Leeds United’s win against Wolves has been followed by a mixed bag of results for key rivals - leading to changes in the club’s relegation odds in the bookies’ new predicted final Premier League table.
Daniel Farke’s Whites booted nine points clear of the relegation zone through Saturday’s 3-0 win against Wolves and third-bottom Tottenham Hotspur then conceded a late equaliser in the evening kick-off at home to Brighton which ended in a 2-2 draw.
The result was an doubted blow for Spurs who looked destined to finally record their first win of 2026, the draw leaving Leeds eight points clear of the relegation zone.
Fifth-bottom Nottingham Forest then gave their survival hopes a huge boost the following day as they recorded a 3-1 victory at home to Burnley thanks to a Morgan Gibbs-White hat-trick.
Victory left Forest just three points behind Leeds, opening a gap to both fourth-bottom West Ham and Tottenham.
West Ham were then last to play in Monday night’s clash at Crystal Palace in which a victory would have taken the Irons level just one point behind Forest and left Spurs four points adrift.
The Hammers, though, had to settle for a point after a goalless draw.
The result could definitely be seen as another boost for Leeds who ultimately pulled two points further clear of both Tottenham and West Ham through their victory against Wolves.
With just five games left, Leeds are eight points clear of third-bottom Spurs but also six clear of fourth-bottom West Ham and three ahead of fifth-bottom Forest.
Looking in the other direction, Farke’s side are only three points behind Newcastle United and four adrift of Palace.
All told, United’s survival prospects have been further boosted but how has it changed the team’s relegation odds in the bookies’ new predicted final table?
In a confusing verdict, BOTH Tottenham, West Ham and Leeds’ relegation odds have all shortened since the Whites beat Wolves and here is the full new rundown in reverse order.