Terrible Trio Top Premier League Relegation Odds Down at the bottom, Sheffield United endured a disastrous first half of the campaign, picking up just five points from their opening 19 fixtures. They possibly even looked on course to set a new-points low, lower even than Derby's haul of 11 points in the 2007-08 season. Who Will Win The 2018-19 Premier League? Based on the above list of Premier League titles, one would expect Manchester United, Chelsea, Manchester City or Arsenal to win. It would be hard to bet.
The new Premier League season is underway in England – but not every team is dressed for success in 2018. We pored over photos of every team's home kit for the current season and ranked them from best to worst.
1. Manchester City homeManchester City's sky blue is always going to look great, and the detailing on the sleeves…Manchester City's sky blue is always going to look great, and the detailing on the sleeves gives this a fresh look for the new season.more© EPA-EFE/PETER POWELL
2. West Ham United homeThere's not much sky blue on this classy West Ham kit, but it's incredible nonetheless.© Via West Ham United FC/YouTube
3. Wolverhampton Wanderers homeThe vibrant orange and black look a great, and Wolves managed to find an online gaming…The vibrant orange and black look a great, and Wolves managed to find an online gaming sponsor with a slick logo.more© GEOFF CADDICK/AFP/Getty Images
4. Crystal Palace homeIncredibly stylish.© AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth
5. Chelsea homeChelsea's flat blue were a bit of a bore last season, but the addition of red…Chelsea's flat blue were a bit of a bore last season, but the addition of red and white details give the 2018/19 kit an interesting look.more© EPA-EFE/FACUNDO ARRIZABALAGA
6. Liverpool homeIt's good that Liverpool nailed at least one classic, professional design, as the club's away and…It's good that Liverpool nailed at least one classic, professional design, as the club's away and alternate kits for the season are… polarizing, to say the least.more© Oli SCARFF / AFP
7. Arsenal homeCould have done without the faint red stripe on the sleeve, the only blemish on an…Could have done without the faint red stripe on the sleeve, the only blemish on an otherwise great kit.more© EPA-EFE/WILL OLIVER
8. Leicester City homeStandard fare from Leicester, but the crown is a nice touch.Who Are Favorites To Win The Premier League 2018 19 Date
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9. Brighton & Hove Albion homeThe wide stripes give this kit a distinctive and classy look.© Mike Hewitt/Getty Images
10. Bournemouth homeRed and black is an under-used color combination in English football and while the logo is…Red and black is an under-used color combination in English football and while the logo is gigantic, it's integrated well.more© Via @afcbournemouth
11. Everton homeThe button-up collar gives the kit an interesting schoolboy look, but the Angry Birds logo on…The button-up collar gives the kit an interesting schoolboy look, but the Angry Birds logo on the left sleeve isn't helping.more
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12. Burnley homeSaved entirely by the claret and blue color combo, which is featured nicely in the sponsor…Saved entirely by the claret and blue color combo, which is featured nicely in the sponsor logo.more© Via Burnley Football Club/YouTube
13. Tottenham Hotspur homeSpurs' kits look like those old NFL 'eclipse' hats that were all the rage in… 2001?Who's Favourites To Win The Premier League
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14. Manchester United homeThe railway stripes – a nod to the club's heritage – work on the sock, but…The railway stripes – a nod to the club's heritage – work on the sock, but they could have been better integrated into the shirt.more© Glyn KIRK / AFP
15. Fulham homeA solid kit, but one that's hard to get excited about.© GLYN KIRK/AFP/Getty Images
16. Huddersfield Town homeThis kit had potential as the color combination is solid, but the oversized logo just makes…This kit had potential as the color combination is solid, but the oversized logo just makes it look a bit too busy.more© OLI SCARFF/AFP/Getty Images
17. Cardiff City homeThat font isn't doing much to make me want to visit Malaysia. Looks like an old…That font isn't doing much to make me want to visit Malaysia. Looks like an old Chelsea kit otherwise.more© GEOFF CADDICK/AFP/Getty Images
18. Newcastle United homeA relatively standard Newcastle kit undone by a huge logo.© Photo by Geoff CADDICK / AFP
19. Watford homeIf you're a Pirates or Steelers fan, this is the team for you.© Via WatfordFcofficial/YouTube
20. Southampton homeThe loopy Virgin Media logo clashes with the field of stripes, and the Under Armour logo…The loopy Virgin Media logo clashes with the field of stripes, and the Under Armour logo taking out a chunk of white is geometrically upsetting.more© Lindsey PARNABY / AFP
Liverpool have drifted out to 15/2 in bwin's Premier League winner predictions after a 1-0 loss to Burnley at Anfield continued their poor run of results.
The Reds are six points off the pace after Ashley Barnes' 83rd-minute penalty ended their unbeaten home league run stretching back to April 2017.
Jurgen Klopp's side have only picked up three points in five games since spending Christmas on top of the table, failing to score in the last four.
'Confidence is a small flower and obviously someone has stamped on it,' said Klopp. 'Now we have to find a new one and we will, but for tonight it was not enough.
'It's not the luckiest period of our lives but it would be a bit cheap to put it only on that, that we don't have enough luck.
'I think our problem is the decision-making at the moment and the decisions are based on the information I give and also the mood you are in and how confident you are to do it in really small spaces.
'That's the reason we didn't score in these moments. It is not cool to mention it but we won games with lesser possession, but we didn't win here because we didn't score in these situations.
'How is it possible we lose that game? But we lost it, we made even that happen. It is our fault and that means my fault.'
Manchester United are at the summit after winning 2-1 at Fulham on Wednesday and they have been cut to 11/2 for the title.
Edinson Cavani capitalised on a mistake from goalkeeper Alphonse Areola to cancel out Ademola Lookman's sixth-minute opener.
United's win was then sealed by a stunning Paul Pogba curled strike from outside the area.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer hailed Cavani's influence, stating: 'He's a centre-forward that you want in the box. His movement is incredible, it's for everyone to learn from.
'It's almost like I get frustrated at times when he goes wide to put the crosses in, because he's the one that you want in there and sometimes I have to ask him to do less running.'
City odds-on to regain title
Manchester City are now hot favourites at 2/5 to be crowned champions for the third time in four years in bwin's Premier League winner odds.
Their midweek 2-0 triumph over Aston Villa was a sixth straight top-flight victory and a ninth consecutive win in all competitions.
Villa were furious that Rodri appeared to be running back from an offside position when he dispossessed Tyrone Mings to set up Bernardo Silva for the breakthrough goal.
Ilkay Gundogan then wrapped up victory from the penalty spot, leaving City two points behind neighbours United with a game in hand.
The Blues had dominated throughout, though, and Pep Guardiola stated: 'In general, the game we played was outstanding and we deserved to win.
'We've lost just two games this season and the most important thing for me is the fact we are back to playing the way we have to play to be contenders.
'Everyone wants to win and be champions but you have to show, in the way you play, that you deserve to be champions.
'We have to be more clinical in the final third, but we will improve.'
Leicester are level with City after beating Chelsea 2-0 on Tuesday but have played a match more and are 18/1 in this market.
Wilfred Ndidi and James Maddison scored in the first half for the Foxes, who completed a hat-trick of league wins.
Ndidi told the club website: 'I just feel it's one of these games that we really did good in, but there's still more to learn and hopefully better games coming our way.
'It's very exciting and we feel very happy because it's part of the season and there's more games to come.
'At this time, we just build confidence for the next game, we don't think about the end of the season.'
Chelsea are out to 125/1 after falling down to ninth, 11 points off the pace.
Tottenham are seven points adrift of United with a game in hand and are quoted at 22/1.
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