England · Season 2025-26 · Data up to 24 May 2026

Premier League: the market vs the results

Which teams are getting more or fewer points than the market expected. Verified statistical context, not predictions.

Points expected by the market

The points each team should get in each match according to the average closing odds. If Madrid have a 68% chance of winning and 20% of drawing against Getafe, they expect 2.24 points (3 × 0.68 + 1 × 0.20); Getafe, 0.56.

Gap

Actual points minus the points expected by the market. In that match, if Madrid win they add +0.76; if they draw, −1.24; if they lose, −2.24. Losing never costs more than the market gave you.

Yield

The result of betting €1 on the team to win in every one of its matches, at the average closing odds.

Sorted by gap, high to low

Above expectationsBelow expectations
1 Sunderland 38 54 38.9
+15.1
+37.8%
2 Manchester United 38 71 60.7
+10.3
+29.6%
3 Aston Villa 38 65 55.1
+9.9
+39.6%
4 Bournemouth 38 57 50.7
+6.3
−2.2%
5 Arsenal 38 85 78.8
+6.2
+0.2%
6 Fulham 38 52 47.4
+4.6
−7.4%
7 Brentford 38 53 49.8
+3.2
−1.8%
8 Leeds 38 47 44.8
+2.2
−22.8%
9 Everton 38 49 46.9
+2.1
+11.2%
10 Manchester City 38 78 77.1
+0.9
−5.4%
11 West Ham 38 39 40.7
−1.7
−22.7%
12 Brighton 38 53 55.7
−2.7
−12.3%
13 Nottingham Forest 38 44 47.0
−3.0
−3.2%
14 Crystal Palace 38 45 48.4
−3.4
−23.4%
15 Burnley 38 22 28.8
−6.8
−55.0%
16 Tottenham 38 41 50.1
−9.1
−28.4%
17 Newcastle 38 49 58.4
−9.4
−19.1%
18 Liverpool 38 60 70.1
−10.1
−23.2%
19 Chelsea 38 52 63.4
−11.4
−28.0%
20 Wolverhampton 38 20 32.7
−12.7
−62.9%