Latest Premier League Odds: Arsenal Consolidate Lead and City Edge Thriller

Arsenal beat Brentford to extend their lead at the top, and Manchester City hit five in Fulham thriller. This and more in the latest Premier League odds recap.

Mikel Buzzing after Win over the Bees

Arsenal's makeshift forward Mikel Merino led the Gunners' frontline admirably again - his opener after eleven minutes saw his side on their way to a big victory over Brentford. Bukayo Saka's late sealer secured his side a big three points in their pursuit of the title.

Currently five points clear at the top, they're 4/9 to get their hands on the title.

City Edge Nine-Goal Thriller

A Fulham fightback had Pep Guardiola and supporters fearing the worst, as they fought back from 5-1 down to make the score 5-4. Fortunately for them, City managed to hold on to all three points in a game that saw Erling Haaland score his 100th Premier League goal.

Now 3/1 to lift the Premier League title, they'll need to find some consistency and rely on Arsenal to start dropping points.

Moises Red Sees Chelsea Struggle

A Caicedo-less Chelsea faced a tough midweek trip to Elland Road, where their title charge was put on pause. They went into halftime 2-0 down, and after half of a comeback, some calamitous defending saw Dominic Calvert-Lewin put a third and final nail in the Blues' coffin.

Chelsea are now nine points behind league-leading London rivals Arsenal and are 25/1 to win the Premier League.

Liverpool Scrape Point at Anfield

Liverpool were very poor against Sunderland in midweek. Sunderland took the lead after an hour, after Chemsdine Talbi's effort took a wicked deflection off Virgil van Dijk, before a poor Florian Wirtz effort also flew in rather fortunately off Sunderland defender Nordi Mukiele.

A game they might have lost on another day - the reigning champions are really struggling. They're 8/13 to salvage a poor season and make the top four.

Meh Midweek for Manchester United

Just when Manchester United look to finally be on the up, they're brought straight back down to earth. The Reds were poor against relegation-threatened West Ham, and some negative substitutions from Ruben Amorim did not go down well.

The game ended 1-1 after Soungoutou Magassa's late equaliser, and the points were shared. United are now 3/1 to make the top four.

Emery's Men Make it Five Straight League Wins

Aston Villa are in tremendous form after a tremulous start to the season, where they struggled to even score a goal. Their streak has seen them rise all the way up to third place, and 10/3 to remain in the top four at the end of this campaign.

Eight Losses Straight for Wolves

Wolves are terrible. They're 1/33 to survive relegation, and they look a dead cert to finish bottom. They've scored just seven all season and have conceded 29. They're in serious danger of beating Derby's all-time low points record.

Burnley Lose Fifth Straight Game

Burnley were beaten again in midweek and are now five without picking up a single point. Stuck on ten points, they're now four away from exiting the danger zone. They're 1/8 to make the drop.

Magassa Earns Hammers a Point at Old Trafford

A poor game at Old Trafford between Manchester United and West Ham ended in a solid point for the Hammers. They're still inside the bottom three, and are 10/11 to be relegated.

Big Leeds Win Eases Pressure on Farke

Leeds' huge win over Chelsea will have done wonders for Daniel Farke. He's still the favourite to be the next PL manager axed at 5/6, but will hope their big midweek win will spur his side on.

Frank Under Threat

Thomas Frank's Spurs are now winless in their last four Premier League games, but did manage to pick up a decent point away at St. James Park. He faces his old club Brentford this week, in a game that could decide his future. He's 4/1 to be the next PL manager sacked.

Haaland Hits 100th Premier League Goal

Erling Haaland's brace against Fulham this week saw him score his 100th Premier League goal, becoming the fastest player ever to do so. He's now 1/8 to win the Golden Boot.

Igor Goes Goalless

Igor Thiago played just half an hour off the bench in the Bees' 2-0 defeat away at Arsenal. After a goalless week, his tally remains at 11, and he's 9/1 to top the goalscoring charts this season.