Arsenal take advantage as Tottenham drift in top-four betting but West Ham are weekend’s big winners
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Champions League spot looks a long way off now for Spurs, say the bookies - even with a new man at the helm.
Three games into the season, Nuno Espirito Santo was Manager of the Month and Spurs were looking down on the rest of the Premier League after three wins from three.
In contrast, with Arsenal pointless,#artetaout was trending and Mikel Arteta was odds on to be the first boss shown the door.
How good would Spurs be once Harry Kane was back in the starting line-up we all wondered.
Well, the answer to that one, is not very, and as Arsenal eked out a few hard-earned victories, so Nuno found himself under pressure as #nunoout hit the trending lists.
Back-to-back losses against West Ham and Vitesse only served to crank up the pressure.
And in Saturday's battle of the beleaguered bosses it was Ole Gunnar Solskjaer who earned a stay of execution courtesy of Manchester United's 3-0 win.
The defeat signalled the end for Nuno, with the axe falling on Monday and Antonio Conte reportedly waiting in the wings.
Conte was originally thought to be eyeing the Manchester United job, believing the Tottenham project to be too big a task, something the bookies certainly appear to agree with.
West Ham's 4-1 thrashing of Aston Villa on Sunday lifted them level on points with third-placed Manchester City and saw their odds on a top-four finish tumble from 8/1 to 6s.
David Moyes' side are now as short as 5/4 to make the top six after picking up 12 points from their last 15.
Meanwhile, at the top, it is Chelsea who continue to lead the way, with Thomas Tuchel's men cut from 11/4 to 2/1 for the title after their win at Newcastle.
Man City are out to 11/8 from 10/11, with Liverpool unchanged at 5/2.