Latest Premier League Odds: Arsenal Six Points Clear After City Stalemate

Arsenal went six points to the good after City dropped points again. This and more in the latest Premier League odds recap.

Gunners Go Six Points Clear

Arsenal's victory over Bournemouth wasn't quite as routine as they might have wanted, but it proved very important as the weekend's Premier League action concluded. Their win and results elsewhere ensured they went six points clear at the top of the table.

Edging ever closer to the coveted top-flight title, Arsenal are currently priced at 1/3 to win it. They're certainly in pole position, and it's theirs to lose.

Stalemate City at The Etihad

Manchester City dropped points again over the weekend, in a fashion that did not please manager Pep Guardiola. His frustration was visible as he watched his side succumb to a late equaliser against Chelsea, who were headed by stand-in coach Calum McFarlane.

Now 3/1 to win the title, they're in danger of league leaders Arsenal running away with it - Mikel Arteta's side rarely seems to slip up like the Cityzens have in the past week.

Victory for Villa

Aston Villa got back to winning ways at the weekend, responding well to their disappointing defeat at the Emirates last time out. Unai Emery's side beat a struggling Nottingham Forest 3-1 to keep their slim title chances alive. They're now 33/1 to win the division.

Reed Rocket Sees Liverpool Draw

Liverpool looked set to travel back up North with the three points, even without summer signings Alexander Isak and Hugo Eikitike. As it turned out, shock scorer Harrison Reed had other ideas, as he fired a missile in from outside the box to level proceedings in the 97th minute.

His screamer saw the points shared, and Liverpool's top four pursuit took a big hit. They're now 4/7 to make the Champions League spots.

Enzo Nicks Chels Late Point

The remaining Enzo in West London, Enzo Fernandez, struck at the death to earn interim manager Calum McFarlane a point at the Etihad. After a chaotic week, Blues fans will be pleased with a point against the title-chasing Cityzens.

United Draw Leeds to Amorim Departure

Manchester United's draw to Leeds and some questionable quotes from Ruben Amorim lead to him parting ways with the club this week. Well, that and his one-dimensional tactics and poor results.

From the outside looking in, it looks like a circus at Old Trafford. Regardless, after this week's events, United are 5/1 to make the top four.

Wolves Won a Game

Wolves won a game; who'd have thought it? They were good, and West Ham were very, very bad. Probably worse than Wolves had played all season. Goals from Jhon Arias, Hwang Hee-Chan and breakout star Matheus Mane won the Wanderers their first Premier League game this season.

Rob Edwards' side are now 1/33 to be relegated this season. Still very likely, of course; their new gaffer has at least breathed new life into his side.

For West Ham, a damning result. A dreadful squad being carried by a few individuals, who seem to act at times like any sort of cause has been lost. They're now 1/3 to be relegated this season.

Burnley Now 11 Games Winless

Burnley's 2-0 loss this weekend saw Scott Parker's side go eleven games winless in the Premier League. They look destined to go down, with little inspiration anywhere within their squad. They're 1/33 to drop back down to the Championship.

Nuno's Side Battered by Wolves

Wolves beat West Ham 3-0 this weekend. Is there any coming back from that for Nuno Espirito Santo after a humiliation like that? Against his old club and comfortably the worst in the league, nonetheless. He's 11/8 to be the next PL manager to leave post.

Slot Suffers Late

Harrison Reed's late screamer was all that stood between Arne Slot and three points. The Fulham midfielder's stoppage-time strike has seen more pressure put on the Liverpool manager. He's 4/1 to be the next Premier League manager to leave their role.

Haaland on Goal Drought

Erling Haaland remains the favorite to win the Golden Boot at 1/14 but has now gone three games without a goal. He did come close in City's draw with Chelsea, but his tally stayed at 19 for the season.

Igor Thiago got back to scoring ways in emphatic fashion this weekend - look away any FPL managers who transferred the Brazilian out. His hat trick against Everton took his tally to 14 for the season, and he is now priced at 14/1 to top the goal-scoring charts this season.