Quote from: barisbilgili on Today at 02:43:00 PM

Quote from: onecall123 on Today at 02:28:54 PM

so true! Arsenal and Liverpool are both playing a game of cat and mouse at the top of the table, but they tends to keep faltering. Arsenal needs to be careful not to repeat the misfortunes of last season, especially since they're currently at the top. Let's hope Man City doesn't snatch the lead at this crucial point in the season. Liverpool and Arsenal seem to be the most generous clubs, with City benefitting from their slip-ups. Let's hope history doesn't repeat itself this year. Arsenal is the favorite to win both the Premier League and the Champions League this season.

I don't think that Arsenal are favorites to win the Premier League and Champions League this season, on the contrary, compared to Liverpool City or Liverpool, Arsenal are not really favorites even though they are currently at the top of the Premier League standings.
This season still has 8 games left and it won't be easy to get through so I won't overly predict which team will be champion, I think it's still too early at the moment.

That's true. I'm still seeking the main reason for it. According to the latest odds, Arsenal is not favored to win the PL trophy. The bookies were giving these odds for City, Arsenal, and Liverpool. The draw of Liverpool against Manchester United greatly impacted the odds for the winner of the EPL.

Manchester city @2.50
Arsenal @2.75
Liverpool @3.25

As you can see, bookies were not even putting Arsenal as the favorite to win the competition. Things may differ if the city loses or draws on the upcoming matchday. It's a must for the city to maintain its consistent performance.
The club must never lose even a single point because the situation is coming to its climax. Arsenal bottled the PL last season, which is probably why they are not putting it as the favorite club to win the PL trophy.

Things can change drastically depending on what results achieved by those clubs. I meant if all of results will be greatly affecting the odds now.