Championship Outrights - Projected Table and Odds

Projected outright markets vs the bookies: win %, best odds and edge, plus group tables, the bracket and top scorers.

Updated 9 November 2026

Championship Outrights - Projected Table and Odds

Outrights turns the Statz model loose on the betting markets. Every projection, from the league title, top four and relegation to a World Cup group, knockout round or top scorer, is shown as a probability next to the best current bookmaker price, with edge indicators flagging where the market is behind the model. Switch between Teams and Players, compare odds across books, and bet straight from the page via integrated deeplinks. It's the cleanest view of where value sits across the season and the tournament.

Championship projected final table

Projected finish Club Position now Played Points now
1M'Boro21529
2Wolves41528
3West Ham91523
4Birmingham11529
5WBA51528
6S'oton71524
7Swansea61526
8QPR81524
9Norwich121521
10Stoke31529
11Millwall161518
12Sheff Utd101522
13Wrexham151518
14Portsmouth111522
15Cardiff141518
16Blackburn131521
17Burnley221510
18Bristol City171518
19Lincoln211515
20Bolton181517
21Watford201515
22Charlton191517
23Derby231510
24Preston24158

Frequently Asked Questions

How are projected league standings calculated?

The 2026/27 Championship projected table comes from simulating every remaining fixture thousands of times with the Statz match model, after 15 games played, and averaging where each of the 24 clubs finishes; the title, top 4 and relegation percentages are the share of simulations in which each finish happens.

What does the title race percentage show?

The title race percentage is the share of simulated 2026/27 Championship seasons in which a club finishes first: M'Boro win 39% of them on a projected 87.6 points, from 2nd place on 29 points now, and the figure moves as results come in.

Why are M'Boro projected champions when Birmingham lead the table?

M'Boro are projected to win the Championship 2026/27 even though Birmingham lead on 29 points because the simulation weighs each club's underlying performance and remaining fixtures, not only the points banked from the first 15 games, so a side playing better than its record is expected to overtake.

Who is projected to be relegated from the Championship?

Charlton, Derby and Preston are projected to finish in the bottom three of the Championship 2026/27, with the three lowest average finishing places across every simulated season after 15 games; each club's exact relegation percentage sits in the Relegation market on this page.

Why is one team's relegation probability higher than another's on the same points?

Two Championship clubs level on points after 15 games can have different relegation chances because the model rates their underlying performance differently and their remaining fixtures differ in difficulty, so the simulated seasons drop the weaker or harder-scheduled side more often.

How often does the simulation refresh?

The 2026/27 Championship simulation reruns daily, after every matchday completes and the team strength estimates update, so all 24 clubs' percentages move with each round; the figures on this page were last updated on 9 November 2026.

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