Premier League Top Four Odds, Predictions, Picks 2022/23

• The Premier League 2022/23 season begins on August 5 and will end on May 28
• The campaign will take a break in November and December for the World Cup
• Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham were last season’s top four

The Premier League 2022/23 season gets underway on August 5 and will run all the way until the end of May.

The upcoming campaign looks set to be another intriguing one, with the race for the top four likely to be one of the main sources of drama and entertainment.

With six sides all hoping to qualify for the Champions League, two are guaranteed to be disappointed – and perhaps even more if a surprise package emerges to challenge the division’s leading sextet.

Premier League 2022/23 Top Four Odds

The odds for the Premier League 2022/23 top four are provided by Caesars sportsbook. Click on the links in the table below to head to the sportsbook, sign-up, and place your bet.

Manchester City won the Premier League title last season without a recognized cent

Manchester City and Liverpool are expected to finish in the top four with relative ease. Tottenham and Chelsea are the favorites to join them, just as they did last term.

Arsenal finished fifth in 2021/22, narrowly missing out on Champions League soccer. The sportsbooks favor Manchester United over the Gunners this time around.

Newcastle United are seen as the most likely outsiders, but a top-four finish will surely be a bridge too far for Eddie Howe’s men.

If you would like to check out more betting options available to you for the Premier League 2022/23 season, have a look at:

• Premier League Top Scorer
• Premier League Relegation

Manchester City are the favorites to win the Premier League title, followed by Liverpool, Tottenham, and Chelsea. To read more about the runners and riders in the title race, check out our article on that very topic.

What Happens to the Top Four Teams in the Premier League?

The top four teams in the Premier League automatically qualify for the group stage of the following season’s Champions League. It is therefore a prize worth fighting for, even though the goal of many clubs at the start of the season is to win the Premier League title.

In previous seasons, the top three teams automatically reached the group stage of the Champions League, and the fourth-place finisher entered the qualifying phase. That changed at the start of the 2017/18 campaign when UEFA handed more automatic qualification spots to Europe’s biggest leagues, including England’s top flight.

Which Clubs Have the Most Finishes In the Premier League Top Four?

Manchester United did not finish in the top four last season, but they remain the most successful side in Premier League history in that regard. Arsenal are second but are in danger of being caught by Chelsea and/or Tottenham in the next couple of years.

Manchester City are still relatively low down this list due to the fact that their first Premier League top-four finish came in 2010/11. They will probably continue to close the gap on the teams above them in the next few seasons.