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Arsenal Rout Man City 3-0 in Community Shield: Who's Really Favourite to Win the 2026/27 Premier League Title?
🏆 Leading: This is really anyone's title race — three of the traditional "big six" clubs (Manchester City, Chelsea, and Liverpool) have all installed new head coaches this summer, and Liverpool's Andoni Iraola is starting his tenure without Mohamed Salah after his exit. With so much upheaval across the league's elite before a ball has even been kicked in the league proper, picking a runaway favourite in August is premature.

This is really anyone's title race — three of the traditional "big six" clubs (Manchester City, Chelsea, and Liverpool) have all installed new head coaches this summer, and Liverpool's Andoni Iraola is starting his tenure without Mohamed Salah after his exit. With so much upheaval across the league's elite before a ball has even been kicked in the league proper, picking a runaway favourite in August is premature. is leading so far with 50%.

Manchester City's rebuild under new manager Enzo Maresca, who replaced Pep Guardiola this summer, makes them the biggest genuine threat despite the Community Shield defeat — bookmakers still price them second at roughly 20.5% to win the title. With Erling Haaland leading the line and a full 38-game campaign to find their rhythm, one bad pre-season-style result shouldn't be read as a true signal. is second. On this few votes the split is still anyone's guess.

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Arsenal Rout Man City 3-0 in Community Shield: Who's Really Favourite to Win the 2026/27 Premier League Title?
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This is really anyone's title race — three of the traditional "big six" clubs (Manchester City, Chelsea, and Liverpool) have all installed new head coaches this summer, and Liverpool's Andoni Iraola is starting his tenure without Mohamed Salah after his exit. With so much upheaval across the league's elite before a ball has even been kicked in the league proper, picking a runaway favourite in August is premature.
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Arsenal remain the clear favourites (roughly 38% title odds) to defend their crown, having just demolished their biggest rival for the trophy 3-0 in the Community Shield. Even with Saliba and Timber sidelined, Arteta's squad depth and that statement Cardiff performance suggest last season's champions are still a level above the chasing pack.
Manchester City's rebuild under new manager Enzo Maresca, who replaced Pep Guardiola this summer, makes them the biggest genuine threat despite the Community Shield defeat — bookmakers still price them second at roughly 20.5% to win the title. With Erling Haaland leading the line and a full 38-game campaign to find their rhythm, one bad pre-season-style result shouldn't be read as a true signal.
This is really anyone's title race — three of the traditional "big six" clubs (Manchester City, Chelsea, and Liverpool) have all installed new head coaches this summer, and Liverpool's Andoni Iraola is starting his tenure without Mohamed Salah after his exit. With so much upheaval across the league's elite before a ball has even been kicked in the league proper, picking a runaway favourite in August is premature.