Latest Premier League Odds: Derby Day Delight For Liverpool and Chelsea

It was derby day delight for both Liverpool and Chelsea in their respective rivalries, while things went from bad to worse for Ruud van Nistelrooy. This and more in the latest PL odds recap.

Liverpool Secure Crucial Merseyside Derby Win

Liverpool triumphed over local rivals Everton in the latest Merseyside Derby, with Diogo Jota’s composed finish proving enough to secure three crucial points for the Reds in their push for the Premier League title.

With just eight games remaining in the season, Liverpool appear to be on course for the title, and they’re 1/50 to win the Premier League title.

Meanwhile, Arsenal kept up their winning form as they welcomed back star forward Bukayo Saka, who marked his return with a goal to put the Gunners 2-0 ahead, eventually winning 2-1.

Despite being 12 points adrift of Liverpool, it’s becoming increasingly unlikely that they’ll be able to close the gap, but Arsenal are still on track to finish the season strongly. They’re now 20/1 to win the Premier League title.

Chelsea’s Derby Win Boosts Top Four Hopes

Chelsea had their chance to break into the top four in a London derby against Spurs. After a tense battle, Enzo Fernandez’s goal sealed the victory for the Blues and claimed the three points.

That hard-earned win leaves Chelsea in a strong position to secure a Champions League spot, and they’re 11/8 to do so. They’re now one point ahead of Manchester City, who were absent from Premier League action this week due to their FA Cup commitments. Pep Guardiola’s men are 4/6 to make the top four.

Nottingham Forest played one of their most important games of the season, defeating Manchester United at the City Ground, with former Red Devil Anthony Elanga scoring the winner.

Thanks to the victory, Forest now find themselves 2/5 to finish in the top four, showing that they still have a chance to qualify for European competition.

Ipswich’s Shocking Win Over Bournemouth

Ipswich stunned Bournemouth in a crucial match to slow the Cherries’ European ambitions. Goals from Liam Delap and Nathan Broadhead earned Ipswich their first Premier League win of 2025.

However, it seems like it may be too little, too late for Ipswich, who now sit nine points adrift of safety. They’re 1/16 to make the drop back down to the Championship at the season’s end.

Wolves secured back-to-back wins with a 1-0 victory over West Ham, thanks to a goal from Jorgen Strand Larsen. This leaves them with a comfortable nine-point cushion from the relegation zone. They're 20/1 to make the drop.

Leicester’s Dismal Run Under Ruud van Nistelrooy

Ruud van Nistelrooy’s tenure as Leicester City boss has been disastrous, with the Foxes suffering another defeat—this time to Manchester City.

Leicester have now lost six consecutive Premier League matches without even scoring a goal, leaving van Nistelrooy firmly in the hot seat. He’s currently the favourite to be sacked next, placed at 5/6.

Ange Postecoglou’s struggles at Tottenham continue, with Spurs narrowly losing to Chelsea in another disappointing display. The Australian was visibly frustrated both during and after the match.

He is 13/8 to be the next Premier League manager to part ways with his club. Even if he survives until the end of the season, it’s unclear whether chairman Daniel Levy will keep him in charge beyond then.

Mohamed Salah Continues Golden Boot Charge

While Mohamed Salah didn’t add to his tally in Liverpool’s Merseyside Derby win, his lead at the top of the Premier League goal-scoring chart remains secure. He’s 1/20 to win the Golden Boot.

Erling Haaland, Salah’s closest competitor, sustained an injury against Bournemouth, which is set to sideline him for several weeks. This could significantly impact his chances of catching Salah, and as a result, Haaland is now 33/1 to win the award.

Alexander Isak continued his impressive form by scoring in Newcastle’s 2-1 win over Brentford. He is now just one goal behind Haaland and seven behind the leader Salah. Isak is 33/1 to win the Golden Boot.