The 2025–26 Premier League season proved to be one of the most memorable in recent years.Â
Arsenal finally lifted the trophy for the first time in 22 years, while two of the league’s biggest clubs – West Ham and Tottenham Hotspur – were dragged into a dramatic final-day relegation battle.Â
In the end, it was the Hammers who went down, alongside Burnley and Wolves, with all three set to compete in the Championship next season.
There were some other surprises, too. Newly promoted Sunderland exceeded all expectations, producing a phenomenal campaign that ended with a seventh-place finish and qualification for European football.Â
The question now is whether this season’s promoted sides – Hull, Coventry and Ipswich – can follow Sunderland’s example, or if they are destined for an immediate return to the Championship. Only time will tell.
Sky Bet launch new PL team specials for 2026-27, including a huge 80/1 Arsenal and Spurs bet
At the top of the table, Arsenal are deservedly viewed as favourites to defend their crown. Meanwhile, Manchester City face a new era following Pep Guardiola’s departure.Â
Without arguably the greatest manager in Premier League history at the helm, questions remain over whether City will need a period of transition and rebuilding, or whether the club’s winning machine is strong enough to remain a genuine title contender regardless of who is in charge.
As for fellow Big Six sides Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester United, all three head into the new season with major questions to answer.Â
Liverpool will be looking to bounce back from a disappointing title defence while adapting to life without superstar Mohamed Salah.Â
Chelsea, meanwhile, are aiming to put a disastrous campaign behind them after slumping to a tenth-place finish.
Manchester United, on the other hand, have reasons for optimism. After securing third place last season, they will hope to build on that momentum under Michael Carrick, who recently committed his future to the club by signing a new two-year contract.
With so many storylines and uncertainties heading into the new campaign, read on as we take a look at the Sky Bet Multiple Team Specials available with Sky Bet for the 2026–27 Premier League season, which can be found below.
Sky Bet Premier League Multiple Team Specials 2026-27:
Hull, Coventry & Ipswich all to be relegated
6/1
Man Utd to win the league & Liverpool to finish outside the top 4
12/1
Arsenal to win the league & Tottenham to be relegated
80/1
Liverpool to win the league & Man Utd to finish outside the top 4
10/1
Any of Hull, Coventry OR Ipswich to finish in the top half
6/1
Hull, Coventry & Ipswich all to stay up
20/1
Man City to win the league & Arsenal to finish in the top 4
3/1
Man City to win the league, Man Utd to finish in the top 4 & Hull to be relegated
7/1
Arsenal to win the league & Hull to finish bottom
5/1
Arsenal to win the league & Man Utd to finish outside the top 4
5/1
Hull & Coventry both to be relegated
5/4
Man Utd to win the league, Arsenal to finish in the top 4 & Man City to finish in the top 4
10/1
- All odds are correct at the time of publicationÂ

