Latest Premier League Odds: Arsenal Six Points Clear; Pereira Waves Wolves Goodbye

Arsenal went six points clear at the top, and Wolves parted ways with Vitor Pereira. This and more in the latest Premier League odds watch.

Typical Arsenal at Turf Moor

Turf Moor was witness to a typical Arsenal performance over the weekend. Yet another professional outing for the Gunners saw them travel back down South with the three points.

First-half goals from Viktor Gyokeres and Declan Rice sealed victory and saw their side remain six points clear at the top of the Premier League. They're 4/9 to go on and win it.

Sweet Victory for City

Manchester City got back to winning ways in the league after beating high-flying Bournemouth 3-1. A brace from Erling Haaland and a second-half strike courtesy of Nico O'Reilly saw off the plucky Cherries.

They're 9/2 to win the Premier League, heading into a tough battle this weekend against the current champions.

First League Win in Five for Liverpool

Victory over Aston Villa was exactly what Arne Slot needed to relieve some of the pressure on him and his squad, ending a significant losing streak in league football as a result.

Now 7/1 to retain their title, they've got a lot of work to do if they wish to catch up to Arsenal and are in desperate need of some consistency.

Magnificent Moises earns Blues Bragging Rights

In the latest edition of the London Derby, it was Chelsea who took home the bragging rights. Spurs fans were left fuming after a dire display, with many starting to question Thomas Frank's tactics.

Moises Caicedo, as he often does, played a pivotal part in securing the game's only goal and the resulting victory for his team. They're 5/4 to finish in the top four this season.

Amad Equaliser sees Points Shared at City Ground

Amad Diallo's late leveller meant the points would be shared between Nottingham Forest and Manchester United. Despite Harry Maguire's late winner at Anfield recently, away form has proven an issue for boss Ruben Amorim and his side.

At 5/2 to make the top four and secure a Champions League spot for next season, the Red Devils must make sure their recent upturn in form wasn't an anomaly.

Newcastle Humbled by Hammers

Nuno Espirito Santo claimed his first win as West Ham boss as the Hammers hosted Newcastle. Goals from Lucas Paqueta, Tomas Soucek, and Sven Botman (in the wrong net) sealed a 3-1 victory for the Hammers.

For Newcastle, ahead of a crucial Champions League tie in midweek, they stretched their winless run away in the Premier League to eight matches. They're now 9/2 to make the top four and guarantee their appearance in the competition next season.

Pereira Pays the Price for Winless Wolves

Wolves are now winless after ten games following their defeat this weekend, a run that was enough to see Vitor Pereira lose his job. Having won just two points so far this season, they're currently eight points from safety.

It'll seemingly take a miracle to drag them away from danger, and they're 1/5 to make the drop to the second tier.

Burnley Tipped for Top Flight Exit

It's fair to say Burnley's results have so far been a mixed bag. Ten points from ten games isn't a terrible return for a promoted side, though it's expected that a couple of the sides currently below them will pick up significantly. As a result, they're 2/5 to be relegated.

West Ham Win At Last under Nuno

The Hammers finally won a game under new manager Nuno Espirito Santo, beating Newcastle 3-1. West Ham fans will be hoping this is the start of a good run, with a view to escaping the bottom three. They're 19/20 to be relegated.

Farke Under Fire 

Leeds boss Daniel Farke is facing increased pressure from supporters. Their 3-0 defeat to Brighton last time out was their third loss in four games. Following Vitor Pereira's sacking, Farke has become most bookies' favourite to go next at 5/2. 

Scott Parker: Stick or Twist?

As discussed, Burnley's start hasn't been as dismal as many of the promoted sides that came before them, but they don't exactly look a cert to stay up like Sunderland. Burnley's hierarchy may consider a fresh face to see if they can cement a place in the top flight for next season. Scott Parker is 6/1 to be the next Premier League manager to leave post.

Erling at the Double

Erling Haaland scored yet another brace in Manchester City's victory over Bournemouth. These two goals take his tally up to thirteen for the season, seven more than his closest competitor. He's the overwhelming favourite to win the Golden Boot at 1/6.

Gyokeres ends Scoreless Streak

A goal for Swedish forward Viktor Gyokeres saw the Arsenal man end his goalless streak. He and Declan Rice both netted against Burnley to take the Gunners six clear at the top. Gyokeres is 18/1 to win the Golden Boot.