Latest Premier League Odds: City Keep Pace and Spurs Struggles Continue

Manchester City won to keep pace with Arsenal, and Spurs are in real danger. This and more in the latest PL odds recap.

Arsenal Edge Chelsea Clash

Arsenal just about managed to keep all three points in North London after their clash with West Londoners Chelsea. Set pieces reigned supreme again as both sides scored from corners, and the Gunners staved off a 10-man Chelsea comeback.

Arsenal's win sees them priced at 4/9 to win the Premier League.

Semenyo Settles the Score

Antoine Semenyo's first-half goal was enough to win Manchester City the game when they faced Leeds. Away wins at Elland Road are never easy, but City managed to win and keep pace with the league leaders.

The Cityzens are priced at 13/8 to win the Premier League.

Brilliant Bruno Inspires United Comeback

Bruno Fernandes turned the game around as Manchester United came from behind to beat Crystal Palace. Maxence Lacroix scored and was sent off in controversial circumstances, but the Reds benefited and rode out 2-1 winners.

Michael Carrick's men are now 80/1 to win the title.

Liverpool Win Seven-Goal Thriller

Liverpool beat West Ham 5-2 at Anfield on Saturday. Hugo Ekitike and Dominik Szoboszlai played starring roles as Arne Slot's side romped to victory, leapfrogging Chelsea in the process.

Liverpool are now 8/13 to make the top four this season.

Gomes Duo the Villains

Joao Gomes and then Rodrigo Gomes scored to seal Aston Villa's defeat at Molyneux. A bitter pill to swallow for Unai Emery, as his side failed to beat one of the worst PL teams ever.

Their disappointing result left Villa priced at 11/10 to make the top four this season.

Blues Beaten by League Leaders

Chelsea gave a decent account of themselves against Arsenal, falling only to the wrath of Arsenal's set pieces. Pedro Neto's daft red card certainly didn't help either.

The Blues are now 3/1 to make the top four and secure Champions League football next season at the Bridge.

Hammers Take a Hammering

West Ham were on the wrong end of a seven-goal thriller on Saturday, as they lost 5-2 at Anfield. While defeat was likely, losing so heavily won't help morale in East London.

West Ham are 8/11 to drop down to the Championship come the end of the season.

Forest Fall to Fellow Strugglers Brighton

Defeat to Brighton was a significant one for Nottingham Forest. Fixtures are running out, and games against other struggling teams are their best chance at picking up points.

After their weekend defeat, Forest are now 5/2 to be relegated from the Premier League.

Tudor Reign Starts Terribly

Fulham ensured Spurs got off to the worst possible start under Igor Tudor. Goals from Harry Wilson and Alex Iwobi kept Spurs within touching distance of trailing West Ham and Nottingham Forest.

Spurs are now 7/2 to make the drop.

Glasner Eager to Go

Oliver Glasner can't wait to part ways with Crystal Palace. After a monumental fallout with the club's hierarchy earlier on in the season, it's been pretty clear he won't be in the Eagles' dugout next season.

He's priced at 1/3 to be the next PL manager to leave.

Parker Loses Out after Stoppage-Time Chaos

A frantic and unfortunate end to Burnley's close-fought clash with Brentford saw Scott Parker's side miss out on three points. He's still in the firing line as the Clarets prepare for life back in the Championship.

Parker is now 7/2 to be the next PL manager to leave the post.

Knock Halts Haaland

Erling Haaland didn't make the squad for Manchester City's clash with Leeds and had no chance to add to his goalscoring tally. He's still the clear favourite to win the Golden Boot, priced at 1/16

Thiago Nets in Thriller

Igor Thiago scored one of Brentford's four against Burnley. He's now 12/1 to finish this Premier League season as top scorer.