Latest Premier League Odds: Late Liverpool Drama Again as Arsenal Advance

Liverpool lost late again and Arsenal are topping the table, while Ange Postecoglou is under mounting pressure. This and more in the latest Premier League odds watch.

The Gunners Take the Lead

Former Hammer Declan Rice and teammate Bukayo Saka helped Arsenal to a 2-0 victory over London rivals West Ham, which saw them go top and ultimately stay top after Liverpool's late defeat at Stamford Bridge.

The weekend's events also saw them emerge as the bookies' favourites to lift the title come the end of the season, placed at 10/11.

Liverpool Drop From Top Spot

For the second weekend running, the champions fell to a late defeat. This time, it was Chelsea's turn to take all three points from the holders and leave Arne Slot scratching his head again.

Enzo Maresca's side were good value for their win, with nearly-red Moises Caicedo starring and Brazilian wonderkid Estevao sliding in for a late winner. As a result, Liverpool dropped to second place and became the second favourite to win the Premier League, at 11/4. 

Batt-Erling Haaland Powers City to Narrow Victory 

Pep Guardiola will be delighted to see Manchester City back in touching distance of the Premier League title. They currently sit just three points behind league leaders Arsenal and are at 4/1 to pip them and Liverpool to the title.

Brilliant Blues Beat the Champions

A terrific performance saw Enzo Maresca’s Chelsea take all three points from their battle with Liverpool. Super-sub Estevao’s late sliding winner downed the champions again after their late defeat to Crystal Palace last week. 

Now 11/10 to make the top four this season, Chelsea will now hope to kick on after such a big victory and find some consistent form to ensure they’re playing Champions League football next season.  

Spurs Edge Tough Leeds Test

Spurs got back to winning ways when they beat Leeds 2-1 at Elland Road. Mohamed Kudus netted his first goal for his new club and won them a hard-fought tie. 

They now reside in third place after a brilliant start to the season under Thomas Frank, going into the international break at 11/4 to make the top four spots this season. 

Nick’s Spot Kick Secures Newcastle Victory

Both Bruno Guimaraes and Nick Woltemade scored impressive goals as Newcastle beat Nottingham Forest 2-0. After the Brazilian scored from range, St. James’ new giant German dispatched a late spot kick impressively to settle the game. They’re now 4/1 to finish in the top four. 

Burnley Beaten Again 

Two impressive finishes from Donyell Malen sunk Scott Parker’s side. After their 2-1 defeat, the Clarets have now lost four league games on the spin, and are showing no signs of fight. They’re now 3/10 to make the drop back to the Championship. 

Wolves Still Winless

On paper, a draw against Brighton is a strong result for a team anchored at the bottom of the Premier League table. A game they were expected to lose at least ended in a point.

However, Vitor Pereira’s team just can’t seem to buy a win, and are on just two points after seven games. They’re 8/13 to be relegated this season.  

Nuno Still Winless as West Ham Boss

West Ham were unable to build on their draw at the Hill Dickinson Stadium last week, as they fell to a 2-0 defeat at the Emirates on Saturday. Former skipper Declan Rice played a part in ensuring his old team remained in the drop zone. They’re 13/8 to be there come the end of the season. 

Ange Favourite For Axe

Ange Postecoglou hasn’t won a single game since taking over as Forest boss. It’s an appointment questioned by all and one that seemed certain to fail from day one. He’s 4/9 to be the next manager to leave the post, despite being the most recent to take up the role. 

Weekend Win Eases Pressure on Amorim 

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim is undoubtedly under intense scrutiny, but a victory over Sunderland this weekend will have afforded him some breathing space.  He’s 3/1 to be the next manager out of a job. 

Haaland Unstoppable Again

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland is in incredible form right now. He scored again this weekend, this time against Brentford, to ensure all three points came back with his side. He’s 1/3 to reclaim his Golden Boot. 

Gyokeres's Goal Tally Unchanged 

Arsenal forward Viktor Gyokeres went another week without a goal, and he fell even further behind Haaland in the scoring charts. He’s 8/1 to win the Golden Boot award.