Chelsea 2024/25 Odds and Predictions
Chelsea had a poor start to last season’s campaign but they have another chance to make things right in the 2023/24 season.
The Blues will be participating in the English Premier League, the FA Cup, EFL Cup and also the UEFA Europa Conference League. This comes after Chelsea, who thought they had secured a position in the Europa League were relegated following Manchester United’s 2-1 victory over Manchester City in the FA Cup final.
We take a look at odds provided by 1xbet across different competitions Chelsea will be featuring in.
1xbet has given Chelsea 21 odds to win the English Premier League title in the 2024/25 season.
Chelsea to win EPL 2024/25 at 21 odds
Chelsea’s 2023/24 season was a tale of two halves. Despite a disappointing start, the team showed remarkable resilience and rediscovered their form in the latter part of the season, finishing sixth in the Premier League. This recovery has set the stage for the upcoming 2024/25 season, where Chelsea fans are hopeful for a stronger campaign. However, according to 1xbet, Chelsea is not favoured to win the Premier League title this season, with odds of 21.0 reflecting scepticism about their ability to mount a serious title challenge.
In comparison, Manchester City, the reigning champions and perennial favourites, have been given odds of 1.9 to win the Premier League. Their consistent performances, squad depth, and managerial stability under Pep Guardiola make them the team to beat. Arsenal, steadily improving and finishing strongly last season, are the second favourites with odds of 3.25, thanks to their young, dynamic squad and attacking prowess. Interestingly, Liverpool shares the same odds as Chelsea at 21.0. Despite their past successes and a strong squad, recent inconsistencies have cast doubts on their ability to reclaim the Premier League crown.
Chelsea to win FA Cup at 11 odds
For the FA Cup, Chelsea have been given odds of 11.0 to win the trophy. This places them behind Manchester City at 4.0, Arsenal at 8.0, and Liverpool at 10.0. Chelsea’s odds reflect their strong potential in knockout competitions, given their squad depth and tactical versatility.
Newcastle follows closely with odds of 12.0, while Manchester United stands at 13.0. Tottenham, Aston Villa, and Brighton have been assigned odds of 15.0, 17.0, and 21.0, respectively.
These odds indicate that Chelsea is seen as a strong contender for the FA Cup, though not the outright favorite, highlighting the competitive nature of this prestigious tournament.
Chelsea to win Carabao Cup at 11 odds
For the FA Carabao, Chelsea have been given odds of 11.0 to win the trophy, placing them as one of the stronger contenders. They share these odds with Liverpool, trailing behind Manchester City at 3.75 and Arsenal at 9.0. Newcastle follows at 12.0, with Manchester United at 15.0.
Aston Villa and Tottenham both stand at 17.0, while Brighton is at 21.0. Chelsea’s odds reflect a solid chance of success, highlighting their potential in this knockout competition amidst a highly competitive field.
Chelsea to finish in top four at 2.4 odds
Chelsea have been given 2.4 odds to finish in the top four this season, placing them fourth in the rankings for securing a top-four spot. The favourites are Manchester City with odds of 1.08, followed by Arsenal at 1.25, and Liverpool at 1.5.
On the other hand, Chelsea’s odds of not finishing in the top four are set at 1.57. These odds reflect a cautious optimism about Chelsea’s chances, acknowledging their potential while also highlighting the competitive nature of the Premier League and the stiff competition from other top teams.
Chelsea to be relegated at points at 21 odds
On the relegation front, Chelsea are not among the teams favoured to be axed at the end of the season. They have been given 21.0 odds, the same as West Ham United and Brighton, indicating a low likelihood of facing relegation.
In stark contrast, newly promoted teams are seen as the most likely to be relegated, with Leicester City leading the odds at 1.4, followed by Ipswich at 1.72, and Southampton at 2.3. This comparison highlights the stability and quality expected of Chelsea, even in a challenging Premier League environment, while underscoring the uphill battle faced by the newcomers to stay in the top flight.
