Manchester United Betting Odds: 2025-2026 Season

This guide offers up‑to‑date betting odds Manchester United betting odds for every match in the 2025‑26 season across the Premier League, FA Cup and EFL Cup. All odds below were correct at the time of publication. Prices will fluctuate, so always check the latest markets before placing a bet.

Premier League Manchester United Betting Odds

Manchester United’s top priority is to move up the table after last year’s 15th‑place finish. Below you’ll find current Manchester United odds for upcoming Premier League fixtures and outright markets.

Matchday 3 – Manchester United vs Burnley (30 August 2025)

Within the match week 3 out of 38, Manchester United will be meeting Burnley in a home game. The match will take place on 30 August. The current odds on the 1X2 market are as follows:

Matchday 4 – Manchester City vs Manchester United (14 September 2025)

Within the match week 4 out of 38, Manchester United will be meeting Manchester City in an away game. The match will take place on 14 September. The current odds on the 1X2 market are as follows:

Premier League 2025/26 – Winner

Below you can find the table with the latest Manchester United odds to win the Premier League in the 2025/26 season.

Premier League 2025/26 – Top 4 Finish

FA Cup Manchester United Odds

The FA Cup has long been United’s favourite cup competition. They lifted the trophy in 2023‑24 but crashed out in the fifth round last season. At present, bookmakers have opened the outright market, but no individual match odds are available yet.

FA Cup – Winner

Below you can find Manchester United odds to win the FA Cup.

EFL Cup (Carabao Cup) Manchester United Odds

Amorim’s side will enter the EFL Cup with memories of last season’s quarter‑final defeat to Tottenham. Below are the odds for their upcoming matches.

EFL Cup – Winner

Here’s the table displaying Manchester United odds to win the EFL Cup in the 2025/26 season.

Key Factors to Consider If You Want to Bet on Manchester United

Fixture congestion and squad rotation

Without midweek European fixtures, the calendar is kinder. United will be juggling Premier League, FA Cup and EFL Cup commitments. Expect rotation in back‑to‑back games, particularly around televised fixtures.

Recent results and form
Don’t be swayed by the badge. Last season’s 15th‑place finish shows how quickly form can nosedive. Analyse the last five matches rather than clinging to historical success.

Home versus away performance
Old Trafford remained noisy despite the poor results, but United’s away form was particularly fragile last term. When assessing markets such as 1×2 or Asian handicap, consider whether United are playing at home or on the road.

Fitness of key players
Ongoing injuries plus any knocks to new signings will affect defensive solidity. Team news pages and press conferences provide invaluable context before placing bets.

Transfer bedding‑in
United’s new attacking trio of Cunha, Mbeumo and Šeško will need time to gel. Early in the season there may be miscommunication or experimentation with formation. Patience could be rewarded as the players get more minutes together.

Market to watch
The traditional 1×2 market can be unpredictable with this side. Both Teams to Score, over/under goals, handicap and draw‑no‑bet markets often provide better value, especially against evenly matched opposition.

In‑play opportunities
United matches often swing in momentum, particularly if Amorim makes proactive tactical changes. Watch how the team reacts to going behind or ahead.