Premier League 2024/25 odds: Liverpool still heavy favourites

*** UPDATE - Betting has been suspended for Liverpool to win the Premier League, with the Reds expected to lift the title as early as April 27 when they play Tottenham at Anfield ***

Liverpool FC are now 1/1000 with Ladbrokes for the title after beating Leicester on April 20, according to the latest Premier League odds.

The champions-elect went into this weekend's set of game with a 13 point lead over Arsenal in second place, and that was maintained after Liverpool won their game and the Gunners also beat Ipswich earlier in the day.

Liverpool are, of course, considered the heavy favourites to win the Premier League in Arne Slot's first season, something that many of their fans would have been delighted with the prospect of at the beginning of the season.

Arsenal are 13 points off the pace and are now at 100/1, with Liverpool being seen by fans, pundits and the bookies as all but confirmed as Premier League champions.

Harvey Watkins of Ladbrokes said: 'Despite recent stumbles in the Champions League and Carabao Cup final, Liverpool are still viewed by the bookies as being a shoe-in to win the Premier League title come the end of the season, needing to win just two games to make it happen."

Now we're firmly into fourth month of 2025, Liverpool sit at the top of the Premier League with a 21 point gap over the reigning champions Man City in fifth, with both sides now having just five games left to play.

The Reds are still being regarded by the bookies as the heavy odds-on favourites to win the title come May of this year, ahead of their rivals.

Below are the odds for each of the teams left with a chance of winning England's top-flight to win the Premier League come May 2025, with Liverpool seen as very likely to do it.

For what it's worth, Ladbrokes has looked at when Liverpool are expected to win the Premier League title, including detailing the earliest it can happen.

View the latest football odds.

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