four.

2. West Ham United - 750/1

David Moyes' men are arguably the surprise package of the season. Heavily tipped for relegation at the beginning of the campaign but 20 games in, and they're in the top four. Photo: CLIVE ROSE

Ralph Hasenhuttl's side are another who have performed above expectations so far. After 19 games, they've already accumulated 29 points.

3. Southampton - 250/1

Ralph Hasenhuttl's side are another who have performed above expectations so far. After 19 games, they've already accumulated 29 points. Photo: FRANK AUGSTEIN

Dean Smith's side stayed up on the final day of last season, but that almost certainly won't be required this time around. Villa are seven points away from beating that points total with still 20 games remaining.

4. Aston Villa - 250/1

Dean Smith's side stayed up on the final day of last season, but that almost certainly won't be required this time around. Villa are seven points away from beating that points total with still 20 games remaining. Photo: Clive Brunskill

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