Premier League 2026/27 Fixtures Released — Early Title Odds
The fixture list is out, so the outright markets finally have a shape. Here is what the calendar changes and which markets opened.
The Premier League has published its 2026/27 fixture list. For bettors it matters less for the opening weekend than for what the calendar does to the middle of the season: the December congestion, the run of away games a side must survive, and where each team's hardest month lands.
- Outright
- Title winner
- Places
- Top four, top six
- Bottom
- Relegation, to finish bottom
- Player
- Top goalscorer
- Settlement
- Final table, end of season
What a fixture list actually tells you
Every team plays every other twice, so the schedule cannot change total difficulty. It changes sequencing. A side with three of its hardest away trips inside a European group stage carries a risk the squad rating does not show, and a promoted team opening with winnable home games can bank points early and stay clear of the relegation market for months.
December is the standard example. Squad depth stops being abstract there, and thin squads in the top-four market get found out.
Title, top four and relegation
Title winner. One price for the season on the final table. Short prices at the top mean the value, if any, usually sits in the top-four market instead.
Top four. Moves most on January transfers. Check whether the book settles on top four or on Champions League qualification — they can differ.
Relegation. Settled on the three that go down, and repriced hardest in the winter window.
Top goalscorer. League goals only. Cup goals do not count and a mid-season transfer out of the league usually voids the bet.
Kick-off times in Nepal
Nepal runs at UTC+5:45, so a 15:00 UK Saturday kick-off starts at 20:45 local and the late Sunday game lands close to midnight. If staying up for in-play is not realistic, pre-match with a set stake is the saner plan.
Outright markets are open for the full season in NPR.
See English top-flight marketsA word on early prices
Outrights priced in June carry the most uncertainty of the year, because the transfer window has months to run. That cuts both ways: the price is longer than it will be in August, and the reason it is longer is that you are betting before the squad exists. Treat it as money locked away until May. Our football betting guide covers how the markets settle.
Premier League Kick-off Times in Nepali Hours
The Premier League season runs from August to May, and the Premier League fixtures are published before it starts. For anyone here the useful column is not the date but the local time, because English kick-offs land late in Nepal.
A Saturday afternoon fixture arrives in the Nepali evening. An evening fixture arrives after midnight, and midweek rounds are worse still. Midweek rounds are worse, which decides which kick-off times are practical to watch and which are pre-match propositions only.
Kick-off times also move for broadcast reasons after the fixture list is published, sometimes by weeks. A Premier League season is planned in outline and confirmed in stages, and a match listed on a Saturday in August can end up on a Sunday in December.
The practical habit is to check the confirmed Premier League fixtures and kick-off times rather than the original fixture list, and to choose competitions by kick-off times rather than by interest alone, not rather than by interest alone.