Premier League Sack Race Odds: Keith Andrews Favourite to Be First Manager to Leave

New Brentford boss Keith Andrews is the 4/1 favourite to be the first Premier League manager to leave this season, ahead of Scott Parker and Daniel Farke. Full odds and market analysis here.
Premier League Sack Race Odds: Keith Andrews Favourite to Be First Manager to Leave
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  • Keith Andrews leads the market at 4/1 to be first Premier League manager to leave.
  • Season kicks off Friday, with several managers under early pressure.
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Keith Andrews favourite in the dreaded Sack Race

With the Premier League season set to start on Friday, UK betting sites have released the latest odds on who will be the first manager to leave their post.

New Brentford boss Keith Andrews is the early 4/1 favourite with BetVictor after stepping up from set-piece coach to First Team Manager following Thomas Frank’s summer move to Tottenham.

While Andrews is untested at Premier League level, his appointment was seen as a surprise by many and bookmakers believe he could face a tough baptism.

Those latest odds suggest a 20% chance that Andrews is the first manager to go this season.

What the expert says...
The first manager to leave market often produces surprises, but Keith Andrews’ lack of top-flight managerial experience puts him under instant scrutiny. A tough opening run of fixtures could see his odds shorten even further.

Jake Ashton - Football Betting Expert - OLBG.com

Four managers share joint favouritism

Behind Andrews, four managers share the second-favourite spot at 6/1 in Scott Parker, Daniel Farke, Nuno Espirito Santo, and Graham Potter.

Parker’s last top-flight spell ended abruptly at Bournemouth and his return could be under scrutiny if early results go against him.

Potter’s stock remains high, but another poor run like his time at Chelsea could see patience wear thin with West Ham fans.

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