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Manchester City's surprise 2-0 defat at rivals Manchester United appeared at the time to be a significant result in relation to the title race. Pep Guardiola's men were six points behind Arsenal having played a game more, and as a result they drifted out to 6/1 in the Premier League Winner market.

But just hours later the Gunners fluffed their own lines - though not as badly as City - when managing just a goalless draw at Nottingham Forest. Arsenal had shortened to 1/6 to win the title following City's defeat, but after their own disappointing result - which took them seven points clear - they drifted back out to 1/5, while Man City were cut back in to 4/1.

So the door was wide open for Aston Villa to close the gap at the top of the table, but like Arsenal and Man City they suffered a shock result when losing 1-0 at home to Everton. The prompted Arsenal to be trimmed to 2/11 to win the tile while Villa drifted out from 18/1 to 50/1.

The top three in the table are now the only three clubs trading under triple figures in the Premier League Winner market as Liverpool also dropped points courtesy of a frustrating 1-1 draw at home to Burnley, and they're now out to 150/1 to defend their crown.

Premier League Top 4 Finish

Despite being on a run of 12 games unbeaten in all competitions, a run of four consecutive draws as hindered Liverpool's Premier League recovery slightly. They occupy fourth in the table after Matchday 22 and they can be backed at 7/10 to record a Top 4 Finish this season, though they have traded at a low of 1/33 after winning their first five league matches of the season.

Man United's victory temporarily took them up to fourth in the table before Liverpool reclaimed that position a few hours later, and Michael Carrick's men have shortened to 11/4 from 5/1 to finish in the top four at the end of the season.

Should they do so then qualifying for the Champions League will do Carrick's chances of becoming the permanent Manchester United boss the world of good, and he can be backed at 9/2 to be the manager in charge of the Old Trafford club for the first game of the 2026/27 season. You can follow live updates on the Manchester United manager market here.

Chelsea got their first Premier League win under new boss Liam Rosenior when beating Brentford 2-0 and they are now available to back at 2/1 to finish in the top four.

Newcastle missed the chance to make it four league wins on the spin and move up to fifth in the table when they could only manage a 0-0 draw at rock-bottom Wolves, but the point keeps Eddie Howe's men just three points behind fourth-placed Liverpool and they can be backed at 7/1 to end the season in the top four.

*Please Note: Pre-Season, Sportsbook High and Sportsbook Low Odds date back to Friday 15 August, the day the new Premier League season commenced. Any fluctuation in odds prior to 15 August are not recorded.

Premier League Top 6 Finish

Understandably, Chelsea and Man United have also shortened in the Top 6 Finish market following their Matchday 22 wins, and they're now available to back at 1/3 and 4/9 respectively, while Newcastle drifted slightly to 5/4 after dropping two points a Molineux.

Brighton remain 9/2 but those odds will shorten should they beat Bournemouth at the Amex on Monday night, while Brentford eased slightly in the market, now out to 5/1 following their 2-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge.

Fulham, another top-half team that lost in this weekend's round of fixtures, are out to 10/1 to finish in the top six following their 1-0 reversal at Leeds United.

Note that Tottenham are no longer in the odds table below. Having started the season at 13/8 to finish in the top six, Thomas Frank's men are out to 28/1 following their home defeat to relegation-threatened West Ham on Saturday.

And we say Thomas Frank's team but there are reports on Sunday that the Spurs board are considering his future at the club with a decision set to be made on Monday.

*Please Note: Pre-Season, Sportsbook High and Sportsbook Low Odds date back to Friday 15 August, the day the new Premier League season commenced. Any fluctuation in odds prior to 15 August are not recorded.

Premier League Relegation

It's been a decent weekend for the favourites in the Relegation market with all five of the teams in the below table avoiding defeat.

Sadly for Wolves and Burnley however, they could only take a point each in draws with Liverpool and Newcastle respectively which meant they made no inroads on 17th-place Nottm Forest who drew 0-0 with leaders Arsenal. Both clubs remain 1/500 to be relegated while Forest are out to 7/1.

So that means that West Ham and Leeds were the big winners in the bottom half of the table this weekend though despite picking up an excellent three points away to Tottenham the Hammers shortened to 1/10 to be relegated. Leeds are out to their biggest price of the season in the market, now available to back at 20/1.

*Please Note: Pre-Season, Sportsbook High and Sportsbook Low Odds date back to Friday 15 August, the day the new Premier League season commenced. Any fluctuation in odds prior to 15 August are not recorded.

Premier League Top Goalscorer

The Premier League Top Goalscorer award is still Erling Haaland's to lose, and at 1/16 to back you don't need us to tell you that he's the most likely winner, but he's scored just one goal in his last five Premier League games and he's now just four goals in front of Igor Thiago who continues to have a great season.

The Brentford striker is 10/1 to win the golden boot honours, while the only other player under triple figures in the market is Antoine Semenyo, who has 10 league goals to his name, now plays for Man City, and is available to back at 80/1.

*Please Note: Pre-Season, Sportsbook High and Sportsbook Low Odds date back to Friday 15 August, the day the new Premier League season commenced. Any fluctuation in odds prior to 15 August are not recorded.