In fact, a majority of bookies are now offering the same odds (2/1), with the Blues boasting slightly higher quotes with some websites.
It’s been a remarkable time for the Pensioners, who finally conceded a Premier League goal after six clean sheets, but still ended up beating Tottenham Hotspur, themselves involved in the race for the title.
Chelsea lead Manchester City by one point, with Liverpool level with the Mancunians on 30 and Arsenal on 28.
Difference is, the Reds rate far better than the Gunners, being quoted as low as 3/1, while most bookmakers have the Emirates side at 8/1.
This may have something to do with Arsene Wenger’s side being chronically incapable of winning a title, their last trophy coming in 2004.
