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Crystal Palace have lost their last six Premier League matches after conceding twice in stoppage time at Swansea on Saturday. Pardew admits he is under pressure and his team must defend better. Palace are only outside the relegation places on goal difference and there are rumours that former England manager Roy Hodgson has been lined up as a possible replacement should the current manager be sacked. Plus, the Londoners could also be about to lose one of their star players for five weeks after New Year as Wilfried Zaha has asked FIFA to transfer his registration from England to the Ivory Coast. The winger only played a couple of times form the Three Lions in friendlies so is eligible and might be considered for the Africa Cup Of Nations if the paperwork is processed in time.
Hull City and Sunderland, both soundly beaten on Saturday, remain strong favourites for the drop at a best 4/9 and 2/1 respectively while Burnley can be backed at Evens in places. Champions Leicester are 14/1 with BetBright among others amid a warning from Claudio Ranieri that the Foxes face a relegation battle this term, despite reaching the knockout stages of the Champions League – they are only averaging a point a match in the Premier League this season and midfield lynchpin Danny Drinkwater is suspended for their next three matches.
Premier League Relegation Current Best Odds
Hull City (4/9), Sunderland (1/2), Burnley (Evens), Swansea City (11/8), Middlesbrough (6/1), Crystal Palace (7/1), West Ham United (8/1), West Bromwich Albion and Leicester City (14/1), Stoke City (16/1), Watford (18/1), AFC Bournemouth (20/1), Everton (250/1), Southampton (500/1)
