The Bees stung Arsenal as Manchester City moved two points closer to the league leaders. This and more in the latest PL odds recap.
Below, we have collected the top teams and their respective odds to win the title in the 2025/26 Premier League season.
A mightily impressive Michael Kayode long throw cost Arsenal all three points in their midweek clash with Brentford. The Bees were resolute to Arsenal's approach and looked a constant threat from their own set pieces.
After dropping two points, Arsenal are now 4/11 to win the Premier League.
First-half goals from Antoine Semenyo, Nico O'Reilly, and Erling Haaland made a potentially tricky game look simple. The trio's early strikes handed them an important three points in their pursuit of the Premier League title.
They're now 9/4 to finish in first place.
An impressive late equaliser scored by Benjamin Sesko salvaged a point for Manchester United from their midweek clash with West Ham.
Not the performances we'd so far been used to seeing under Carrick's rule, but a point nonetheless from a precarious position against a team fighting for their lives at the other end. United are 66/1 to win the league title.
Below, we have collected the top teams and their respective odds to finish top four in the 2025/26 Premier League season, excluding the title contenders.
A late Jack Hinshelwood own goal was all that stood between Aston Villa and Brighton. The 20-year-old's OG gave Unai Emery's men a massive boost in their pursuit of the Champions League spots.
Villa are priced at 1/2 to make the top four, and to compete next season in the elite European competition.
Playing Sunderland away is a daunting task for any team, but Liverpool managed to leave the North East with all three points. Virgil van Dijk's opener was enough to secure all three points travelled back to Merseyside.
Now priced at 11/10 to make the top four, Reds manager Arne Slot will need his players to perform week in, week out to secure Champions League football next season.
Chelsea dominated Leeds for large parts of their midweek fixture but only managed to secure a point. Cole Palmer's late miss will haunt the Blues as they look to finish in the top four. They're priced at 6/4 to finish there.
Below, we have collected the top teams and their respective odds to be relegated in the 2025/26 Premier League season.
Benjamin Sesko's late equaliser was a real gut punch for the West Ham players and fans. The Hammers look set to pick up a huge three points in their bid for survival before the Slovenian struck late. The draw saw West Ham priced at 5/6 to go down.
A Wednesday night game at home, against the worst team in the league, was a golden opportunity for Nottingham Forest to pick up three points. Despite their domination, they only managed a point, and Sean Dyche was sacked in the aftermath. Forest are now 5/2 to make the drop.
Thomas Frank was also sacked after another disappointing result as Spurs manager. A 2-1 home defeat proved the final nail in the coffin, and Spurs are in genuine danger of being caught up in a relegation battle. They're 11/2 to make the drop.
Below, we have collected the top contenders and their respective odds to be the next manager sacked in the 2025/26 Premier League season.
Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler is in danger of getting the axe after a dire run for the Seagulls. Winless in six PL games, including a 'derby' defeat to Crystal Palace, he may soon be relieved of his duties. He's 2/1 to be the next PL manager to leave the post.
Does Oliver Glasner want to be sacked? You'd be forgiven for thinking so. His fallout with the Crystal Palace hierarchy is well-documented, thanks to his outbursts to the press. There is no way he is managing the Eagles next season. He's 4/1 to be the next PL manager to get axed.
Below, we have collected the top contenders and their respective odds to be crowned top goalscorer in the 2025/26 Premier League season.
| 💻 Operator | 👔 Team | 📊 Odds | 👉 Visit Bookie |
|---|---|---|---|
| Erling Haaland | 1/16 | Place Bet |
| Igor Thiago | 12/1 | Place Bet |
Erling Haaland scored in midweek, taking his tally to 22 for the season. He's 1/16 to take home the Golden Boot.
Igor Thiago failed to add to his tally but performed well in Brentford's draw with Arsenal. He's 12/1 to win the Golden Boot.

Joe is a football journalist who focuses on English football, having a soft spot for Everton, and he has worked for outlets such as Vavel in the past. At BettingLounge, he provides football insights and analyses odds changes, keeping his ear to the ground.