Latest Premier League Odds: Status Quo as Arsenal and Man City Both Win

Manchester City stole three points after late controversy in Merseyside, and Thomas Frank has come under fire after Spurs' loss to Manchester United. This and more in the latest PL odds recap.

Gunners Hit Sunderland for Three

A routine victory for Arsenal stretched their lead at the top of the Premier League table. The manner of their win was important in applying pressure on Manchester City, who faced Liverpool the next day.

The Gunners' 3-0 win and the preceding Sunday fixtures saw them go six points clear and priced at 1/6 to win the title.

City Stage Dramatic Comeback at Anfield

Manchester City eventually left Anfield with three points after a dramatic end to a typically entertaining fixture. After a sublime Dominic Szoboszlai free kick, Bernardo Silva scored before Erling Haaland dispatched from the spot to make the score 2-1.

Even further drama saw a Rayan Cherki goal from the halfway line disallowed, and Szoboszlai sent off. The game ended with Haaland's penalty as the decider, and City are now priced at 9/2 to win the title.

Another Win for Carrick's United

Manchester United are flying under Michael Carrick and continued their fine form on Saturday versus Spurs. Christian Romero, in typical fashion for the rash defender, received his marching orders early on and gave United a golden chance at another three points. 

Goals from Bryan Mbuemo and Bruno Fernandes secured a 2-0 victory for the Red Devils. Their brilliant run has them in title conversations, priced at 33/1 to win the league.

Villa Share Points with Bournemouth

Aston Villa settled for a point after their clash with Bournemouth. An early Morgan Rogers goal was cancelled out by teenage Cherries star Rayan; he scored his first since arriving from Vasco da Gama.

Their Saturday draw saw them slip further away from title contention, with it perhaps wise now to focus on a push for the top four. They're 8/11 to make the first four spots.

Palmer Hat-Trick Inspires Chelsea Victory

Cole Palmer looked back to his best in Chelsea's win at Molyneux. His three goals secured another big three points for new Blues boss Liam Rosenior, who's enjoying a successful start to life in West London.

Now priced at 5/4 to make the top four spots, there's no reason they can't secure Champions League football if they sustain their recent good form.

Szob Sees Red in Liverpool Loss

A dramatic end to Liverpool's coveted clash with Manchester City saw a long-range strike from Rayan Cherki disallowed and Dominic Szoboszlai receiving a red card. The outcome neither side wanted, but VAR saw its chance to make the headlines.

Liverpool, now 6/4 to make the top four, are at serious risk of missing out on Champions League football next season.

Life in the Championship awaits Wolves

Wolves are 1/500 now to be relegated this season. It's hard to see them even coming close to survival, and January signings indicated preparation for Championship life next season.

Burnley Eleven Points Adrift after Hammers Victory

Burnley's six-pointer with West Ham was a must-win if they were to have even the slightest chance at survival. Instead, a Hammers victory saw their own chances bolstered, moving just three points behind Nottingham Forest.

Burnley are now priced at 1/50 to make the drop, while victors West Ham have a fighting chance at 4/6.

Romero Red does Frank No Favours

Thomas Frank is 6/4 and the favourite to be the next PL manager out the door. It's been a disappointing season for Spurs fans, and you can't help but feel Frank has lost the faith of his players.

Parker Under Pressure

Burnley are all but down, and it's probably around the time the Burnley hierarchy decides whether they'd like him to remain in charge next season. He's 11/4 to be the next PL manager to be sacked.

Haaland Pen Ends Baron Run

Erling Haaland coolly dispatched a pressure penalty against Liverpool, which eventually proved the winner. His 21st goal of the season sees him priced at 1/14 to finish this season as the Premier League's top goalscorer.

Thiago Nets in Bees Win

Igor Thiago scored his 17th goal of the season in Brentford's win over Newcastle. He's 12/1 to win the Premier League Golden Boot