Premier League title latest odds: Man City and Arsenal betting update after Gunners defeat Burnley

Arsenal's odds of winning the Premier League title have shortened further after their 1-0 victory over Burnley at the Emirates Stadium, extending the lead over Man City to four points as we enter the final week of the season.

The Cityzens must now win both of their remaining matches and hope that Arsenal drop points against Crystal Palace on the final day to win the title.

In this article, we will update the latest odds after each gameweek to reflect who the bookies think the title will go to come the end of the season, as there are sure to be plenty of twists and turns left with the race looking like it will go down to the wire.

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Premier League title latest odds: Who are the contenders?

Arsenal (1/7)

Since the last update, Arsenal's odds of winning the title have shortened from 2/9 to 1/7 following their win over Burnley.

That win over the Clarets could prove to be the title-winning match, too. Man City face Bournemouth on Tuesday night, and if they fail to win, then Mikel Arteta's side will be crowned Premier League Champions for the first time since 2004.

If the race goes to the final weekend of the season, then the Gunners will just need to overcome a Crystal Palace side that may have more than one eye on their upcoming Europa Conference League final.

Manchester City (9/2)

Manchester City are now firmly the underdogs, but if they can take the race to the final weekend, then they will at least force Arsenal to seal the deal at Selhurst Park.

The Cityzens do now have a superior goal difference, which does help them, and if they can defeat Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium on Tuesday night, then these odds will shorten.

On the final weekend, City welcome Aston Villa to the Etihad Stadium, just four days after the Villains' Europa League final.


Adam is a lead writer on Football Whispers. He is a big Arsenal fan, and also follows his local club Wealdstone, made famous by The Wealdstone Raider, who he has interviewed. Adam also follows darts, boxing, cricket and tennis, among many other sports.