Latest Premier League Odds: Leicester's Fate Sealed, Liverpool Nearly There

A late Trent Alexander-Arnold winner left Liverpool one win away from the title, while Leicester's fate was sealed. This and more in the latest PL odds recap.

Liverpool With One Hand On Premier League Title

A late winner for Liverpool was scored by who other than Trent Alexander-Arnold, with the scouser securing all three points for his hometown team. His left-footed strike finally broke the deadlock in the game's final fifteen minutes, with one goal enough to put Leicester to the sword.

Rumours of his future continue to swirl, but one thing that is a near certainty is that he'll be ending the season with his hands on another Premier League title. They're 1/1000 to win it.

Gunners Fire Four Past Ipswich

Arsenal's midweek heroics had no after-effect on their Premier League game this weekend. In midweek, the Gunners made the Champions League semi-final, beating Los Blancos 2-1 on the day and 5-1 on aggregate.

They also produced an emphatic display on their return to league football. Leandro Trossard's brace was added to by Gabriel Martinelli and Ethan Nwaneri in a 4-0 win. Arsenal are 150/1 to win the Premier League.

Forest Back To Winning Ways

Nottingham Forest had lost two big games in the space of a week before facing Spurs on Monday night. With those around them playing each other, a win was imperative to keep them within the top four.

Elliot Anderson's early deflected effort set the tone for his side, with Forest riding out 2-1 winners. A big three points in their pursuit of the Champions League spots, with just five games left to play. They're evens to make the top four.

Villa Victorious In Newcastle Six-Pointer

Aston Villa hosted Newcastle in an important game in the race for the top four spots. An electric atmosphere at Villa Park was taken up a notch when Ollie Watkins scored just a minute in, and the Englishman's performance was likely his best all season.

In the end, Villa were rightful 4-1 winners. This victory was dampened though as they were beaten 2-1 by Manchester City. Villa as such, are 11/4 to make the top four.

The Villa loss was a big one for Newcastle, particularly after the fine run of form that they'd been on, having won their previous five. They're now 1/1 to make the top four.

As mentioned, City added to their win over Everton by beating fellow CL chasers Aston Villa. City are now 1/4 to make the Champions League spots and end the season in the top four.

Leicester Loss Seals Championship Fate

Leicester's last defeat against Liverpool was the final nail in their coffin, with relegation now mathematically confirmed. Both them and Southampton are already preparing for Championship football.

Ipswich Likely For Last Spot

Ipswich's battering at the hands of Arsenal wasn't quite the final straw for the Tractor Boys, but it wasn't far off. With just five left to play, they're 15 points behind 17th-place West Ham and have a significantly worse goal difference than them. It's just a matter of time now.

Potential Punishments Still Loom Over Manchester City.

Manchester City aren't in the clear yet regarding the charges they were handed by the Premier League. City dispute the claims and challenge that they were unlawful.

Their second challenge against the Premier League's Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules will go to trial in mid-October, according to Sky Sports News. If found guilty, they could be in for a points deduction.

Salah's Scoring Stalls

Mohamed Salah looks the clear favourite to win the Golden Boot but has struggled to score in recent weeks. He still has a chance of making 30 goals and 20 assists this season but would need to refind his form in these final three games. He's 1/200 to win the Golden Boot.

Isak has been free-scoring at times this season, but has struggled to capitalise on Mo Salah's run of goalless games. The Swede has scored just twice in his last five games, which, by his standards, he'll likely be disappointed with. He's 66/1 to win the Golden Boot.