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Sky Bet unveil new Premier League Specials as the season reaches the final stretch

The 2025–26 Premier League season is entering its decisive phase, with just six matchdays left to shape the final standings. 

Every point now carries added weight as the title race, European qualification spots, and relegation battle all edge towards their conclusions. 

For those keeping a close eye on the run-in, read on as we take a closer look at the latest English Premier League Featured Specials unveiled by Sky Bet. 

Sky Bet unveil new English Premier League Specials as the season reaches the final stretch

Specials

Arsenal to win the league & Tottenham to be relegated – 9/4

This is the shortest-priced special currently on offer with Sky Bet, reflecting the contrasting fortunes at either end of the table. 

Arsenal sit six points clear at the summit, while Tottenham have slipped into the relegation zone following a 1–0 defeat to Sunderland in their last outing.

This weekend’s fixtures could go a long way in shaping the outcome of this market. Arsenal face fellow title contenders Manchester City in what could prove a defining clash at the Etihad, while Spurs are up against an in-form Brighton side riding a three-game winning streak in the English top flight.

Manchester City to win the league & Tottenham to avoid relegation – 10/3

While Arsenal may look in control of the title race at first glance, the picture tightens when you dig a little deeper. 

Manchester City sit six points behind but have a game in hand, along with a crucial head-to-head clash with the Gunners this Sunday. 

Victory at the Etihad, coupled with a win in their game in hand, would put City firmly back in contention as they chase a fifth title in six seasons.

At the other end of the table, Tottenham’s struggles have been well documented. Spurs are still searching for their first league win of 2026 – something no other club can say – but they arguably possess enough talent to turn things around. 

With several key fixtures on the horizon, there remains a belief among some that they can steady the ship and secure their Premier League status.

Manchester City to win the league, Tottenham to avoid relegation & Arsenal to win 0 trophies in 2026 – 9/2

This scenario paints a nightmare outcome for Arsenal. Missing out on silverware in 2026, while Manchester City add yet another title to their collection and their fiercest rivals secure survival, would represent a significant setback.

Such an outcome would inevitably raise serious questions around Mikel Arteta’s project and Arsenal’s ability to deliver when it matters most.

It would only fuel the narrative that the club lack the edge required to get over the line – and could cast real doubt over how long their current title window will remain open.

  • All odds are correct at the time of publication