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Izvor: Objava, 21.Avg.2025, 12:56
Premier League and La Liga 2025: Early Title Favorites and Odds After Matchday One
The new football season has barely started, yet the debates are already heating up in pubs, press rooms, and betting forums. With only one round of matches played in both the Premier League and La Liga, it’s obviously too early to draw conclusions — but that hasn’t stopped fans and punters from speculating who will be crowned champions come May.
How Did the Favorites Begin?
In England, defending champions Manchester City opened their campaign in style, sweeping aside their first opponent with the kind of dominance we’ve grown accustomed to under Pep Guardiola. Arsenal also looked sharp, while Liverpool and Manchester United showed flashes of quality but still left questions unanswered.
Over in Spain, Real Madrid started strong with Jude Bellingham once again stealing the spotlight, while Barcelona had to grind out a tougher win. Atlético Madrid, as always, remain a dark horse — hard to break down and potentially dangerous over the long season.
The Premier League Title Race: Bet365 Odds
It’s no surprise who leads the pack. According to the latest odds:
Manchester City — 1.72
Arsenal — 5.00
Liverpool — 7.00
Manchester United — 11.00
Chelsea — 17.00
City’s dominance in recent years is reflected in those Bet365 odds, though Arsenal’s resilience last season keeps them within reach.
La Liga Battle: Bet365 Odds
The Spanish race, as always, feels tighter:
Real Madrid — 2.10
Barcelona — 2.30
Atlético Madrid — 7.50
Real Sociedad — 21.00
Sevilla — 34.00
Madrid may have the edge thanks to their early form and depth, but Barcelona remain neck-and-neck in the eyes of bookmakers. Atlético, meanwhile, continue to lurk as the outsider capable of upsetting the balance.
It’s still the very beginning, and Bet365 RS odds will shift dramatically as form, injuries, and surprises shape the season. But one thing is certain: both the Premier League and La Liga are gearing up for thrilling title races — and the betting markets are already reflecting the drama to come.
