Premier League Winner Odds: Manchester City remain favourites to win the Premier League with three horse race looking like going right to the wire!

Manchester City remain the betting favourites to win the Premier League this season

Bookies continue to offer odds on the Premier League title race with the past weekend seeing the race for the big prize take it's latest big turn.

Arsenal moved to the top of the Premier League table after their 2-1 win at home to Brentford on Saturday and stayed top following Liverpool's 1-1 draw at home to Manchester City on Sunday.

Sunday's game between the two rivals was a game of two halves with City strong in the first half before a dominant Liverpool performance in the second should have seen them take home all three points.

City ultimately stood firm though and Bet365's latest odds now keep them as the betting favourites to win the Premier League title for the fourth year in-a-row.

The latest betting odds give an implied probability of 45.5% that Pep Guardiola's men win the title ahead of Liverpool and Arsenal in the market respectively.

Liverpool and Arsenal follow just behind in the tightest title race in years

The Premier League title race looks to be the tightest we've seen in a number of years with the top three sides in the league separated by just a point.

Arsenal and Liverpool are currently the top two in the Premier League both on 64 points, with Manchester City third in the league on 63 points.

City have a home fixture against Arsenal on March 31st and that game should show a clearer picture over who will win the title this season.

Liverpool's toughest fixture left this season sees them head to Old Trafford to face Manchester United who will be looking to stop Liverpool's title chances.

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Burnley and Sheffield United remain the heavy favourites to be relegated

Both Burnley and Sheffield United are now 10 points off safety in the Premier League with just 10 games remaining and they're both odds-on to go down this season.

Sheffield United are rock-bottom and their goal difference is also considerably the worst on -50 and bookies have them at 1/100 to go down ahead of Burnley at 1/16.

Luton are also odds-on at 8/15 to be relegated but judging by those odds bookies still feel there is a chance that Rob Edwards' men can stay up this season.