Latest Premier League Odds: Derby Delight for City and Penalty Drama for Liverpool

Manchester City dominated United in the Manchester Derby, and Liverpool were given a helping hand versus Burnley. This and more in the latest Premier League odds watch.

Late Penalty Sees Liverpool Extend Perfect Start

Burnley looked set to cling on for a point at Turf Moor against the champions, only for Hannibal Mejbri to hand the Reds a late lifeline.

Mohamed Salah, quieter than usual this season by his own lofty standards, held his nerve from the spot to secure all three points for Liverpool. That stoppage-time drama leaves the Reds 5/4 to go on and lift the Premier League title.

Arsenal Sweep Aside Forest

A familiar face in the dugout returned to the Emirates, but Ange Postecoglou’s Forest were no match for Arsenal.

Summer signing Martin Zubimendi struck twice, including a superb effort from distance, while Viktor Gyökeres added another to seal a comfortable 3–0 win. That result keeps Arsenal firmly in the hunt, priced at 8/5 to win the Premier League.

Foden Shines in Derby Delight

The Manchester Derby played out in a way City fans have grown accustomed to in recent years. Erling Haaland found the net, but it was Phil Foden who stole the headlines, marking his return to form with a crucial goal.

City, now 13/2 to lift the title, know consistency will be key if they’re to reclaim their Premier League crown.

Brentford Stun Chelsea with Late Leveller

Chelsea dominated for much of their 2–2 draw with Brentford but failed to make it count. The Blues battled back from a goal down, with Moises Caicedo striking late to turn the game in their favour. The visitors weren't done, though, snatching a controversial equaliser at the death.

Dropped points against mid-table opposition leave Chelsea 4/9 to finish inside the top four this season.

Spurs’ New Arrival Sparks London Derby Win

Xavi Simons made an instant impact on his Spurs debut, helping his side cruise past West Ham. Operating comfortably from the left, he impressed alongside Mohamed Kudus, who shone against his former club.

Thomas Frank’s side looks to be building real momentum, and Spurs are now 7/2 to secure a top-four finish.

Newbie Nick Fires Newcastle to Victory

Newcastle’s summer signing Nick Woltemade wasted no time making his mark, netting the decisive goal in a good win over Wolves. Tasked with stepping into Alexander Isak’s shoes, the powerful forward rose to the occasion on his debut.

That result keeps Newcastle in the hunt for Champions League football, with the Magpies now 7/2 to seal a top-four spot.

Late Heartbreak for Burnley

Burnley looked set to earn a hard-fought point against the champions after a disciplined defensive display. However, stoppage-time drama saw Hannibal Mejbri penalised for handball when blocking a Liverpool cross, gifting the visitors a decisive penalty.

A cruel ending leaves the Clarets 4/11 and favourites for relegation.

Wolves’ Struggles Continue

Newcastle’s towering new striker Nick Woltemade caused problems throughout, eventually rising at the back post to seal victory for his side.

The defeat leaves Wolves stranded at the bottom of the table without a single point to their name. They’re now 4/5 to drop into the Championship.

Roefs Keeps Sunderland Steady

New signing Robin Roefs continued his fine start in goal for Sunderland, producing a standout display to help his side to a valuable draw against Crystal Palace.

The Black Cats sit in an encouraging seventh after four games, though fans know tougher challenges lie ahead. Sunderland are currently 11/10 to be relegated.

Potter Back Under Pressure

Graham Potter briefly eased the heat with West Ham’s win over Forest, but a heavy defeat to Spurs has reignited talk about his future.

He’s once again the frontrunner in the next-manager-to-go market, priced at 1/1 following Nuno Espírito Santo’s sacking.

Derby Defeat Piles Pressure on Amorim

Ruben Amorim’s United came up short in the first Manchester derby of the season, comfortably beaten by City. His refusal to alter his system at 3-0 down only fuelled concerns over his lack of flexibility.

The United boss is now 2/1 to be the next Premier League manager shown the door, with few expecting him to last the campaign.

Emphatic Erling Scores Derby Day Brace 

Erling Haaland bagged a brace in City’s dismantling of their rivals, but on another day, he might have had a handful. The Norwegian is 4/6 and the bookies’ favourite to claim the Golden Boot this season.

Swede Dreams for Gyökeres

Arsenal’s new frontman, Viktor Gyökeres, found the net again in their win over Nottingham Forest and thus continues his bright start in North London. He’s now 6/1 to finish the season as the Premier League’s top scorer.

Salah Seals Liverpool Victory With A Goal

Mohamed Salah may have spent much of the match glued to the touchline and away from his usual goal threat, but he still found a way onto the scoresheet for the champions. He’s currently 8/1 to retain the Golden Boot.