Arsenal vs Man City Match Preview and Odds
In the last 6 months, these two Premier League giants have both been on the winning and losing end of a 4-1 scoreline to each other, so at 4pm Sunday 8th October, when these two teams meet once again at the Emirates, fans and punters alike will be eagerly watching to see whether another 5-goal thriller will unfold, or whether last season’s Winner and Runner-up will fight a much more closely contested game this time around.
Currently separated by just a single point, Mikel Arteta and Pep Guardiola know that a win this weekend may make all the difference when it comes to who takes the Premier League title, with Tottenham also just a single point off the top position as well and both teams coming off the back of a recent defeat, Arsenal to Lens midweek and City to Wolves last weekend. In fact, the Arsenal vs Man City Odds here at BetVictor tell a similar story, with City currently leading the charge 11/8 ahead of Arsenal who are placed at 15/8, at the time of writing. Perhaps the Arsenal odds are a little higher than most would expect considering Haaland’s 8 Premier League goals this season, however the Gunners will be putting their faith in Eddie Nketiah and hoping that Bukayo Saka’s scan this Thursday will give a better-than-expected update and mean he is available to face City this weekend. Either way, the fact that the current Erling Haaland goalscorer odds sit at an almost even 21/20, while Nketiah and Jesus are out at 13/5, at the time of writing, mean that the Gunners will need to dig deep to stop what many bettors are forecasting to be a constant threat on their goal.
It seems the only thing that is certain for now, is that the game is heating up to be one of the biggest battles of the season and that both teams will do whatever they can to ensure they come out on top. For the latest updates on Arsenal betting odds and Manchester City betting odds, be sure to check out our Football betting page for all the latest odds and markets.
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