Latest Premier League Odds: Ange Sacked, Arsenal Cushion and United Surprise

Manchester United handed Liverpool a fourth straight loss, and Arsenal went three points clear. This and more in the latest Premier League odds watch.

Three Point Gap for the Gunners

Arsenal took all three points home to North London from their visit to West London, where they faced Fulham at Craven Cottage. Leandro Trossard came in clutch, with the Belgian forward's opener proving the winner.

Once again, the win ended up more important than they'd have imagined, with reigning champions Liverpool losing again. After the weekend's events, Mikel Arteta's side are now 8/11 to lift the Premier League trophy.

City Go Second after Haaland Brace

Manchester City have emerged as the second favourites to win the Premier League at 10/3 after their 2-0 win over Everton, and results in and around the Northwest were favourable.

Liverpool's loss and City's gain saw Pep Guardiola's team go second in the table and a point ahead of the Reds.

Liverpool Can't Stop Losing

Liverpool lost again. That makes four losses in a row in all competitions, with three of them coming in league football. Only this time, the loss was made even more bitter after falling to a late Harry Maguire winner at Anfield, handing historical enemies Manchester United a huge win. 

Now 4/1 to win the Premier League, bookies and punters alike are united in their doubts regarding Liverpool's likelihood of retaining their title. They've got some serious issues to sort out if they're to have any chances of doing so.

Chelsea Comfortable in Forest Thrashing

Chelsea breezed past Nottingham Forest this weekend, recording a comfortable 3-0 win and ultimately deciding the fate of now ex-Forest boss Ange Postecoglou.

After their comprehensive victory, with goals in a 3-0 win coming from youngster Josh Acheampong, Pedro Neto, and skipper Reece James, Chelsea are now 4/5 to make the top four.

Spurs' Struggles Continue

Spurs find themselves 4/1 to make the top four this season. After a strong start, it's fair to say they've struggled slightly of late, this weekend losing to Aston Villa.

Now at 4/1 to make the top four spots, it feels as though consistency is the key for Spurs if they want to guarantee a Champions League spot next season. Ironically, European fixtures will likely play a big part in their league form over the season.

Shock United Win Boosts Top Four Hopes

After their big win over Liverpool on Sunday, Manchester United are now 9/2 to finish in the top four this season. Who knows, Ruben Amorim's side may kick on and string together a good run of results (as unlikely as it may seem).

Burnley Win Relegation Six-Pointer 

Burnley are still the favourite of most bookies to make the drop this season at 2/5 despite having recorded a few big wins this season. They beat Leeds this weekend, a fellow promoted side and one likely to be battling the Clarets for survival.

Wolves Still Struggling

It's not really happening for Wolves so far. Rock bottom of the Premier League table, they too were on the wrong end of a bottom-half six-pointer, losing 2-0 to Sunderland on Saturday.

A big show of faith in Vitor Pereira by the Wolves board came early this season in the form of a new contract, but this faith is yet to be repaid. They're 1/2 to make the drop. 

No Wins For Nuno

West Ham are 10/11 to make the drop after failing to show any real improvement so far under Nuno Espirito Santo. Now winless in five, and after losing 2-0 to fellow strugglers Brentford, they look in real danger as things stand.

Pereira's Wolves Still Rock Bottom

The sack race has gotten a little more interesting after the termination of Ange Postecoglou's Forest contract. The new frontrunner is Vitor Pereira, despite his new contract as Wolves boss only coming recently. He's 3/2 to be the next PL manager to leave the post.

Daniel Damned After Six-Pointer Defeat

Daniel Farke is also facing increasing scrutiny. After considerable investment in the summer, Leeds don't currently seem to have any chance of avoiding the drop. Farke is 4/1 to be the next manager gone and is one worth keeping an eye on.

Erling Asserts Dominance on Goalscoring Chart

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland is in incredible form right now. He scored again this weekend, this time against Brentford, to ensure all three points came back with his side. He’s 1/3 to reclaim his Golden Boot. 

Gyokeres Left Trailing

Gyokeres again went goalless in Arsenal's latest game. It feels as though no one is going to threaten Haaland's top scorer status this season. The Swede is 18/1 to pip the Manchester City man to the award.