An embarrassing loss for Manchester City saw Arne Slot’s Liverpool take an even more convincing hold in the league, now nine points clear. Should City fail to turn it around, it could all be over by Easter, particularly with the Gunners looking so lacklustre.
Premier League Winner Odds
All odds courtesy of bet365, correct at the time of publishing and subject to change.
Team | Odds |
Liverpool | 4/7 |
Arsenal | 11/4 |
Man City | 8/1 |
Chelsea | 16/1 |
Tottenham | 100/1 |
All Others | 150/1 Or Above |
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Liverpool @ 4/7
Taking such a convincing lead in the league has brought the odds for Liverpool’s title dream haring in, as Arne Slot helms what is the best side in the league.
Victories speak for themselves, as with 34 points to their name they top the league by a whopping comfortably, with one draw and loss in tow.
Of course, the Reds have been impressive but a major drop-off by Man City has improved their standing, as they look nye on untouchable right now.
Defeating City has only strengthened their case, as they move 11 points clear of the four-time champions.
The only side that looks capable of taking the fight to them is Arsenal, but the Gunners can technically only make up three points on the Reds, having drawn with them already.
Liverpool are squarely in the driving seat of the league, and they look unlikely to take their foot off the gas.
Arsenal @ 11/4
Arsenal’s odds continue to slip, after they briefly took the lead in the betting, post their draw with City, yet they now find themselves behind Arne Slot’s Reds.
Four games without a win seriously hurt the Gunners, but an impressive rebound after the international break has brought them firmly back into the fight, now sitting 2nd in the league.
Mikel Arteta’s men have been so close in both of the last two years, but it has not quite gone to plan so far, but few could have predicted the dominance Liverpool would find.
A draw with the Reds already means they cannot catch them based on meetings alone, and as such need some upsets in order to truly come back into the race, with nine points is a lot of ground to make up.
Man City @ 8/1
A truly woeful set of performances have seen the Citizens lose their grip on the table after lacklustre sides have stolen point after point from the six-time champions.
Sitting in fourth is a place they are unaccustomed to and 11 points off the top is one of the biggest gaps in the Pep Guardiola era.
Equally at 8/1, these are the longest odds they have ever experienced, even in the Arsenal challenging years.
A loss to Liverpool has hurt their case, as they simply look too far gone to come back into it now, as they have marked eight games without victory, something that has never befallen a Guardiola side.
City’s title bid is no longer in their own hands, and even with the side's ritual post-Christmas run where they often go unbeaten to the end of the season looks far-fetched now.
It has been said one can never truly count out City, but at this point, the equation simply isn’t adding up.
Chelsea @ 16/1
Chelsea looked to have finally pulled themselves together, with a slew of victories to their name, after a start to the season that saw them secure a meagre amount of points.
Enzo Maresca’s side's odds keep dropping, as they have now risen to third in the league, on a par with Arsenal in terms of points, supposedly behind them on a mere alphabetical technicality.
Of course, nine points is a lot to make up, but if the bookies seemingly see the Gunners in with a shot of doing this, who is to say Chelsea cannot either?
The Blues have dragged themselves into the fight, whilst last term's title challengers floundered.
Chelsea finally looks to be resurgent, after years of misery, and are well within a shot, as odds of 16/1 offer some great value, particularly at third in the table, two points ahead of City and nine off Liverpool.
Tottenham @ 100/1
Spurs have been floated as potential title challengers for years now, and many consider Ange Postecoglou the future of the North London club, yet the distinct lack of a truly world-class squad continues to hamper them.
Inconsistency also plagues the North London club, as victories always seem to be followed by off-colour losses, cutting their points and in turn chances.
Seventh in the league, and ten points adrift, is a long way back to challenge from.
Should Spurs gain some consistency they could well challenge much higher up the table, but the title still looks beyond them.
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