Championship
Just over a month into the season, we've no major qualms with our predicted top two of Burnley and Norwich, and continue to be pleased that Burnley are priced up as the outsiders of the two.
In fact, Kompany's Clarets are the 6.05/1 fourth favourites with the Sportsbook, which still feels like value to us.
The Belgian's overhaul of the playing style looks to be exactly what was needed to leave behind any Sean Dyche hangover, befitting a team looking to blitz the league.
Burnley have scored the most goals from open play, and despite plenty of summer signings, it's a group of the old guard that have been the foundation of the good start - players like Connor Roberts, Jack Cork, Josh Brownhill and Jay Rodriguez seem motivated to perform.
The Clarets also feel like a team that have further improvement to make. While some new players have bedded in well, with plenty to come from their summer additions.
We felt they were undervalued by the market pre-season, and believe that is still the case, so we would still be happy to back Burnley to win the Championship at 6.411/2 on the Betfair Exchange.
In other Championship markets on the Betfair Sportsbook, back Bristol City Top 12 Finish at 2.111/10. Nigel Pearson's team sit 7th early on, the defensive frailties look to have been sured up, and the attack is as vibrant as ever.
The atmosphere is excellent and the fanbase are fully onside. Compared to sides like Swansea, Coventry, Blackburn and Hull that are shorter prices in this market, the Robins represent value.
At the bottom, Huddersfield perhaps represent the best value at 100/30 for relegation.
With a rookie manager that seems to be struggling to replicate the success of his predecessor, and a squad that looks uninspiring both on paper and on the pitch, they may not be far from panic stations if Reading and Rotherham maintain a good level.
Read our full antepost preview for the Championship here to see how we're getting on!
League One
Even more so than in the Championship, our predicted top 2 of Sheffield Wednesday and Ipswich have immediately hit their stride.
We felt this was 'two divisions in one', with a clear 'top 12'. Among that group, MK Dons, Oxford and Barnsley have made slow starts, but 9 of the 12 already settled in the top half and this group of teams will dominate the division.
Sheffield Wednesday have already played five teams that we considered to be 'Top 12' teams in just six matches, so their points return takes on an even more impressive look.
Compare that to Portsmouth, who have started strongly but played only one other 'Top 12' team - there are tougher tests to come for the Cowley Brothers.
However, if you do fancy Portsmouth to match their promotion rivals in those key fixtures, then the 11.010/1 to win the league has to appeal in comparison to the much shorter prices of Ipswich and Sheffield Wednesday.
But we're sticking with our top 2. At this stage we wouldn't be backing Sheffield Wednesday for the title at 3.7511/4, purely because of the strength of Ipswich.
There's still every chance Wednesday's strength of squad sees them win the league, but we'd prefer to back them for a Top 2 Finish at 2.56/4.
Elsewhere, it would be nice to get on board with Cambridge, who we see as the most likely team to break into the Top Half, but currently there is no easy way of doing so.
7.513/2 for a Top Six Finish might give you a good run at a chunky price, but with so much quality in the league it still feels somewhat unrealistic.
In terms of the relegation battle, it's fair to say that current favourites Morecambe 1.625/8 and Burton 1.9110/11 have a lot of improving to do after winless starts.
In terms of value, we prefer to back Lincoln for relegation at 3.7511/4.
We had them at the bottom of our 1-24s to the surprise of many, but aside from a backs-to-the-wall away win at struggling Oxford, there's been little to be impressed by.
The Imps are struggling to keep clean sheets, and only attacking well in small bursts. It's a squad with some tidy, technical players but little physicality and lacking a regular source of goals, slightly reminiscent of Wimbledon last season.
Read our full antepost preview for League One here!
League Two
The fourth tier is always the most open division with the most potential winners, and the juicy prices to match.
At this stage, with so much still up in the air, it's a case of pick your poison - we'll make the case for three sides that you may fancy getting onside for the title.
Leyton Orient 8.515/2
Orient have flown out the traps. Richie Wellens has an attacking unit that looks vibrant and deadly, with similarities to his title winning Swindon side of 2019-20.
At times they've lost concentration at the back, but so far it's not hurt them. There are very few holes to pick in this side at this stage - they have a lot of attacking quality and manager that's won this league before.
Mansfield 8.515/2
Last year's Play-Off Finalists, the Stags have had a tough start away from home, losing to Salford, Leyton Orient and Sutton. At home they have looked imperious, winning all three.
It's perhaps early to be over-emphasising xG data, but it's hard not to notice they have the league's highest xG number, and the 4th best defensive numbers.
There have been too many occasions where their defensive unit has been dragged out of position - Nigel Clough must address that. Given his experience and how strong they've been since the start of last season, you'd fancy him to do so.
Stevenage 15.014/1
Steve Evans' Stevenage were 50/1 to win the title pre-season. With just one, injury-time defeat, and four wins in their first six games, they're now into 14/1.
Looking at the underlying numbers, Stevenage have the best defensive xG numbers from open play, and the 4th best attack. That's a strong balance, and Evans has been backed with a squad that looks sturdy enough to last the season.
Their issue may come with opposition teams figuring out their style of play, which may become less effective in the 2nd half of the season.
Read how our 1-24 predicitons for League Two is getting on, here!