Tottenham outright Premier League odds and predictions: Season Preview 2026/27
Tom Hancock
With an unprecedented relegation avoided, the only way is up for Roberto De Zerbi’s Tottenham in 2026/27.
Find out Spurs’ current LiveScore Bet odds as they aim for a considerably better campaign this time around.
All odds are correct at the time of writing.
Spurs to secure a top-four finish in 2026/27: Outright odds and predictions
While the Premier League might well receive a fifth Champions League spot for the third straight season, only a top-four finish will be enough to qualify as things stand.
And that ought to be a reasonable aim for Spurs now that De Zerbi – who almost pulled off that feat with Brighton – has had more time to put his stamp on the squad.
However, Spurs haven’t finished in the Premier League top four since the 2026/27 season – under another Italian, Antonio Conte – and they’ve not climbed 13 places or more between campaigns since 1960.
LiveScore Bet has odds of 3/1 on Spurs to finish in the top four.
Spurs to secure a top-six finish in 2026/27: Outright odds and predictions
All things considered, Spurs have to be targeting a top-six finish as an absolute minimum – they’ve not gone more than a single season without European football for two decades.
That being said, ironically, not playing in continental competition this season might just help them domestically by taking some of the strain off.
Spurs are 11/10 with LiveScore Bet to finish in the top six.
Spurs’ opening Premier League fixture of 2026/27: Odds and predictions
Spurs kick off the 2026/27 campaign with a London derby away to Brentford (Saturday 22nd August, 5:30pm BST).
They’re unbeaten in their five Premier League trips to the Gtech Community Stadium – though five of those games have ended all square, and another draw wouldn’t come as any surprise.
LiveScore Bet makes Brentford favourites at 5/4, with the draw at 47/20 and Spurs at 7/4.
Spurs ins and outs: Summer transfer specials
Spurs have broken their record spend for a single transfer window, shelling out well over £200m.
They’ve also broken their individual transfer record twice, signing Mateus Fernandes for £85m from West Ham then fellow midfielder Sandro Tonali for £100m from Newcastle.
Their business might not be done yet, and LiveScore Bet’s transfer specials include Christian Pulisic and Marcus Rashford to move to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this summer – at odds of 13/2 and 5/1 respectively.
