Arsenal are as short as 4/9 with BOYLE Sports in the Premier League outright winner odds after moving four points clear at the top of the table with a 1-0 win over Crystal Palace.
Eberechi Eze’s 39th -minute strike against his former club proved enough to give the Gunners a seventh straight victory in all competitions, while main market rivals Liverpool and Manchester City both lost.
Following a fifth consecutive clean sheet, Mikel Arteta’s men have now conceded just three goals in 13 domestic and Champions League fixtures this season.
Defender Jurrien Timber said: “Everyone plays a part in it, but it’s a good thing and a good foundation to build on.
“From that standard, you just have to keep getting better and be consistent in what we do, and then throughout the whole season, hopefully we’ll turn it into something beautiful.
“It gives you confidence and it shows that we’re doing really well - and also, if it’s for multiple games in a row, it says something about consistency.”
Liverpool
‘Disappointing’ Liverpool Falter Once More
Liverpool slipped seven points off the pace due to a 3-2 defeat at Brentford, which was a fourth consecutive Premier League loss, and they are out to 7/1 to retain their title.
“Disappointing, again,” said Reds boss Arne Slot. “I was hoping for and expecting a better performance. It was far from what we are used to. Even when we have been losing, our performances were better than tonight.”
Manchester City’s nine-match unbeaten run came to an end via a 1-0 reversal at Aston Villa, with the Blues eased to 9/2 in the Premier League outright winner odds after falling six points behind Arsenal.
Pep Guardiola admitted: “Arsenal have been solid for many years, this time the concern is how we can improve - better, better, better - and to be close.”
However, he added: “From my experience, it (the season) is so long. So long. This is my experience. There are many teams there.”
Man Utd
Red Devils’ Resurgence Continues
Manchester United are level on points with their neighbours after completing a hat-trick of wins by beating Brighton 4-2 and the Red Devils have been cut to 20/1 in this market.
Ruben Amorim commented: “We suffered a little bit in the end, but it would not be Manchester United without suffering a little bit!
“But I think we deserved the win against a very, very good team, a team that is really hard to press really high, but we did well.”
Bournemouth moved up to second with a 2-0 home win over Nottingham Forest and can be backed at 150/1 for a fairytale title triumph.
Tottenham (50/1) are a point back in third following a 3-0 victory at Everton, while Sunderland (200/1) only trail Spurs on goal difference after continuing their fine start with a surprise 2-1 success at Chelsea.
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