Latest Premier League Odds: Arsenal Win Derby and Forest in Trouble

A North London Derby victory secured Arsenal's top spot for another week, while a late Liverpool winner put Forest's PL place in jeopardy. This and more in the latest PL odds recap.

Eze Pickings for Arsenal in NLD Victory

Eberechi Eze was the star of the show again in the second iteration of this year's North London Derby. Braces from himself and Viktor Gyokeres helped the Gunners keep a distance from title contenders Manchester City.

After this weekend's events, the Gunners are 8/15 to get their hands on the Premier League trophy.

Nico Brace Inspires City Win

Nico O'Reilly's brace won Manchester City all three points from a potentially tricky game against Newcastle. The talented teenager played a much more advanced role, which paid dividends for Pep Guardiola

City are now 13/8 to lift the Premier League title.

Sesko Settles Close-Fought Clash

Benjamin Sesko scored off the bench to claim victory over Everton at the Hill Dickinson. Both sides were devoid of any real quality, but a quality counterattack was enough to win the game. The Red Devils are now 66/1 to lift the Premier League title.

Tammy Levels Late in Villa Draw

Aston Villa shared the points with Leeds United this weekend. A fabulous free kick by Anton Stach was cancelled out late by January arrival and returning forward Tammy Abraham.

A disappointing result perhaps in Villa's pursuit of the top four, they're now 4/7 to finish there.

Mac Fires Late

Liverpool left it very late in their clash with Nottingham Forest. It took a stoppage-time Alexis Mac Allister winner to seal three points for the Reds.

Arne Slot's side is now 10/11 to make the top four spots and salvage Champions League football from a poor season.

Wes Sees Red in Disappointing Draw

Chelsea looked comfortable after Joao Pedro's opener when they hosted Burnley. After missing various chances to double their lead, Wesley Fofana's red card played a big part in the Blues succumbing to a late Zian Flemming equaliser.

Their terrible result this weekend left Chelsea priced at 5/2 to make the top four.

London Stadium Stalemate Earns Hammers Point

West Ham's 0-0 draw with Bournemouth earned them a valuable point in their fight for Premier League survival. Results elsewhere saw them move a point closer to the safe zone, and they're now priced at 4/5 to be relegated.

Mac Fires Forest Towards Drop Zone

Alexis Mac Allister's goal took an important point away from Nottingham Forest. This weekend didn't play out in new boss Vitor Pereira's favour, as West Ham's draw saw them move closer to the Trees in 17th. Forest is now 23/10 to be relegated.

Derby Defeat for Spurs

Spurs' 4-1 defeat to Arsenal has left them in a precarious position near the foot of the Premier League table. They're now just four points clear of 18th-placed West Ham and therefore in serious threat of going down. Spurs are 4/1 to be relegated.

Glasner on Thin Ice

Crystal Palace's narrow victory over Wolves did little to heal the relationship between the club and their manager, Oliver Glasner. Highly unlikely to remain at the club beyond this season, he's 2/3 to be the next PL manager to be sacked.

Late Point for Parker

Scott Parker's Burnley snatched a late point at Stamford Bridge this weekend. With his future as Clarets boss up in the air, he's 7/2 to be the next PL manager to leave post.

Haaland turns Provider

No goal this weekend for Erling Haaland, but he did turn provider for Nico O'Reilly's second. The Norwegian is 1/12 to win the Golden Boot.

Thiag-No Goal

Igor Thiago couldn't find the net in Brentford's defeat to Brighton. The Brazilian forward is 14/1 to win the Golden Boot this season.