Premier League title latest odds: Man City and Arsenal betting update after Erling Haaland seals victory

The Premier League title race odds took a dramatic turn in the latest round of fixtures as Manchester City are now considered the favourites over Arsenal.

The Cityzens ran out 2-1 winners against the Gunners at the Etihad Stadium, cutting the gap at the top to just three points, and they still have a game in hand over the league leaders.

Should they win that, then Man City will top the table having previously only done so for six days this season.

Arsenal have been in first position for the majority of the campaign, but now face another real possibility of losing out on yet another title to Pep Guardiola's men.

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.

Premier League title race odds: Who are the contenders?

Manchester City (4/5)

After beating Arsenal in the top-two clash in the last gameweek, Man City have now been installed as the favourites with bookmakers to win yet another Premier League title under Guardiola.

The victory means it is now in their hands, as should they win every remaining match, they will be crowned champions unless Arsenal better their goal difference.

The Gunners are one ahead in that metric with +37 compared to Man City on +36, but crucially the latter have scored two more goals (65) than their title rivals (63), and should they win their game in hand even if only by one goal, they will be ahead on goals scored.

To show how much the odds have changed in Man City's favour, they were as much as 9/1 to win the title in the middle of March, after they dropped points away to West Ham United following Arsenal's dramatic late win at home to Everton.

Arsenal (6/5)

Despite still leading the table, Arsenal are now considered second-favourites for the title.

Successive defeats to Bournemouth and now Man City could prove pivotal in terms of stopping them ending their 22-year wait for a Premier League trophy.

However, while the title is now in Man City's hands, it is also still in theirs as if they match or better the Cityzens' results until the end of the season, and record a superior goal difference or goals scored number, then Mikel Arteta's side will be champions.

The Gunners will be fearing the worst though with scars from previous seasons of letting leads slip, as they were as short as 1/10 to lift the trophy in the middle of March.

Others

It should be noted that it is still possible for Manchester United, Aston Villa or Liverpool to win the title too, but their odds are not worth considering at the time of writing.

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