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Some very interest Premier League odds for the 2024/25 season where Newcastle United are concerned.
The Premier League fixtures (see below) having been announced earlier today.
After these past two seasons, the bookies clearly see potential opportunity for the NUFC owners.
If they and Eddie Howe get things right…
Listed below are the general Premier League odds available from the various bookies for the 2024/25 season:
Win the Premier League:
13/10 Man City
2/1 Arsenal
8/1 Liverpool
20/1 Chelsea
30/1 Man U
33/1 Newcastle United, Tottenham
66/1 Aston Villa
250/1 Brighton, West Ham
So Newcastle United rated joint sixth most likely…
Premier League relegation:
1/2 Leicester
5/6 Ipswich
6/4 Southampton
7/4 Everton
9/4 Forest
4/1 Wolves
5/1 Brentford
6/1 Fulham
9/1 Bournemouth
10/1 Palace
16/1 Man City
20/1 West Ham, Brighton
33/1 Chelsea
125/1 Villa
150/1 Newcastle United
250/1 Tottenham, Man U
2,000/1 Liverpool
2,500/1 Arsenal
Eddie Howe’s team seen as fifth least likely to go down in the 2024/25 season.
If you are wondering about Man City 16/1 odds on relegation, this is due to the possibility (probability?) of severe punishment from the 115 Premier League charges they face, which could include amongst other sanctions, points deduction or even relegation.
Finish top four:
1/10 Man City
1/4 Arsenal
4/7 Liverpool
6/4 Chelsea
7/4 Newcastle United
9/4 Man Utd
9/4 Tottenham
7/2 Villa
16/1 Brighton
16/1 West Ham
33/1 Crystal Palace
This is where, like me, I guess you will be giving most focus.
With fair luck, can Newcastle United bounce back into the Premier League top four and get Champions League football?
Well the bookies have NUFC as real contenders, fifth most likely.
Newcastle United official announcement of 2024/25 fixtures:
Newcastle United will begin their 2024/25 Premier League campaign with a home fixture against Southampton.
The Magpies will entertain Russell Martin’s side, who gained promotion to the English top-flight last term after beating Leeds United in the Championship play-off final, on Saturday, 17th August, with the fixture set to take place at 3pm (BST).
United then travel to the Vitality Stadium the following weekend to take on AFC Bournemouth before welcoming Tottenham Hotspur to St. James’ Park on 31st August.
Following an international break, September begins with a trip to Wolverhampton Wanderers and, after a venture to the capital to face Fulham, Eddie Howe’s men conclude the month with the visit of Premier League champions Manchester City.
United will enter the Carabao Cup at the second round stage this season after narrowly missing out on European qualification, and their campaign in the competition will begin on or around Wednesday, 28th August.
Arsenal, West Ham United and Liverpool come to Tyneside in successive home fixtures between November and December and, following a first Premier League meeting in 22 years with newly-promoted Ipswich Town on Saturday, 21st December, United’s Boxing Day fixture is at St. James’ Park, against Aston Villa.
Howe’s side travel to Manchester United on Sunday, 29th December and Newcastle’s first league game of 2025 will be at away at Tottenham on Saturday, 4th January.
The Magpies will end their league campaign at home for the first time since 2019-20 when hosting Everton on Sunday, 25th May (kick-off 4pm BST).

 
