Newly-promoted Hull City are still backed to get relegated despite their impressive start to the Premier League campaign.

The Tigers remain odds on at 7/10 to make an immediate return to back to the Championship, despite sitting in a Champions League place in mid-September.

Hull have beaten Manchester Utd and drawn with Chelsea picking up eight points from their opening four Premier League fixtures.

But that hasn't moved the needle with our traders too much, maybe looking back to 2008, when Hull were in third place in October, before surviving the drop on the final day of the season.

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Elsewhere, Tottenham briefly touched 11/1 for relegation over the weekend after their 0-0 home draw with Everton, but have now eased back out to 14/1.

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The Lilywhites have finished 17th for the last two seasons and are currently just outside the relegation zone as things stand.

While the Premier League title market has effectively become a two-horse race already following the weekend's results.

Arsenal's 2-0 win at Sunderland has reinforced the reigning champions position as odds-on favourites to retain their crown, shortening from 4/5 into 8/13.

The Gunners sit top on goal-difference above Man City, who they got the better of last season in the title fight.

City's victory against bitter rivals Manchester Utd was made even better by going down to 10-men in the first half.

Enzo Maresca's men drew lots of plaudits for their performance with their odds tightened from 5/2 into 2/1.

Chelsea were tipped to challenge for the title under Xabi Alonso but after their 2-2 draw with Hull, they've been eased out to 14/1 - despite having the 'luxury' of only one game a week.

The Blues front-line of new signing Morgan Rogers, Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro have been on fire, but Alonso will demand improved defensive displays to compete at the very top of the league.

Pre-season relegation favourites Ipswich have collected six points in four games and have seen their relegation odds drift from 4/6 to 11/8 as a consequence.

Premier League winner market

Arsenal - 8/13
Manchester City - 2/1
Chelsea - 14/1
Liverpool - 25/1
Man Utd - 40/1

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Premier League bottom three market

Coventry - 3/10
Hull - 7/10
Ipswich - 11/8
Crystal Palace - 11/5
Fulham - 9/4

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