An active betting culture in the UK and a love of football have turned the English Premier League into one of the most popular pro sports leagues to bet on. Hundreds of new Premier League betting odds are posted day after day and week after week at online sportsbooks. See below for the latest Premier League betting odds direct from sportsbooks in Canada.
Live Premier League Odds
These are the latest Premier League game lines direct from Canadian online sportsbooks. Click on any odds to go right to the sportsbook and get your Premier League bets started.
How to bet on Premier League soccer
Basic Premier League single-game betting is three-way or 1X2 betting, which means you can bet on one of three outcomes at traditional moneyline odds. These outcomes include bets on:
- Home team win
- Away team win
- Draw
Of course, there’s also traditional spread and totals betting similar to spread and totals betting in other sports. Premier League betting also includes:
- Double chance betting, where you bet on two out of three possible outcomes.
- Cards betting, where you place a totals bet on the number of red and yellow cards issued in a game.
- Corners betting, where you place a totals bet on the number of corners awarded to each team or both teams combined
- Live betting, where you bet during a game at odds that change with the action on the field
- GG or NG betting, where you bet on both teams scoring (GG) or one or both not scoring (NG)
- Exact score betting, where you try to predict the exact score of a game
Premier League player props & futures odds
Premier League single-game betting also includes props and futures. That means you can bet on a specific player to:
- Score
- Get a red or yellow card
- Score with a header, etc.
or bet on team props, such as which team might score the first or last goal in a game. You may also bet on prop futures including who will:
- Be named the Premier League Player of the Season?
- Win the Premier League Golden Boot?
- Lead the league in assists? Etc.
Premier League futures also, of course, are open for bets on which team you think will win the table. The market is open year round but the sportsbook odds will change in-season alongside each team’s chances.
Who are the favourites to win the Premier League title?
Perennial favourites to win the Premier League are typically Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea, Tottenham, and Arsenal. Here’s a quick profile of each of these traditional EPL powerhouses:
Manchester City
- Home Ground: City of Manchester Stadium (55,017)
- Founded: 1880
- Owner: City Football Group
- Manager: Pep Guardiola
Manchester United
- Home Ground: Old Trafford (74,140)
- Founded: 1878
- Owner: Manchester United plc (NYSE: MANU)
- Manager: Ralf Rangnick
Liverpool
- Home Ground: Anfield (53,394)
- Founded: 1892
- Owner: Fenway Sports Group
- Manager: Jürgen Klopp
Chelsea
- Home Ground: Stamford Bridge (40,834)
- Founded: 1905
- Owner: Roman Abramovich
- Manager: Thomas Tuchel
Tottenham Hotspur
- Home Ground: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (62,850)
- Founded: 1882
- Owner: ENIC International Ltd.
- Manager: José Mourinho
Arsenal
- Home Ground: Emirates Stadium (60,704)
- Founded: 1886
- Owner: Kroenke Sports & Entertainment
- Manager: Mikel Arteta
Cup & UEFA Champions League odds
The top four teams in the Premier League table at the end of the season qualify for next season’s UEFA Champions League group stage, the top international club competition in Europe. The winners of the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League also qualify. This means, if six Premier League teams qualify for the UEFA Champions League, the fourth-placed team in the table gets in the UEFA Europa League instead, as the UK can only send a maximum of five teams.
Premier League teams also compete in the FA Cup English football knockout competition throughout the season. The FA Cup winner and the fifth-placed team in the Premier League table qualify for next season’s UEFA Europa League group stage, Europe’s next tier of international club competition.
Top-level Premier League teams also compete in the EFL Cup English football knockout competition throughout the season. The EFL Cup winner automatically qualifies for the next season’s UEFA Europa League second qualifying round.
You can bet on Premier League teams in all this cup and International competition football through FA Cup, EFL Cup, Champions League, and Europa League futures markets. Plus, you can bet on individual matches in all these competitions.
Related Reading: Current World Cup odds
Premier League betting models
Look around on the internet and you’re sure to find any number of statistical models for Premier League betting promising they can help you beat the books. Just be wary of anything you’re forced to pay for.
If a model is that good, it won’t be for sale as the creator will be making enough money betting the model not to need the money you’re paying to use it. Plus, creators of statistical models that truly work will want to keep the results rather quiet, as the more people that know about it, the greater the chances are that sportsbooks will adjust.
Top Canadian players in the Premier League
Only 10 Canadians have ever suited up for Premier League teams. The list includes:
- Scott Arfield – Burnley (2014–15, 2016–18)
- Jim Brennan – Norwich City(2004–05)
- Terry Dunfield – Manchester City (2000–01)
- David Edgar – Newcastle United, Burnley (2006–10)
- Craig Forrest – Ipswich Town, Chelsea, West Ham United (1992–95, 1996–2001)
- Junior Hoilett – Blackburn Rovers, Queens Park Rangers, Cardiff City (2009–13, 2014–15, 2018–19)
- Simeon Jackson – Norwich City(2011–13)
- Tomasz Radzinski – Everton, Fulham (2001–07)
- Paul Stalteri – Tottenham Hotspur, Fulham (2005–08)
- Frank Yallop – Ipswich Town – (1992–95)
How to watch Premier League soccer online in Canada
Premier League action is only broadcast on authorized UK broadcasters, Sky Sports and BT Sport. However, in Canada, you can watch English Premier League games online through DAZN, the global sports streaming service. DAZN will live stream every match throughout the 2020-21 English Premier League season and has the exclusive live media rights for coverage of the Premier League in Canada through 2022.
How do EPL odds in Canada compare to the UK?
Sportsbooks on this side of the Atlantic lean on the expertise of those in the UK when setting lines on Premier League games. That means most Premier League lines start the same at both. But they might end up different by game time.
Lines are set to draw an equal amount of betting to each side. That way sportsbooks earn a profit from the vig or the difference between what they pay winning bets and take in from losing bets.
When more money is bet on one side, the sportsbook where that money is bet will move the line to try to get back to even again. Only that sportsbook will make the change, as presumably others are still seeing even betting at the original betting line.
There’s so much more betting on the Premier League in the UK than anywhere else that the lines are more susceptible to movement there. All this is why a Premier League line might change at a sportsbook in the UK and not at sportsbook apps in Ontario, or vice versa.
It also explains why Premier League betting lines will open up the same on both sides of the Atlantic, but end up a little different by game time. Overall, though, soccer odds will be pretty consistent across every legal online sportsbook in Canada.
European-centric sportsbooks such as Unibet Sportsbook Canada or Bet365 Sportsbook Canada will likely have the most EPL betting options.
English Premier League Soccer FAQ
When does Premier League soccer start?
A typical Premier League season starts in August of one year and finishes up in May of the next.
What are the odds of picking a Premier League score right?
It’s hard to say exactly what the odds of predicting the exact score of a particular Premier League game might be. We do know that seven years ago a UK man won £1,000 in an online prediction game by correctly predicting all of an entire weekend’s Premier League scores.
Exact score betting is tough, and if he’d made his prediction at a sportsbook instead, a £1 bet would have seen him take home a £1,917,726,719 profit. The truth is the odds of correctly predicting the score in 10 straight games is even longer than that.
How are Premier League odds set?
Sportsbooks in the UK set Premier League lines based on recent results, historical matchups, injury reports, projected betting patterns, and other things. The rest of the world copies them and changes ensure based on betting.
How are points awarded and how many points needed for a Title?
Premier League matches can end in three possible outcomes: The home team wins, the away team win, or the draw. Teams get three points for a win and one for a draw. The team with the most points at the end of the season gets into the Premier League Champion.
How many Premier League teams are sponsored by betting companies?
Sheffield United, Liverpool, and Chelsea were the only Premier League teams to start the 2020-21 season without a betting brand as a sponsor. More than half of the other teams have a betting brand’s logo on their jerseys. Plus, in the 2019-20 season, £68.6 million of the £349.1 million coming from Premier League shirt sponsorship came from gambling companies.
How many Premier League teams are based in London?
There are six teams from London in the Premier League, including:
- Arsenal
- Chelsea
- Crystal Palace
- Fulham
- Tottenham
- West Ham
How many divisions are there in UK soccer?
Below the Premier League, the English Football League consists of three divisions, each featuring 24 clubs. This includes The Championship, League One, and League Two, each of which is competing to move up to the next division for next season.
How many EPL teams play in the Champions League?
The top four teams in the Premier League qualify for next season’s UEFA Champions League group stage, but up to five teams can qualify. The winner of the Champions League or Europa League also qualifies for the Champions League, regardless of the Premier League standings. However, should six Premier League teams qualify for the UEFA Champions League, the fourth-placed team in standings goes to the UEFA Europa League instead.