Latest Premier League Odds: Liverpool 11/4 for the title after Manchester City drop points

The Premier League title race took its first real turn over the weekend as Manchester City were held to a 1-1 draw by newly promoted Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Things could have been worse for Pep Guardiola's men, who went 1-0 down to a Willy Boly goal in the second half despite starting the match as 2/7 (1.29) favourites to emerge with three points.

In the 28 matches they've played at home under Nuno Espirito Santo in all competitions Wolves have lost just twice (W18 D8 L2).

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Despite the stalemate at Molineux, William Hill's latest Premier League odds see City as 4/6 (1.67) shots to make it back-to-back domestic titles.

Liverpool's 1-0 win over Brighton means Jurgen Klopp's side now sit two points above the defending champions. William Hill clipped the Reds to 11/4 (3.75) to win the division from a pre-match quote of 3/1 (4.0) after Mohamed Salah's goal separated the sides at Anfield.

Chelsea also kept up their 100% league record under Maurizio Sarri - the fifth boss to oversee such a start at the club - and are now 10/1 (11.0) to finish top of the table this season. The Blues edged past Newcastle at St James' Park, their first league win at the stadium since December 2011.

William Hill make Tottenham 16/1 (17.0) shots in their latest outright market ahead of Spurs' trip to Old Trafford on Monday evening.

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Mauricio Pochettino's side haven't fared well on the road against Untied overall. In fact, they've lost more Premier League matches at this venue (21) than any team has lost away from home at a stadium in the competition's history.

This may be their best chance of a victory for a while though, with the bookmakers making the visitors just 21/10 (3.10) to come out on top. United for their part are a best price 8/5 (2.60) with William Hill at the time of writing and Jose Mourinho's men are 25/1 (26.0) to win the division.

Arsenal picked up their first league win under Unai Emery with a 3-1 victory over West Ham but the Gunners are a general 50/1 (51.0) shot in the outright market after starting the campaign with consecutive defeats.

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