Manchester City Trophy Odds 2020/21 Season

City won the Premier League in the 2018/19 season, a year which saw them crowned champions by one point in a title race with Liverpool. In that same campaign, Guardiola’s men won the FA Cup for the first time in eight years and thus completed the first ever domestic treble of trophies, as they lifted the League Cup also.

Liverpool are, of course, the Premier League champions now, whilst City were also knocked out of the FA Cup Arsenal, who went on to win the competition. If City are to capture the Premier League, it often comes with a domestic cup trophy as well. In fact, three out of the four times City have won the title, it has come with a cup as well.

City’s odds of winning the Premier League and FA Cup are 7/1 - click here to claim this bet and have it straight in your bet slip.

Manchester City have won the EFL Cup three times In their past three seasons, with a competition record of seven trophies. In the Premier League, City won four titles and three of these have come along with a League Cup. Last year, However, the Citizens won the League Cup but failed miserably in the defence of their Premier League crown.

The Manchester outfit have also secured five of the last seven League Cups as they have become the most dominant side in the competition's history.

City are currently priced at 11/2 odds to win the Premier League and the League Cup - click here to claim this bet.

The one trophy that has evaded City ever since their takeover in 2008 is the Champions League, with their best result still to this day being just one semi-finals result under Manuel Pellegrini. This was the trophy that Guardiola was specifically brought in to win, as he had conquered Europe twice with Barcelona, beating Manchester United in two finals. Since his appointment, however, they have failed to get any further than the quarter-finals.

City have won four Premier League trophies in their last eight years, and with the squad depth they have created, there is little doubt they will conquer England once again.

Guardiola’s side are currently priced at 7/1 to finally win the Champions League and Premier League double, just like their red rivals did in 2008 and 1999 - click here to claim this bet.

The last time Manchester City won the FA Cup and the League Cup was in the 2018/19 season, a year which saw them complete the domestic treble. This was the only time in which a team has done so, whilst Chelsea’s 2006/07 side and Arsenal’s 1992/93 squad have been the only teams to win only the FA Cup and League Cup in one season in the Premier League era.

As City look to prepare for their next season, winning the domestic cups will not be Guardiola’s focus, as they have merely been an expectation rather than a celebration in recent times. Instead, the Spaniard will aim for the Premier League once more and, of course, the Champions League.

However, given City’s incredible squad depth, the FA Cup and League Cup sometimes come with little efforts anyway.

City’s odds to win the FA Cup and League Cup are currently priced at 14/1 - click here to claim this bet and have it straight in your bet slip.

Manchester City odds of winning the FA Cup next year are priced at 7/2 despite failing to win it this year. They were beaten in the semi-finals, by an Arsenal side that finished their Premier League campaign in eighth and such a result told the tale of what was a dismal season by City’s relentless standard set by themselves. Although the Gunners went on to win the competition, many would believe City should’ve won the cup after receiving the ‘easier’ fixture against Arsenal, rather than United or Chelsea.

The Champions League has been a nightmare for the Manchester side, as they have failed to claim the trophy despite their incredible side. In the past three seasons, City have been knocked out in the quarter-finals by Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur and Lyon, in games they arguably could have won. Lifting the Champions League title is a must this year, considering how much they’ve spent and for Guardiola’s own reputation, especially if they acquire Messi..

City odds of winning the FA Cup and the Champions League are 18/1 - click here to claim this bet.

Since they won the league in 2012, City have had no issues winning the League Cup as they have claimed the trophy five more times - only PSG and Bayern Munich have won a domestic knockout competition so frequently in this time within Europe’s top five leagues.

Now, as we head into the season, another domestic trophy almost seems certain for City as they continue to dominate the League Cup. In truth, it seems the Sky Blues are the only side that take this competition seriously, fielding star players throughout their XI, whilst certain contenders opt for youth and those out favour.

City’s odds of winning the League Cup and Champions League are currently priced at 16/1 - click here to claim this bet.

In their 2018/19 season, Manchester City won the first domestic treble in English football with United the only other club to come close to this when they won the league, FA Cup and reached the quarter-finals of the League Cup in 1999. With this being the first and only domestic treble, the chances of winning a second are extremely difficult, but as this is City, it is far from impossible.

City’s priority is going to lie in bringing back the Premier League to the Etihad, but with their unrivalled squad depth, an FA Cup and League Cup is very doable also.

City are priced at 25/1 odds of completing the domestic treble - click here to claim this 25/1 bet.

The big one. The trio of trophies recognised around the world as ‘the treble’. Whilst the League Cup is another trophy, only France and England are the nations which allow top-flight clubs to compete for four open season trophies, meaning the FA Cup, Premier League and Champions League is England’s unofficial treble.

After improving their side this transfer window with the signings of Ferran Torres and Nathan Ake, plus the genuine possibility of Messi’s signature, gaining trophies in those competitions is no doubt on City fans’ minds.

However, with just nine trebles since Celtic first done so in 1967, it’s always a near impossible task, with United the only English club to achieve a treble in 1999, whilst they came exceptionally close again in 2008.

City are currently priced at 33/1 odds of winning the Premier League, FA Cup and the Champions League and complete only the second ever treble from an English side - click here to claim this bet!

In the last decade, City have won the Premier League and League Cup a combined nine times in total. However, despite such great success in recent times, the club have failed to win the Premier League title eight times in the 12 years since they had their takeover. Now, despite being the favourites to win the title at 8/11, not everything is as simple for the club this time around with Liverpool, Chelsea and United strenething even more.

The Champions League must be City’s number one priority this season, after being knocked out of the competition for the third consecutive time at the quarter-finals stage. Now, with Bayern the favourites to defend the title, this is another tough battle for Guardiola’s men, and maybe just one little Argentine can change all of this.

Man City to win the Premier League, League Cup and Champions League are currently priced at 28/1 - click here to claim this bet and have it straight in your bet slip.