Latest Premier League Odds: Arsenal Leave it Late and Frank Faces Critics

Arsenal scraped past Wolves to remain first and Thomas Frank is facing criticism. This and more in the latest Premier League odds recap.

Arsenal Survive Late Wolves Scare

Arsenal might count themselves lucky to still be two points clear at the top of the Premier League table. They struggled greatly against a dreadful Wolves side and even had the scare of dropping points after massive striker Tolu Arokodare levelled proceedings late on.

Fortunately for Mikel and his men, Arsenal did score even later on to ensure all three points remained in London. They're now 8/11 to lift the title this season.

Pep's Men Breeze Past Palace

Manchester City continued their fine form in the Premier League, beating Crystal Palace 3-0. Erling Haaland and Phil Foden were both in and amongst the goals, as the Cityzen's look to ramp up their pursuit of the title.

They'll have been disappointed to see Arsenal scrape three points, as they could've gone level on points with the league leaders. Manchester City are now 13/8 to win the Premier League title.

Hugo Goals Hand Liverpool Important Win

Hugo Ekitike's brace at the weekend was a big one, as Liverpool desperately look to change their fortunes this season. Their win over Brighton will hopefully signal some sort of turnaround for manager Arne Slot.

Liverpool are now 28/1 to win the Premier League title for the second year running, after giving those around them a humongous head start.

Cole Palmer Fires Chelsea Back to Winning Ways

Chelsea star Cole Palmer's full return was a sight for sore Chelsea eyes after some recent poor results. In from the start, he scored the opener against Everton before Malo Gusto secured three points for the Blues.

The victory leaves Chelsea 10/11 to make the top four this season.

Villa Edge Claret Derby

Aston Villa just about won the latest iteration of the Premier League's claret derby, between themselves and West Ham. Morgan Rogers stole the show, as his goals secured three points for the Villains.

As a result, Aston Villa are now 11/8 to make the top four and guarantee themselves a spot in the Champions League next season.

United Share Spoils after Eight-Goal Thriller

Manchester United's match with Bournemouth was one of the most manic we've seen this season, with the goals split evenly in an eight-goal thriller and the points shared.

Now 11/4 to make the top four this season, Manchester United will fare without starters Bryan Mbuemo, Amad Diallo and Noussair Mazraoui as they join up with their national sides for AFCON.

Wolves Come Close to Third Point

Wolves are going down, whimpering. That's fairly obvious. They did, however, come very close to earning a third point in the Premier League this season - against the league leaders, too. They're 1/100 to be relegated.

Burnley Lose Again

Burnley lost again, this time to Fulham, but they did at least put up a fight. A dazzling Harry Wilson performance did see to that Fulham returned to London with all three points, leaving Burnley 1/16 to go down.

West Ham Rogered

West Ham were on the wrong end of the latest Premier League claret derby, which did their place in the league table no favours. An impressive Morgan Rogers performance won Villa the game, and they're 10/11 to be relegated this season, as they're yet to really pick up under Nuno Espirito Santo.

Frank Under Fire

It feels like the end is near for Thomas Frank. The players don't appear invested in his tenure, further evidenced by their recent heavy defeat at the hands of fellow strugglers Nottingham Forest. Frank is 3/1 to be the next Premier League manager to leave post. 

Scott Parker Struggling

Scott Parker's Burnley have now lost seven games on the spin. His circumstances at Burnley aren't great considering their poor squad, but it's a question if the hierarchy at Turf Moor thinks someone else could do a better job. He's 7/2 to be the next PL manager out of a job.

Haaland Nets Brace

Erling Haaland netted a couple more goals over the weekend in City's 3-0 win over Crystal Palace. He's 1/16 to win the Golden Boot.

Igor Thiago has now gone three games without a goal and is trailing the leader Haaland by 6. He's 16/1 to win the top scorer award.