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Arsenal Premier League title odds revealed as 'no way Man City can be allowed to win this season'

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Deniran-Alleyne, T. (2026, October 11). Arsenal Premier League title odds revealed as 'no way Man City can be allowed to win this season'. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/arsenal-fc-premier-league-title-odds-man-city-carragher-b1300373.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-10-11 · by Tashan Deniran-Alleyne

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Former footballer Jamie Carragher expresses his belief that Manchester City should not be allowed to win the Premier League title this season due to their recent guilty verdict for financial rule breaches. In response, current betting odds favor Arsenal over Manchester City for the league title, with Arsenal having odds of 4/9 according to Betfair. The article highlights the impact of City’s legal troubles on perceptions and betting markets as both teams prepare for upcoming matches in the Premier League and Champions League.
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Man City faced intense criticism and jeers from Liverpool fans during their 3-0 win at Anfield. The game saw ten arrests, including five for tragedy chanting. A police officer sustained a serious facial injury while making an arrest. Captain Ruben Dias defended the team's celebrations despite being found guilty of over 100 charges related to financial fair play breaches. City remains top of the Premier League with six wins from six matches. The club has appealed the verdict and continues to face scrutiny in every match.

Written for “Liverpool Vs Man City Lineup And News” on 2026-11-02, grounded in this article and the 35 other(s) covering the same event.

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🔮 Antonelli would go on to finish third to clinch the title and also become the first Italian champion of the sport since Alberto Ascari in 1953.
🔮 Such is the distance that Carragher has conceded that this season will not be the year for his former club.
🔮 Reflecting on the game, Carragher heaped praise on the Arsenal rearguard as he pointed out how impressed he has been with Mikel Arteta’s side defensively this season even in the absence of William Saliba.
🔮 Carragher may have been taking a swipe at Graeme Souness as the former Liverpool player and manager has been extremely critical of Rice as a midfielder this season.
🔮 Speaking after the game, Iraola said he could understand why the apparent foul on the Dutchman was not given but insisted Timber should have been penalised for stopping Isak from getting a shot on target.
🔮 When he pulled him, it was just about enough as he would need to go down."
🔮 A statement via the Premier League website reads: “Despite being sent off for two bookable offences in Chelsea's defeat to Tottenham Hotspur, and receiving an automatic one-match suspension, Cole Palmer will not miss any Premier League matches.
🔮 The 16-year-old sensation will now serve a three-match suspension after Arsenal’s appeal against his red card was dismissed by the Football Association (FA) on Thursday, meaning he will definitely not play any part against Liverpool as Arteta faces problems out wide.
🔮 However, Brighton’s hopes of avenging their Carabao Cup exit have been boosted after Hurzeler revealed that the trio are expected to be available for selection at the Etihad.
🔮 A booking at Anfield would move Arteta onto three yellow cards - which for managers guarantees a one-match suspension - so the Gunners boss would have to serve a touchline ban six days later at home to Hull in the final game before the November international break.
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However, City restored their three-point advantage on Sunday thanks to a 3-0 win over 10-man Liverpool at Anfield, the club’s first game since being found guilty by an independent commission of all charges related to serious breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules over a nine-season period.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-11
🔮 Interestingly, Arsenal were odds-on favourites when the Premier League announced the guilty verdict last month and bookmakers Betfair have Mikel Arteta’s side at 4/9 to be celebrating once again come May 2027.

Claims (10 extracted, 1 hedged)

However, City restored their three-point advantage on Sunday thanks to a 3-0 win over 10-man Liverpool at Anfield, the club’s first game since being found guilty by an independent commission of all charges related to serious breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules over a nine-season period. asserted
City → restore → period
“Manchester City right now are the best team in the league, they’re at the top,” he said. asserted
he → ’re → top
“There’s no way Manchester City can be allowed to win the league this year, if they’re found guilty. asserted
they → ’ → league
“That cannot happen, the Premier League used the word ‘sham’ about the last eight years, but we didn’t know it at the time, it’s only afterwards that we know it. asserted
we → happen → it
“We know it now, we are watching it. asserted
we → know → it
That today, what does it mean going forward? asserted
it → mean → what
This has to be done before the end of the season, there’s no way this can carry on until the end of the season because, as I said, we’re all getting kidded.” asserted
we → have → season
Based on that statement, Carragher can take encouragement from the latest betting odds having Arsenal as favourites to win the title ahead of Man City for a second season in a row. asserted
Carragher → base → row
Interestingly, Arsenal were odds-on favourites when the Premier League announced the guilty verdict last month and bookmakers Betfair have Mikel Arteta’s side at 4/9 to be celebrating once again come May 2027. uncertain
side → announce → 4/9
Arsenal and Man City are both in Champions League action in midweek and return to Premier League action next weekend taking on Nottingham Forest and Ipswich respectively. asserted
Arsenal → return → Forest
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