Latest Premier League Odds: Hammers Horror While Title Race Heats Up

Arsenal, Manchester City and Aston Villa were all victorious, while West Ham's struggles continued. This and more in the latest Premier League odds recap.

Rutter OG Ensures Gunners Victory

Arsenal's 2-1 win over Brighton keeps them top of the table going into a huge clash with Aston Villa on Tuesday.

After Martin Odegaard put the hosts 1-0 up, Brighton forward Georginio Rutter gave the league leaders a huge helping hand in securing victory by scoring an own goal. The Gunners remain 8/11 to win the title this season.

Cherki Brilliance Fires City to Victory

Manchester City beat Nottingham Forest 2-1 over the weekend and had Rayan Cherki to thank for it. Registering another goal and assist, he played a big part in clinching the three points. Could he inspire a title win in his first Premier League season? His side are 6/4 to win the title.

Watkins Brace Furthers Villa's Title Charge

Ollie Watkins proved the difference for Aston Villa, as his brace off the bench saw the Villans win from behind at Stamford Bridge. As a result, Aston Villa are now 16/1 to win the Premier League.

Ollie Brace Halts Blues in Top Four Race

Chelsea looked comfortable at 1-0 when they hosted Aston Villa over the weekend. That was until the introduction of Ollie Watkins, who netted two and won his side the three points. Nevertheless, Chelsea are 6/4 to make the top four this season and secure a Champions League spot.

Dorgu Downs Magpies

One goal was all it took for Patrick Dorgu to secure all three points for Manchester United in their clash against Newcastle. For the Reds and their manager Ruben Amorim, it meant ending a three-match winless streak at Old Trafford, and they're 7/2 to finish in the first four.

For Newcastle United, on the other hand, it was huge disappointment. They're now three games without a win, which includes their humiliating defeat to rivals Sunderland. They're now 16/1 to make the top four.

Wolves Lose Again

Wolves are 1/100 to be relegated this season, and are fully expected to be playing their football in the Championship next season. Of course, no one expected them to get anything against the reigning champions Liverpool.

Bore Draw for Burnley

Burnley and Everton played out one of the worst games of football you'll see all season at Turf Moor this weekend. The Toffees missed five first-teamers, and Burnley aren't particularly great regardless of who they play. At 1/20 to be relegated, it's hard to imagine they'll retain their Premier League status next season.

West Ham Still Five Points Adrift

West Ham remain five points adrift from safety after their 1-0 loss to Fulham. They're fortunate that Nottingham Forest were unable to add any points to their tally, though the situation remains very serious. They're 2/5 to be relegated.

No Joy As Hammers Boss for Nuno

There hasn't been much for Nuno Espirito Santo to celebrate in his time so far as West Ham boss. Now winless in their last seven, the club directors might be weighing up who they'd like to lead them out in the Championship next season. Nuno is 9/4 to be the next PL manager to leave the post.

Another Point for Parker

Like West Ham, at this point, Burnley should probably be considering who they think is capable of getting them promoted from the Championship next season. Scott Parker is 5/1 to be the next PL manager to leave the post.

Haaland Remains Favourite

There were no more goals for Erling Haaland this weekend when Manchester City faced Nottingham Forest, but he remains the firm favourite to win the Premier League Golden Boot at 1/20.

Six games have passed since Igor Thiago last scored a goal in the Premier League. Whilst he's still the closest to leader Haaland in the scoring charts, he is eight goals behind. He's 25/1 to win the Golden Boot come the end of the season.