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Chelsea and Spurs have both been cut for the Premier League title while Burnley are out to 4/5 for the drop following Sunday's action.
The London duo both continued their 100% starts to the season by notching their third wins of the campaign.
The Blues ran out 2-0 winners over Fulham, with Didier Drogba and Nicolas Anelka notching the goals and they are clear 6/4 favourites with Sky Bet and VC Bet ahead of Manchester United at 3/1, Liverpool at 9/2 and Arsenal at 11/2.
That wasn't enough to knock Tottenham off the top of the table though after Spurs battled to a 2-1 success over West Ham at Upton Park.
The Hammers took the lead through Carlton Cole's spectacular volley but the England striker's backpass then set up Jermain Defoe to level against his former club.
Another mistake led to Aaron Lennon's winner, with Jonathan Spector slipping at the vital moment and the winger taking full advantage to rifle into the bottom corner.
Spurs are now as short as 25/1 in places and no better than Sky Bet's 40/1.
Meanwhile at the other end of the betting spectrum relegation favourites Burnley proved their midweek victory over Manchester United was no fluke as they beat Everton at Turf Moor for back-to-back 1-0 home wins.
Wade Elliott's 34th-minute strike gave the Clarets their second top-five scalp inside four days and they are now as big as 4/5 with Sky Bet to return to the Championship.
Chelsea and Spurs have both been cut for the Premier League title while Burnley are out to 4/5 for the drop following Sunday's action.
The London duo both continued their 100% starts to the season by notching their third wins of the campaign.
The Blues ran out 2-0 winners over Fulham, with Didier Drogba and Nicolas Anelka notching the goals and they are clear 6/4 favourites with Sky Bet and VC Bet ahead of Manchester United at 3/1, Liverpool at 9/2 and Arsenal at 11/2.
That wasn't enough to knock Tottenham off the top of the table though after Spurs battled to a 2-1 success over West Ham at Upton Park.
The Hammers took the lead through Carlton Cole's spectacular volley but the England striker's backpass then set up Jermain Defoe to level against his former club.
Another mistake led to Aaron Lennon's winner, with Jonathan Spector slipping at the vital moment and the winger taking full advantage to rifle into the bottom corner.
Spurs are now as short as 25/1 in places and no better than Sky Bet's 40/1.
Meanwhile at the other end of the betting spectrum relegation favourites Burnley proved their midweek victory over Manchester United was no fluke as they beat Everton at Turf Moor for back-to-back 1-0 home wins.
Wade Elliott's 34th-minute strike gave the Clarets their second top-five scalp inside four days and they are now as big as 4/5 with Sky Bet to return to the Championship.