Manchester City capitalised on a damaging Arsenal defeat ahead of a huge clash next weekend. This and more in the latest PL odds recap.
Alex Scott's second-half winner at The Emirates was disastrous for the Gunners. After their loss and City's storming win in the capital, Arsenal are now just six clear of the Citizens, having played an extra game. The two clash this weekend in a game that now feels decisive in the race for the Premier League title.
Arsenal are 8/11 to win the Premier League as a result.
Manchester City won comfortably at Stamford Bridge, knowing that any points gained would move them closer to the league leaders. Nico O'Reilly, Marc Guehi and Jeremy Doku scored to perfectly set up this weekend's clash between first and second to be one for the ages.
Pep Guardiola's side are now 6/5 to win the Premier League title ahead of a massive clash with Arsenal.
Below, we have collected the top teams and their respective odds to finish top four in the 2025/26 Premier League season, excluding the title contenders.
Leeds won a league game at Old Trafford for the first time in 45 years after two first-half strikes from Noah Okafor. United fought back to make the game 2-1 but couldn't complete a comeback after Lisandro Martinez received a straight red card for a hair pull on Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
After a loss to their bitter rivals, Manchester United are 2/9 to make the top four this season. You'd still expect them to get a Champions League place, but they are far from a finished article.
Aston Villa took a point from their battle with Nottingham Forest. Defender Murillo saw his own goal cancelled out by teammate Neco Williams in the first half, and the game finished 1-1.
A decent away point sees Villa priced at 8/15 to finish inside the top four this season.
Rio Ngumoha opened the scoring in Liverpool's 2-0 win over Fulham with an emphatic strike. Goals from the youngster and Mo Salah kept Arne Slot's side in the race for the top four, ahead of the first Merseyside derby at Everton's new ground.
Liverpool are 11/8 to make the top four.
A loss to Sunderland wasn't how Roberto De Zerbi wanted his first game as Spurs manager to go. His side currently occupy the final relegation spot and are 1/1 to remain in the drop zone come the end of the season.
Both Taty Castellanos and Konstantinos Mavropanos scored braces to seal a 4-0 win for West Ham this weekend. The Hammers are now two points outside the relegation zone after Spurs' loss to Sunderland. West Ham are now priced at 15/8 to be relegated.
Nottingham Forest's point against Aston Villa could prove incredibly valuable come the end of the season. After results elsewhere, they're currently three points away from the bottom three. Forest are now 5/1 to be relegated.
Oliver Glasner is priced at 6/4 to be the next PL manager to leave post. It's a matter of when, not if, the Austrian leaves Crystal Palace.
Priced at 2/1 to be the next PL manager to leave post, Arne Slot's dismissal as Liverpool head coach at some point soon is likely. After winning the title last season and spending big in the summer, it hasn't really happened for the Dutchman this season.
Erling Haaland's Premier League scoring struggles continued in Manchester City's emphatic win against Chelsea. Now just one goal ahead of Igor Thiago, Haaland is 1/5 to win the Golden Boot.
Igor Thiago's brace against Everton was his 20th and 21st goals this season. Now just one behind Erling Haaland, he's 9/2 to win the Golden Boot.

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.