EPL Gameweek 7 Odds Update

A 1-0 win away to an out of form Crystal Palace side maintained Liverpool's position at the top. Liverpool were also the only Premier League team to win away from home at the weekend.

Diogo Jota's early goal was enough to secure victory at Selhurst Park and a sixth straight win in all competitions. Slot has now made the best start to any Liverpool manager in the Reds' history, with Jurgen Klopp's successor having won nine of his first 10 games in charge of the club.

Having been offered at around the 5/1 mark in the Premier League title winner odds a week ago, Liverpool are now at a best price of 7/2 to lift the trophy at the end of the 24-25 season.

But an injury to Alisson could cause issues for Liverpool, who are likely to be without the Brazil international for their next Premier League games, at home to Chelsea and away to Arsenal.

The Gunners are still top and the favourites in the Premier League title market at around 13/8.

Cameron Archer gave Southampton a surprise lead at the Emirates Stadium but Arsenal came from behind thanks to goals from Kai Havertz, Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka to win 3-1.

While Arsenal have won four games in a row - all of them at home - they have conceded six times in five games since their last clean sheet, against Atalanta in the Champions League.

That indicates Mikel Arteta has work to do on the training ground if Arsenal are to justify their status as Premier League title favourites ahead of Manchester City, who are now at 9/5.

City got back to winning ways after draws against Arsenal and Newcastle United in the Premier League, with Mateo Kovacic scoring a brace in a thrilling 3-2 home defeat of Fulham. Rodri's absence continues to pose a problem for Pep Guardiola but after the coming break they have games against struggling Wolves and Southampton, which should yield maximum points.

Behind the top three, this week's winners in the race for Champions League qualification were Brighton, who came from behind to beat Tottenham 3-2 in stunning fashion at the weekend.

The Seagulls have had teething problems at times under their new boss Fabian Hurzeler but they are an intriguing option at 10/1 in the Premier League top-four finish betting odds. Spurs have now been pushed out to odds of 3/1 in the same market after they somehow let a 2-0 lead slip.

Aston Villa followed their historic Champions League win over Bayern Munich with a scrappy 0-0 home draw against Manchester United, leaving them level on points with fourth-placed Chelsea. The Blues also dropped points, only able to earn a 1-1 draw with Nottingham Forest. Chelsea are now 19/20 to secure a top-four finish with Villa at 9/2. Newcastle are now 6/1 after drawing 0-0 at Everton, with Manchester United offered at a top price of 8/1 with the bookies.

Another game without a win has seen pressure grow on United boss Ten Hag, whose side are a lowly 14th in the Premier League table after their winless run stretched to five games. United also needed a late goal to emerge from their Europa League game away to Porto with a draw.

With United holding a scheduled board meeting before their next fixture, Ten Hag's future is sure to be debated by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who opted to give the Dutchman a new deal in the summer. Ten Hag is now at 4/5 in the next PL manager to leave their job betting odds, just ahead of the Wolves boss Gary O'Neil (3/1, from 6/1 a week ago) after they lost 5-3 at Brentford on Saturday.

Southampton's Russell Martin is also at 3/1 with his side yet to earn a first Premier League win and the Saints are seen as certainties to drop, priced at 1/4 in the PL relegation betting odds. They need results in upcoming games with Leicester, Everton and Wolves to boost their hopes.

The Foxes moved away from the drop zone over the weekend with their vital 1-0 home win over Bournemouth giving new boss Steve Cooper his first Premier League victory since taking over. Teenager Facundo Buonanotte scored the only goal of the game to move Leicester up to 15th and the Foxes are now priced up at around 4/5 in the Premier League relegation betting odds.

Palace dropped into the relegation zone as a result with the promise shown by Oliver Glasner's side at the end of last season ebbing away. The Eagles have only scored once in their last three Premier League games and face a crucial trip to Nottingham Forest after the international break.

Palace are 7/1 to go down, with Forest out at 10/1 after they earned a draw at Stamford Bridge.

Ipswich's latest loss, away to West Ham, leaves them 10/11 in the Premier League relegation betting odds. Wolves are now 6/4 having been 2/1 to drop last week, with Everton still 9/4 after they followed up beating Palace by holding Newcastle to a 0-0 draw at Goodison on Saturday.