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Premier League Top 10 Finish 2026/27

After securing their first trophy in over half a century and qualifying for the UEFA Champions League for a second time in three years in 2024/25, Newcastle United endured a disappointing campaign in 2025/26.

Alexander Isak’s protracted departure to Liverpool in the summer seemed to derail the Magpies, and Newcastle never really got going in this campaign, eventually finishing in 12th place, their lowest since Eddie Howe took over.

We introduce you to Newcastle United odds and betting options for the 2026/27 season at talkSPORT BET Sportsbook.

Newcastle United kick off the 2026/27 campaign as the joint eighth favourites for the Premier League title. You can back them at 66/1* if you think they will win the title this year.

As we saw last season, Newcastle are in a tough situation. They are backed by all the money in the world, but they’re struggling to spend it, due to PSR constraints. Several big names have left the Northeast for pastures new in recent times, and Eddie Howe will be hoping that the replacements he has brought in will enable him to once again challenge at the top end of the table.

* All odds correct at time of writing. All Odds are subject to change.

After the 2024/25 campaign was probably the best in Newcastle United’s long history, 2025/26 was a bit of a reality check.

The season got off to a bad start with Alexander Isak finally securing a British record transfer to Liverpool, managing to destabilise Newcastle’s entire summer in the process. With hindsight, Newcastle would have been better letting Isak go earlier in the summer for less money, but they had to deal with the consequences of an unsettled and unbalanced squad going into the first few games of the season.

On the field, Newcastle only won one of their first six fixtures, scoring just three goals in the process and highlighting just how much they missed Isak. Things improved in November as the new players settled in, and Newcastle lost only two of 11 matches from late November until late January.

But domestically, Newcastle’s biggest letdown, in the eyes of their fans, was the two defeats to Sunderland, their fierce local rivals. Many managers wouldn’t have survived such disappointing performances against Sunderland, but Eddie Howe had enough credit in the bank to see him through to the end of the campaign.

In Europe, at least, Newcastle put on a respectable show until the round of 16, in which they were resoundingly beaten 8-3 on aggregate by Barcelona.

In the domestic cups, Newcastle were dumped out of both competitions by Manchester City, losing in the FA Cup round five and the EFL Cup semi-finals.

While, historically at least, this wouldn’t have been a terrible season for Newcastle, the expectations on Tyneside are now very different. Losing to their rivals twice and finishing in the bottom half of the table was very disappointing for most Newcastle fans.

That said, with some new signings in the door and a major reshuffle in the playing department, 2026/27 could be a better campaign for the Toon Army, who will also be looking to go deep into the domestic cups without any European football as a distraction.

Incomings

Ewen Jaouen (Stade Reims)

Outgoings

Anthony Gordon (FC Barcelona)
Kieran Trippier (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Emil Krafth (Released)
John Ruddy (Released)
Matt Targett (Released)

With the summer window heating up, browse the latest Newcastle transfer odds and see who the Magpies could be signing before the September deadline.

Newcastle United are one of the best-supported teams in the English Premier League, and since their Saudi takeover, they have been competing at the top end of the table.

You can bet on the Magpies throughout the 2026/27 season and beyond after creating an account at talkSPORT BET. To bet on Newcastle United, visit our homepage, click the “Sign Up” button and create an account in seconds.

Then, check for the latest talkSPORT BET promotions, make a real money deposit, and decide which bets to place on the Toon Army. Your options include:

Outright: Newcastle United are one of the outside favourites for the 2026/27 Premier League title, priced at 40/1* to win the title this season. To compare Newcastle's odds against all top-flight rivals, explore the full Premier League outright winner betting page. You can also place outright bets on Newcastle as they compete in the FA Cup and EFL Cup.
Match winner: Bet on Newcastle United to win or draw any English Premier League match in the 2026/27 season. You can also place a draw no wager bet to take the draw out of the equation.
Both teams to score: Bet on Newcastle and their opponents to find the net in any match in a both teams to score wager.
Total goals: Newcastle score a lot of goals, particularly at St James’ Park, so bet on over or under a specific number of goals being scored in any PL match (i.e., over 2.5 or 3.5).
First or anytime scorer: Bet on Nick Woltemade or any other player finding the net first or at any time in a Newcastle United fixture.

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