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Luton are odds-on at 1/20 in bwin’s Premier League relegation odds despite impressing fans and pundits with a slew of impressive performances this season.
Luton have taken points from Liverpool this season, as well as taken both Man City and Arsenal close to the line at Kenilworth Road, but they still find themselves as one of the favourites for relegation, at 1/20.
Rob Edwards has been widely praised for his ambition and intent this season, with Luton playing some truly inspiring football, despite not having the budget of the likes of Nottingham Forest, who signed over 30 players in their first season after getting promoted to the Premier League.
Edwards’ men have been so impressive that Ross Barkley, who signed as a free agent this summer, has been regarded by many as one of the signings of the season, with some pundits even putting him in their Team of the Season and stating he deserves to be involved in England’s Euro 2024 squad.
Despite all that, Luton haven’t had the results they need, and find themselves in the relegation zone with 26 points from their 36 games.
Sheffield United have already been relegated from the Premier League, with their demotion to the Championship after a disappointing 5-1 defeat at the hands of Newcastle at the end of last month.
The Blades remain bottom of the table with eight fewer points than Burnley (1/100) who were indebted to goalkeepers James Trafford and Arijanet Muric, with both former Man City goalkeepers keeping them in games at various points this season.
Nottingham Forest (13/2) are still in danger of getting relegated. However, despite a four point deduction for breaking financial rules, Forest are out of the relegation zone, and could well still be playing Premier League football come the beginning of next season.
Former manager Steve Cooper may have dismissed any suggestions that he was saying goodbye to the fans after games towards the end of 2023, but he was replaced by former Wolves boss Nuno Espírito Santo before the turn of the year, who has helped solidify the side’s midfield, making them harder to play against.
Another side charged with breaking financial rules and handed a point-penalty was Everton. Sean Dyche’s initial ten-point deduction was reduced to six points, and his side find themselves in 16th place as a result. They were then hit with another two point deduction, but their place in the table remained unchanged.
If they had their eight points, the Toffees would be in 13th, but instead they only confirmed their place in next season’s Premier League last month after victories over the likes of Liverpool, Brentford and the aforementioned Burnley and Nottingham Forest.
The feeling is that Everton had too much quality to get relegated this season, but they far from safe for the majority of the campaign, and there points deduction put things in real jeopardy.
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