Latest Premier League Odds: Arsenal Four Points Clear After City and Liverpool Defeats

Arsenal haunts Liverpool and City going into the Halloween weekend, and the pressure gets to Wolves boss Vitor Pereira. This and more in the latest Premier League odds watch.

Eze Haunts Palace and Extends Arsenal's Lead

Former Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze scored the only goal of the game when the Eagles visited the Emirates. His first-half strike saw Arsenal go four clear at the top going into the Halloween weekend.

With both Liverpool and Manchester City losing, last weekend proved fruitful again for Mikel Arteta, and his Arsenal side is now full of confidence. They're 4/9 to lift the title.

Cash on the Money as Villa beat City

Matty Cash made Manchester City pay this weekend. His goal proved enough to see off the Cityzens and slowed their pursuit of league leaders Arsenal.

The loss leaves them 4/1 and second favourites to reclaim the Premier League title. They're in dire need of consistency if they want to keep pace with the Gunners.

Liverpool Lose: Normality Resumed?

Liverpool's league losses are really starting to rack up. Their 3-2 defeat to Brentford on Saturday marked their fourth in a row, as their midweek thrashing of Frankfurt did little to spark a change in their league fortunes.

Now 7/1 to retain their league title and a huge seven points behind the runaway London Reds, even at this stage, it seems as though the top spot has escaped them.

Black Cats Strike Late at the Bridge

Sunderland struck late to claim all three points from their trip down South. 20-year-old summer signing Chemsdine Talbi's 93rd-minute winner ensured a historic victory for the Mackems.

As a result, Chelsea's bid to finish in the top four spots took a hit. They're now 9th in the table, but still only three points off the final Champions League spot that's currently occupied by Sunderland. The Blues are 7/4 to finish in the top four.

Bryan Brace Secured Third Consecutive United Victory

Summer acquisition Bryan Mbuemo inspired a big Manchester United victory. They beat Brighton 4-2, with the Cameroonian forward's two goals clinching a third win in a row.

Now 9/4 to make the top four, despite a perceived terrible start, the Red Devils are sixth and just one point away from a Champions League place.

Spurs take the Micky

Micky van de Ven turned flying Dutchman as his brace helped Spurs beat Everton 3-0. Despite a relatively poor performance and some help from Craig Pawson, victory saw them climb to third in the table. They're now 7/2 to make the top four.

Wolves Whimper in Last Place

At this point, there doesn't seem to be any way back for Wolves. Certainly not under Vitor Pereira, anyway. Despite coming back from 2-0 down to level the tie, Lyle Foster sealed Wolves' defeat in stoppage time. They're 2/7 to be relegated this season.

Burnley Backed for Drop

Despite Burnley's big win over Wolves, they remain a favourite to be relegated back down to the Championship this season. At 8/15 to go down, they're currently sat five points clear of the drop zone.

West Ham's Bubble Burst

The Hammers' fortunes have not turned around under new manager Nuno Espirito Santo, as many predicted they might have. After their 2-1 loss to Leeds this weekend, they're second from bottom of the league, only to Wolves. After just one win and one draw all season, they're 8/13 to be relegated. 

Pressure Mounts on Pereira

It all got a bit much for Wolves manager Vitor Pereira after the full-time whistle on Sunday. His team fell to a last-gasp winner against Burnley, which could potentially cost him more than points. He's 4/6 to be the next Premier League manager to leave post.

No Honeymoon for Nuno

One draw and three losses as West Ham gaffer haven't done much good for Nuno. He's 5/1 to be the next manager to leave his position, and this might not be too far away if the Hammers don't pick up soon.

Rare Blank for Erling 

Erling Haaland failed to add to his tally when Manchester City lost to Aston Villa, but he's still under little threat of giving up the top spot in the scoring charts. He's 1/5 to win the Golden Boot.

Salah Finally Scores

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah did finally find the net for the first time since mid-September, but it wasn't enough to secure any points for his side. He's 16/1 to win the Golden Boot.