Liverpool and Arsenal are neck-and-neck on the Premier League odds board following Matchday 4.
The latest: Arne Slot's first year managing the Reds was a resounding success, and his group is once again atop the EPL standings after a month and change. Arsenal is still looking for its first major trophy under Mikel Arteta, while Manchester City and Chelsea round out the top four.
Here are the latest Premier League betting odds for the 2025-26 season.
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Odds to win Premier League
The favourites: Liverpool (+120)
It's safe to say Slot blew any expectations Liverpool fans had last season out of the water.
The Dutchman became the fifth manager in English Premier League history to win the title in his debut campaign, and his side was 10 points clear of Arsenal when all was said and done.
Liverpool led the Premier League in the following:
- Goals (86)
- Goal differential (+45)
- xG (83.5)
- Clean sheets (14)
Through three matchdays this year, the Reds find themselves 4-0-0 despite a trio of scares.
Liverpool has snatched victory from three unlikely scenarios, most recently beating a 10-man Burnley side with a 95th-minute penalty from Mo Salah.
The Reds have already beaten Arsenal, which is huge. Liverpool allowed just one shot on target and scored an 83rd-minute winner on Matchday 3.
Arsenal (+160)
The Gunners were missing Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Jesus, Martin Odegaard and Kai Havertz for large portions of last year, yet they still managed to finish second while reaching the Champions League semifinals.
And now the side is once again without Saka and Havertz, while defender William Saliba picked up an ankle injury in the loss to Liverpool.
Arsenal conceded the fewest goals per match last year (0.9) and had the third-best FotMob rating (7.08). It started things off on the right foot with a pair of shutout wins over Manchester United (1-0) and Leeds (5-0).
The Gunners responded to their loss against Liverpool with a 3-0 win against Nottingham Forest.
Top Premier League contenders
Manchester City (+700)
Things aren't looking great for Man City to this point.
The side sits eighth on the table with two wins and two losses. While a defeat to Tottenham is excusable, a loss against Brighton isn't.
Talents like Erling Haaland, Phil Foden and Rodri still form perhaps the best 1-2-3 punch in English football, and that's why the club still holds the third-shortest odds, but things need to turn around soon.
Pep Guardiola's side recently picked up a 3-0 beatdown in the Manchester derby and still has the most xG (8.5).
It's evident the offence is still top quality, but the Citizens will need to stack some wins to remain in the hunt.
Premier League title notes
- Chelsea (+1,200) was right in the title mix heading into the festive fixtures last year before a tough stretch they couldn't recover from. The Blues are a potent attacking side, though, and they demonstrated that by winning the FIFA Club World Cup and holding a +7 goal differential over their past two wins.
- Could Tottenham (+5,000) be a dark horse? The Thomas Frank era is off to a good start after a few big splashes in the transfer window, despite losing out on Eberechi Eze to rival Arsenal. Tottenham logged a tidy 3-0 win in their season-opening fixture and then beat Manchester City, 2-0, at the Etihad. A 1-0 loss to Bournemouth this past weekend is definitely a sore spot, but the potential is there as seen in the first four matches.
