Premier League 2025/26 Winner odds: Liverpool no longer sole favourites

Ladbrokes has updated its Premier League 25/26 outright winner odds, pricing Arsenal are the joint-favourites with Liverpool ahead of August's final gameweek.

Liverpool entered gameweek two as favourites, but after beating Leeds 5-0 in their first home game of the season on August 23, Arsenal actually leapfrogged the Reds to become the sole favourites.

Arne Slot's side went back to the top of the market after a 3-2 win against Newcastle on August 25, but they now share the spot with Arsenal rather than being the outright favourites.

Elsewhere, Man City have drifted to 9/2 following another home defeat to Tottenham, while Chelsea are 8/1 shots as things stand after having beaten West Ham 5-1 in their first away match of the campaign on August 22.

Alex Apati of Ladbrokes said: "Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard could be set for stints on the sideline, but it's far from deterred punters in the outright betting, in fact it's now Arsenal who lead the way ahead of Liverpool."

Arsenal head to Anfield on Sunday as the outsiders to take all three points, while Liverpool are currently favourites for the win.

A lot could change between now and the end of the transfer window on September 1, especially at the head of the market. Liverpool are looking to bring in Alexander Isak next week, with that move, if it happens, expected to majorly increase their chances of winning the Premier League.

With regards to the other teams, Totteham are priced at 20/1 after an impressive start to life under Thomas Frank, with Man United being the only other side with odds shorter than 100/1, despite Ruben Amorim coming under serious pressure and potentially being sacked.

As for the bottom of the table, the two of the three promoted sides are the favourites to get relegated from the Premier League and go back down to the Championship, with Burnley being given a 25% chance of surviving.

View the latest football odds here.

All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.