
Relegated two seasons ago after almost a quarter of a century outside the top flight, Ipswich are set for another crack at Premier League survival after bouncing straight back up as Championship runners-up.
Find out the LiveScore Bet odds for the Tractor Boys, heading into 2026/27 under new boss Gary O’Neil.
All odds are correct at the time of writing.
Ipswich to be relegated in 2026/27: Outright odds and predictions
Nineteenth in 2024/25, Ipswich will be delighted to improve on that by just two places this season – though that’s much easier said than done in a stacked-looking division.
With O’Neil now in charge after Kieran McKenna’s highly successful four-year spell as manager came to an end, the Tractor Boys are something of an unknown quantity, even if they have made some impressive-looking signings in the likes of centre-back Issa Diop and winger Daizen Maeda.
Ipswich to finish bottom in 2026/27: Outright odds and predictions
Even if Ipswich do go down again, every position in the Premier League brings with it that bit more prize money – and it goes without saying they won’t want to prop up the table.
LiveScore Bet have the Tractor Boys at 3/1 to finish bottom.
Ipswich to secure a top-10 finish in 2026/27: Outright odds and predictions
Ipswich have defied the odds more than once in their history, the most recent instance coming in the 2000/01 season – when they finished fifth in the Premier League under George Burley in their first campaign back after winning the Championship play-offs, qualifying for the UEFA Cup.
They’ll be hard-pushed to even break into the top half this time around, but far stranger things have happened…
Ipswich are 16/1 with LiveScore Bet to finish in the top 10.
Ipswich’s opening Premier League fixture of 2026/27: Odds and predictions
The Tractor Boys start the season at home to one of last season’s Premier League surprise packages, Sunderland (Saturday 22nd August, 3pm BST).
And given they face Manchester United and Liverpool in their next two games, they’ll be even more determined to get off to a good start.