Premier League Winner Odds 2023/24: Chasing pack hone in on Man City

As Santa's big day rapidly approaches, the race to be top of the Premier League tree at Christmas is proving to be a compelling one, featuring a whole host of contenders.

With all of six points separating first from fourth, we've taken an updated look at the latest odds to win the league.

Premier League Winner Odds

Will Man City make history this season or will a gallant contender spoil their party? 

Below we run through the top seven clubs in the betting to win the 2023/24 Premier League title.

Man City: 21/20

Man City's failure to win any of their last four games - yes FOUR - has shaken this market into life.

The Citizens may remain odds-on with multiple bookmakers as they seek a record fourth straight title, however, Sky Bet have tested the waters with odds of 21/20.

Man City are experiencing a patch of uncharacteristic wobbly form with three points from the last 12 on offer. Their defensive record is a cause for alarm for Pep Guardiola, who has seen his side register one clean sheet in their last nine games, during which they've leaked in four goals to Chelsea and three to Spurs.

They may have dropped to fourth, six points adrift of leaders Arsenal, but you'd be extremely silly to write them off. History shows that City come into their own after Christmas and we expect normality to resume come the New Year.

Arsenal: 11/4

Hot on Man City's heels in the betting are Arsenal at 11/4.

Arsenal have suffered just one league defeat this season - an extremely controversial one too - which they've responded to with four straight wins to go five points clear at the summit of the table.

They conjured up a confidence-boosting 1-0 win at home to Man City in October and look to be the biggest threat to City's hopes of claiming their fourth title on the spin.

The Gunners led the way for the majority of the previous season but agonisingly fell short when it mattered. If they can learn from their mistakes, we could be in store for a riveting race to the finish line.

Liverpool: 7/2

Liverpool follow the above duo at 7/2 with most betting sites.

Since Chelsea scooped the title in 2016/17, Liverpool are the only side to pierce a thorn in Man City's dominance, which they did in 2019/20.

The Reds are yet to add to that solitary Premier League success, finishing 3rd, 2nd, and then disappointingly 5th last time out.

However, they are bang in the mix this term and have only been beaten once so far.

Aston Villa: 28/1

Well, now. This is very interesting.

Having started the season out at 175/1, Aston Villa's odds have been parachuted into 28/1 with most bookmakers, adding a welcome splash of intrigue to this market.

Villa have arguably been the team of the season so far; cannonballed to new dizzying heights through the excellence of their manager Unai Emery, who has completely transformed the club from the pit of negativity left behind by his predecessor Steven Gerrard.

Villa's confidence is sky-high following their statement 1-0 win at home to Man City, which extended their victorious streak on home soil to 14 league games spanning back to March.

For as long as Villa Park remains a fortress, Villa could well be in the mix for the title - yes, we said it - although a top-four finish would be an incredible accomplishment for a club that was playing Championship football four seasons ago.

Tottenham: 50/1

While few expected Tottenham to challenge following the summer exit of star man Harry Kane, his old side exploded out of the blocks with eight wins and a draw from their opening 10 matches under the impressive Ange Postecoglou.

A run of three straight defeats following a spate of injuries and suspensions burst the club's title bubble somewhat. They responded with a thrilling 3-3 draw at the Etihad, but then lost again, this time at home to West Ham.

Postecoglou's refusal to alter his high-risk, high-reward style is superbly refreshing. Spurs games are rarely dull. However, a failure to win any of their last five games means they have fallen out of contention.

Newcastle: 50/1

No club has conceded fewer goals than Newcastle who have also impressed in attack, none more so than in their 8-0 pasting of Sheffield United.

An extremely tough and intense Champions League group could well have hindered The Toon domestically, however, this is a side that have thrashed PSG, Aston Villa, Chelsea, and Man Utd this season, while they've also beaten Man City and Arsenal.

Eddie Howe's men have only been beaten once in their last 10 league games and aren't to be ignored at 50/1.

Man United: 100/1

What a strange season it's been for Man United.

For all the doom, gloom, and reports of dressing room unrest, United have crucially managed to stamp wins on the board, six of which have come in their last eight games.

While the Red Devils have often failed to completely inspire en route to many of those wins, they coupled a victory with a fine performance last time out in a 2-1 defeat of Chelsea.

Given the clustered nature towards the top of the table, Man Utd could attract the big-priced punter at 100/1.

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