2019-20 English Premier League

English Premier League Relegation Betting Tips - Norwich on a one way ticket back to the Championship

Aston Villa, West Ham, Bournemouth & Watford under threat

Daniel Farke's Norwich City are favourites to get relegated in the English Premier League (Getty Images)

The English Premier League relegation battle is starting to become clearer with Norwich City and Watford given little chance of survival. The 2019/20 Premier League season has a host of teams who could join Norwich in going down including Aston Villa, West Ham, Brighton, Bournemouth & Watford.

English Premier League 2019/20 Relegation Betting Odds

Sheffield United were favourites at the start of the season but have eased clear of the relegation zone under Chris Wilder. Norwich City have been relegation favourites for some time while Bournemouth lost 8 of 10 Premier League games from November to January to fall into the drop zone.

Watford improved rapidly under manager Nigel Pearson but are still in the relegation zone. Aston Villa are now priced at 1.90 to get relegated with Bournemouth and West Ham not far behind at 2.37. Watford and Brighton are the other contenders.

All odds from bet365 and correct on 3 February 2020:

Team	8/10/19	5/11/19	2/3/20
Norwich City	1.83	1.44	1.10
Aston Villa	3.00	3.25	1.90
Bournemouth	7.00	10.00	2.37
West Ham	4.33	10.00	2.37
Watford	2.10	1.72	2.50
Brighton & Hove Albion	4.00	6.50	4.50
Newcastle	2.25	3.00	8.00
Crystal Palace	9.00	8.00	11.00
Burnley	5.50	3.75	17.00
Southampton	4.33	2.87	34.00
Everton	n/a	15.00	201.00
Sheffield United	2.62	6.50	501.00

Source: bet365

English Premier League 2019/20 Relegation Betting Tips

Norwich City started with two wins in their first three home games including a 3-1 win against Newcastle United and a 3-2 win against champions Manchester City. It's been downhill from there, Daniel Farke's side in real trouble at the foot of the table, seven points off Aston Villa.

The Canaries have tumbled in the English Premier League 2019/20 relegation odds shortening from 1.83 to 1.10. It's looking like a long way back but anything is possible.

Watford lost their first three games of the season, sacked manager Javi Gracia and brought back Quique Sánchez Flores before he was sacked. Former Leicester manager Nigel Pearson took over with the Hornets earning 14 points in 6 Premier League matches after just one win in their opening 16 games.

Watford boss Nigel Pearson has done a great job so far (Getty Images)

Southampton were not in any serious relegation discussions at the start of the season. Ralph Hasenhüttl's side suffered a humiliating 9-0 home defeat against Manchester City but are now midtable.

The Saints came in from 4.33 to 2.50 and now sit at 34.00 in the EPL relegation betting market.

Aston Villa are another inconsistent club that are a definite relegation chance. Dean Smith's side are on 25 points, just one ahead of West Ham.

Bournemouth were 10.00 to get relegated just over a month ago, but the Cherries sit two points above West Ham and desperately need to start picking up points.

West Ham appear to be in the same boat as Watford, new manager David Moyes coming in and seeing a reaction from his players but are now finding it hard to win.

Burnley's chances of relegation eased slightly, three straight defeats saw Sean Dyche's side back in the mix at 4.50 but they have eased to 17.00.

Newcastle United finished a respectable 13th place last season with much-loved manager Rafael Benitez replaced with former Sunderland manager Steve Bruce. The Magpies eased from 2.25 to 9.00 and are currently priced at 8.00.

Brighton & Hove Albion are another club that had a solid start to the season, easing from 4.00 to 11.00 but are back in the mix at 4.50 in the EPL relegation market. Sheffield United were favourites to start the season but have had a great start under Chris Wilder, people backing the Blades at 2.62 won't be happy to see the odds drift out to 501.00.