Latest Premier League Odds: Arsenal Win Derby and Slot Faces Pressure

Eze inspired Arsenal's derby day victory, and Arne Slot faces mounting pressure as Liverpool boss. This and more in the latest Premier League odds watch.

Eze's Hat-Trick Fires Gunners Six Points Clear

Eberechi Eze scored three goals on Sunday to win his team the bragging rights in their derby day demolition of North London rivals Spurs. His hat trick also saw Arsenal go six points clear at the top of the Premier League.

You'd be brave to bet against the Gunners right now. They're 4/9 to lift the title, and with little competition from elsewhere, it's theirs to lose.

City Suffer Another Defeat 

With Liverpool's disastrous form showing no signs of stopping, Manchester City look to be the only team in with a chance of stopping Arsenal. They too, however, seem to lack the consistency to put up a real fight.

Their 2-1 loss to Newcastle put a serious dent in their title hopes, seeing them slip seven points behind the league leaders and fall to third place. At 10/3, it's tough to see them catching up to Arsenal.

Blues Beat Burnley to Go Second

Chelsea's routine victory away at Burnley saw them climb to second place, after results elsewhere were favourable to them.

Their young (and expensive) squad seems to be coming together, even in the absence of Cole Palmer. They're 14/1 to win the Premier League this season.

United Outfought by Tricky Toffees

Manchester United's players would have been licking their lips after Idrissa Gueye was sent off just 13 minutes into their clash with Everton, after the Senegalese veteran slapped his own teammate and ex-Red Michael Keane in the face. 

However, a sublime strike from Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and a heroic display by goalkeeper Jordan Pickford saw Everton manage all three points at Old Trafford for the first time since 2013, despite United’s man advantage.

Amorim’s tactics and subs did little to trouble the Toffees, and the defeat leaves his side at 3/1 to make the top four. 

Barnes Brace Earns Mags Massive Victory

Harvey Barnes scored two in Newcastle’s huge victory over title contenders Manchester City, keeping their top-four hopes alive. A hectic game saw the Englishman squander a big chance himself before beating Gianluigi Donnarumma a couple of times either side of a Ruben Dias goal. 

Newcastle are now 6/1 to secure a Champions League place for next season and claim a top-four spot despite a poor start to the season. 

Pino Preys on Whimpering Wolves

Crystal Palace's 2-0 win over Wolves took them to 5th place in the Premier League table and in with a genuine chance of making a Champions League spot.

Competing in the Conference League this season has done little damage to their league hopes, nor has the sale of Eberechi Eze to potential champions Arsenal. At 13/2 to make the top four, you can't rule them out.

Wolves Still Winless

No side on less than five points after 12 games of a 38-game Premier League campaign has ever gone on to stay up. Well, Wolves have two points so far and don't look any closer to winning a third.
At 1/10 to be relegated, it'll take a miracle for them to remain in the top flight next season.

Burnley Beaten Once More

Burnley have picked up odd points here and there, including wins against perceived relegation candidates Wolves and Leeds, but it doesn't seem to be enough so far to keep them in the Premier League next season. They're 1/4 to drop straight back down to the Championship.

Leeds Falling Apart Again

Leeds find themselves in a similar position to Burnley - they'll win a few games every so often, but they never seem to pick up enough points to propel themselves away from the drop zone. At 11/10 to be relegated, it seems they'd need to find another team worse than them to survive.

Farke on Thin Ice

It's fair to say that pressure is mounting on Daniel Farke. Keeping Leeds in the Premier League was always going to be a tough ask, but his side are yet to really put up a fight, even after significant investment in the summer. He's 8/13 to be the next PL manager sacked. 

Slot Under Pressure 

Who'd have predicted at the start of the season that Arne Slot would've been tipped 12 games in to be one of the next managers sacked? After a huge investment in the summer after their title win, Liverpool have been dismal this season. As such, the Dutchman is 11/2 to be the next PL boss to lose their job. 

Rare Off-Week for Haaland

The big Norwegian had a poor week in front of goal. He was unable to add to his tally this weekend when City faced Newcastle. However, he is still comfortable at the top of the scoring charts and is 1/8 to win the Golden Boot.

Igor the Great 

Brentford's Igor Thiago has been mightily impressive this season. He's currently the closest to Haaland's 14-goal tally, and he added one more to move up to nine for the season in the Bees' recent loss to Brighton. He's 16/1 to win the Golden Boot.