So much has changed in the space of a few short months for Derby County.
As the 2025/26 campaign drew to a close the Rams were closing in on a place in the Championship play-offs, ultimately finishing just four points behind sixth-placed Hull City.
Hopes were high that the club could continue to build on that momentum, with a strong summer in the transfer market only bolstering the optimism surrounding John Eustace's squad.
Instead, Derby have endured a torrid start to the campaign and now find themselves languishing in the relegation zone with just one win in their opening ten league games.
With that in mind, we've taken a look at Derby's odds to be relegated in the 2026/27 season.
Derby County's 2026/27 Championship Relegation Odds
(Odds will display when the market is available).
The failure to beat Queens Park Rangers on Loftus Road on Wednesday night saw Derby's winless run extend to six games.
There were hopes that the club's fortunes would change after they held Wrexham to a 1-1 draw on Saturday in the first game after the extended international break.
Sammie Szmodics appeared to have done enough to secure all three points for the hosts with his goal after just nine minutes, with Derby still leading as the game approached final ten minutes.
Ultimately though the Rams were undone in the closing stages as Ollie Rathbone fired home from close range.
Derby haven't won a Championship game since beating Portsmouth 2-0 on 1 September and their struggles at home date back even further.
The last time the club secured three points from a game at Pride Park was all the way back in April, when a dramatic winner from Jaydon Banel against QPR took the club's play-off push to the final day.
All odds displayed on this page were correct at the time of writing and are subject to withdrawal or change at any time.
