Premier League 2022/23 betting odds, tips and expert predictions for title, relegation, Champions League places

Kyle Bonn

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There's nothing like the anticipation and buildup for a new English Premier League season. As the world's most popular league, fans get amped up for the new campaign before a ball has even been kicked, and the betting markets are ready with a collection of preseason futures and props.

Of course, the 2022/23 Premier League season presents a set of new challenges due to the scheduling of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, which kicks off in Qatar in November. It will be the first season in which the campaign has to be paused for nearly a month to allow for an international tournament to take place midway through.

Manchester City enter as the defending champions, having pipped Liverpool on the last matchday with a thrilling comeback victory over Aston Villa. Fulham and Bournemouth were promoted with top two finishes in the Championship, while Nottingham Forest were promoted via the playoff.

The Sporting News brings you a full betting preview for the upcoming season ahead of the campaign's kickoff on August 6.

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Who will win the Premier League 2022/23?

Defending champions Man City are understandably the favorites, and they are ahead by a significant margin over Liverpool in the odds market, even after the Reds made a real run of the past season's title race.

Chelsea and Tottenham are third and fourth favorites, not necessarily in that order depending on which oddsmaker you ask. Manchester United are a distant fifth, and Arsenal even further behind.

Team U.S.
(DraftKings)
U.K.
(SkyBet)
Canada
(SportsInteraction)
Australia
(Sportsbet)
Man City -165 -175 -264 -175
Liverpool +225 +225 +130 +200
Chelsea +1400 +1400 +900 +1600
Tottenham +1400 +1600 +1000 +1600
Man United +2500 +2500 +1500 +3000
Arsenal +4000 +5000 +3400 +5000
Newcastle +6500 +6600 +4200 +6600
West Ham +20000 +15000 +10100 +15000
Leicester City +20000 +20000 +12300 +25000
Aston Villa +20000 +20000 +12700 +30000
Brighton +25000 +25000 +15600 +30000
Everton +25000 +50000 +21000 +30000
Wolves +50000 +50000 +26500 +50000
Crystal Palace +50000 +50000 +26700 +50000
Leeds United +50000 +50000 +39200 +50000
Southampton +50000 +75000 +37300 +50000
Brentford +50000 +75000 +37600 +50000
Nottingham Forest +100000 +100000 +50000 +50000
Fulham +100000 +100000 +50000 +50000
Bournemouth +100000 +150000 +50000 +50000

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Which Premier League teams will finish top 4 in 2022/23?

A top four place in the Premier League secures Champions League play the following season. Tottenham pipped rivals Arsenal for the final spot in the last campaign, after Man City, Liverpool, and Chelsea were clear frontrunners for the first three slots all season long.

This coming season, Arsenal aren't given much love in the race despite just barely missing out. And there's a sizable gap after the Gunners round out the top six favorites, with Newcastle United, West Ham, Leicester City, and Aston Villa all unlikely contenders.

Team U.S.
(DraftKings)
U.K.
(SkyBet)
Australia
(Sportsbet)
Man City -10000 -3300 -20000
Liverpool -1400 -1000 -3333
Chelsea -150 -138 -139
Tottenham -110 -120 -120
Man United +125 +125 +130
Arsenal +175 +200 +200
Newcastle +750 +750 +800
West Ham +1400 +1100 +1100
Leicester City +1600 +1400 +1600
Aston Villa +1600 +1400 +2000
Brighton +2000 +2000 +2000
Everton +2500 +3300 +2500
Wolves +2800 +3300 +2500
Crystal Palace +3500 +3300 +2500
Southampton +4000 +5000 +3300
Brentford +4000 +5000 +5000
Leeds United +5000 +5000 +5000
Fulham +6500 +8000 +8000
Nottingham Forest +6500 +10000 +15000
Bournemouth +10000 +15000 +15000

Premier League relegation: Who will go down in 2022/23?

The relegation battle is a fierce one year in and year out, with teams scrapping to secure the payday that comes with another Premier League season.

Everton and Leeds United both barely held on to their Premier League spot, with Burnley sent down on the last day. This year, the newly promoted sides are favorites to be relegated, with Bournemouth considered the most likely and playoff participants Nottingham Forest right behind.

Leeds United and Brentford are the two incumbent Premier League sides thought to have the highest likelihood of being sucked into the relegation scrap.

Team U.S.
(DraftKings)
U.K.
(SkyBet)
Australia
(Sportsbet)
Bournemouth -150 -163 -139
Nottingham Forest -135 -138 -139
Fulham +120 +120 +110
Leeds United +225 +250 +250
Brentford +275 +250 +275
Southampton +350 +300 +350
Everton +600 +450 +450
Crystal Palace +400 +550 +500
Wolves +550 +500 +500
Brighton +1200 +900 +800
Aston Villa +1000 +1400 +800
Leicester City +1400 +1400 +1400
West Ham +2000 +1800 +2000
Newcastle +1600 +2000 +2000
Arsenal +25000 +15000 +25000
Man United +25000 +25000 +50000
Tottenham +50000 +50000 +50000
Chelsea +25000 +100000 +25000
Liverpool +100000 +200000 +50000
Man City +100000 +200000 +50000

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Predicting who will win Premier League in 2022-23 season

With a heated battle at the top still fresh in the memory from last season, The Sporting News team took a shot at predicting who will win the coming season, who will be relegated, and who will round out the top four.

Who will win the Premier League?

We polled The Sporting News football team across the UK, United States, and Australia, asking staffers to submit their predicted top four teams. The picks were tabulated and weighted by final position.

According to the aggregation of voting across The Sporting News, Man City are predicted to defend its title. Of the eight voters, Man City received six of the No. 1 votes, while Liverpool received one and Tottenham received one.

Still, the Reds are expected to be right in the mix, with all eight voters either placing Liverpool first or second. Here is how the top of the table is projected to finish based on The Sporting News.

Pos Club Points
(1st-place votes)
Highest
1. Man City 30 (6) 1st
2. Liverpool 24 (1) 1st
3. Tottenham 14 (1) 1st
4. Chelsea 12 3rd
5. Man United 2 4th
6. Arsenal 1 4th

Who will be relegated?

Voting occurred in the same manner as above, The Sporting News team also compiled predictions for the relegation battle at the bottom of the table. These were similarly tabulated and weighted using points.

Not surprisingly, the three newly promoted teams frequently appeared across the voting, as do teams that battled relegation last year and narrowly survived. Still, there was plenty of variance across the voters, with seven teams receiving mention across the seven ballots. Every team was also left off at least one ballot, including Bournemouth, who still finished bottom of our voting.

Pos Club Points
(20th-place votes)
Lowest
20. Bournemouth 18 (4) 20th
19. Nottingham Forest 16 (4) 20th
18. Fulham 5 19th
17. Brentford 3 19th
16. Southampton 3 18th
15. Leeds 2 18th
14. Brighton 1 18th

Kyle Bonn

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Kyle Bonn, is a Syracuse University broadcast journalism graduate with over a decade of experience covering soccer globally. Kyle specializes in soccer tactics and betting, with a degree in data analytics. Kyle also does TV broadcasts for Wake Forest soccer, and has had previous stops with NBC Soccer and IMG College. When not covering the game, he has long enjoyed loyalty to the New York Giants, Yankees, and Fulham. Kyle enjoys playing racquetball and video games when not watching or covering sports.