A Manchester City draw saw the title edge closer to North London, while three relegation candidates drew. This and more in the latest PL odds recap.
Max Dowman became the youngest-ever goal scorer in the Premier League as he ran the length of the pitch to score the second in a late 2-0 win for the Gunners. His goal moved Arsenal 9 points ahead of Manchester City, as the Citizens dropped points.
While City have a game in hand and the two are set to meet again in the league, Arsenal are undoubtedly favourites. They're 1/10 to win the Premier League.
Manchester City's 1-1 draw seemed to hand the title to Arsenal. Pep Guardiola had labelled the tie a 'must-win' beforehand, and a draw wasn't to be good enough to keep pace with the league leaders.
City are now 8/1 to win the Premier League title this season.
Bruno Fernandes showed his brilliance yet again in Manchester United's 3-1 win over Aston Villa. The Red Devils look set to make a top-four finish but aren't really in title conversations at this stage of the season. They're 200/1 to win the Premier League.
Most inside Anfield would've expected the Reds to breeze past Spurs - but this wasn't to be. Liverpool looked distinctly average and surrendered a 1-0 lead in the final minutes to what felt like an inevitable Richarlison goal.
A point against a club in turmoil did Liverpool little good in their pursuit of the top four, where they're priced at 10/11 to finish.
Defeat to Manchester United added to a poor run of form for Aston Villa, putting their top-four spot in jeopardy. They'll need a big push at the end of the season to secure Champions League football next campaign.
Villa are 6/4 to secure a top-four spot this season.
Poor defending from Chelsea saw Anthony Gordon capitalise, with his goal proving the decider. Just 1 win in their last 5 Premier League games left the Blues three points behind fourth place.
They're now 9/4 to finish the season inside the top four.
West Ham performed well in their clash with Manchester City and thoroughly deserved a point. The Hammers' back three defended excellently, with ex-Arsenal man Konstantinos Mavropanos standing out and scoring the equaliser.
After this weekend's action, West Ham are now 7/4 to be relegated.
Spurs earned a solid point on the road this weekend. Relegation Richarlison returned, striking in stoppage time to secure a draw that they probably deserved on the balance of the game.
Spurs are now 15/8 to be relegated from the Premier League this season.
A 0-0 draw for Nottingham Forest saw them move back out of the relegation zone after briefly dropping in on Saturday evening. Dan Ndoye was denied a winner by VAR, and the Trees had to settle for a single point rather than all three.
Forest are now 9/4 to go down this season.
Scott Parker's Burnley drew 0-0 with Bournemouth - a respectable result against a side chasing European football.
Parker is still under scrutiny, and many assume he won't be in the dugout when Burnley drop back into Championship football next season. He's 3/1 to be the next PL manager to leave post.
Oliver Glasner's Crystal Palace drew 0-0 with Leeds, despite their opponents having played with 10 men for the entirety of the second half. It is unlikely the Austrian will remain in charge of the Eagles next season. He's 6/4 to be the next PL manager to leave post.
Erling Haaland struggled in front of goal again as Manchester City drew with West Ham. He's still the favourite to win the Golden Boot at 1/8.
Brazilian Brentford frontman Igor Thiago added to his tally this weekend in Brentford's draw with Wolves. He's 7/1 to win the Golden Boot this season.

Joe is a football journalist who focuses on English football, having a soft spot for Everton, and he has worked for outlets such as Vavel in the past. At BettingLounge, he provides football insights and analyses odds changes, keeping his ear to the ground.