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Arsenal outright Premier League title odds and predictions: Season Preview 2026/27

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Viktor Gyökeres will hope to increase his goal tally for Arsenal during his second season in North London
Viktor Gyökeres will hope to increase his goal tally for Arsenal during his second season in North London

Arsenal finally go into a Premier League season as defending champions, having ended their 22-year wait for the title in 2025/26.

Find out the Gunners’ current LiveScore Bet odds for the forthcoming campaign, as they target back-to-back triumphs for the first time since the 1930s…

All odds are correct at the time of writing.

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Arsenal’s 2026/27 Premier League title chances: Outright odds and predictions

Only Manchester United and Manchester City have retained the title in the Premier League era, highlighting how difficult it is to follow up on a successful season.

There’s a sense that Arsenal may benefit from finally getting over the line last term, though, having cast off the shackles of self doubt that plagued them in recent years.

With less nervousness around the Emirates Stadium, the hope will be that Mikel Arteta’s outfit can reach even greater heights in 2026/27.

The Gunners are favourites to win the title with LiveScore Bet at 6/4, followed by Manchester City (5/2), Liverpool (11/2), Manchester United (13/2) and Chelsea (9/1).

Arsenal to secure a top-four finish in 2026/27: Outright odds and predictions

Arsenal’s strength in depth was a key factor in their success last season – and it is difficult to imagine such a talented squad dropping out of the top four altogether. The North Londoners are also reportedly set to invest heavily in signings this summer, to further improve a team that is already packed full of top performers.

Meanwhile, Arteta’s continued presence in the dugout should help allay any fears of a disastrous follow-up to last year’s success.

You can get odds of 1/9 that Arsenal will finish in the top four with LiveScore Bet.

Arsenal to secure a top-six finish in 2026/27: Outright odds and predictions

It feels highly unlikely that Arsenal will fail to finish inside the Premier League’s top six places, but there is precedent for a significant drop-off after winning the title.

José Mourinho’s Chelsea followed up their 2014/15 triumph by placing tenth the next year, in a campaign that saw the Portuguese tactician replaced by Guus Hiddink.

That was the season when Leicester City shocked the world by claiming top spot – but they couldn’t maintain their success either, finishing 12th in 2016/17.

LiveScore Bet’s odds that Arsenal will finish in the top six currently stand at 1/20.

An Arsenal player to win the Golden Boot in 2026/27: Outright odds and predictions

No Premier League player could match Erling Haaland's tally of 27 goals in 2025/16 – and he is the favourite to win the Golden Boot again this season.

LiveScore Bet have the Manchester City marksman at 13/20, which is a significantly shorter price than Arsenal’s most likely challenger in Viktor Gyökeres (20/1).

Gyökeres scored 14 goals in the league and struck 21 times overall last term, but will need to improve to match Haaland’s remarkable hit rate.

That is a distinct possibility, though, now that he has had a year to adjust to England’s top tier and get to grips with Arteta’s system.

Other players in the running for the Golden Boot with LiveScore Bet are Alexander Isak (9/1), Igor Thiago (10/1), Ollie Watkins (14/1) and João Pedro (16/1).

Arsenal’s opening Premier League fixture of 2026/27: Odds and predictions

Arsenal kick off their defence of the Premier League title by hosting Coventry City at the Emirates Stadium (Friday 21st August, 8pm BST).

And it is no surprise that the Gunners are heavy favourites against Frank Lampard’s newly-promoted side.

They are priced at 2/15 to beat Coventry at the time of writing, though anyone fancying an upset can back the draw at 23/4 or a Sky Blues win at 13/1. 

Arsenal ins and outs: Summer transfer specials

Arsenal have already made their first foray into the transfer window, signing Club Brugge left winger Christos Tzolis for a fee of around £34 million.

That move offsets the departure of Leandro Trossard, who has swapped North London for Istanbul by joining Beşiktaş (£15.3 million).

There are likely to be further high-profile arrivals, too, with reported interest in Atlético Madrid’s Julián Alvarez and Real Madrid’s Vinícius Júnior.

Alvarez’s chances of moving to N7 are rated at 9/2 with LiveScore Bet, while the likelihood of Vinícius playing in red and white is even greater at 7/4.

A whole host of other transfer specials featuring potential Arsenal targets are also available, from Bradley Barcola to Leon Goretzka and Nico Williams.

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Arsenal outright Premier League title odds and predictions: Season Preview 2026/27