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Premier League latest news, odds and reaction: Arsenal 9-1 for final-day title triumph

Manchester City are hot favourites to seal their sixth Premier League title in seven seasons with a home win over West Ham on Sunday

Kevin De Bruyne helped take Manchester City to the brink of another Premier League title
Kevin De Bruyne helped take Manchester City to the brink of another Premier League titleCredit: Isaac Parkin - MCFC

Manchester City are 1-12 to seal their fourth straight Premier League title after Tuesday's tense 2-0 victory away to Tottenham.

Erling Haaland scored both goals for the Citizens, whose substitute goalkeeper Stefan Ortega made a crucial late save to deny Heung-Min Son, and they will kick off Sunday's final round of fixtures with a two-point lead over Arsenal.

The Gunners, 12-5 for the title after last weekend's 1-0 win at Manchester United, are out to 9-1 following City's victory over Spurs.

They need to beat Everton at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday and hope that 1-9 shots City drop points at home to 20-1 outsiders West Ham.

Pep Guardiola's men had been 4-5 to win the league at the start of the season and Mikel Arteta's Gunners were next in the betting at 5-1. The City-Arsenal straight forecast, a winning bet in 2022-23, was a 9-2 chance ante-post.

City's dramatic title triumphs in 2011-12 and 2021-22 were sealed by 3-2 final-day victories over QPR and Aston Villa and that correct score can be backed at 28-1 with bet365 and Hills when they host the Hammers on Sunday.

Tuesday's defeat for Tottenham ensured Villa's qualification for next season's Champions League. Unai Emery's side were 10-1 for a top-four finish at the start of the campaign but they have outperformed several more fancied runners in that market, including 4-5 Manchester United, 13-8 shots Newcastle and Chelsea and 7-2 Spurs.  


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