Since the inception of the Premier League in 1992, there have been a total of 31 seasons in which seven clubs have lifted the trophy.
Over the course of the last thirty years, exciting title races have occurred on numerous occasions. The 1994/95 campaign saw Manchester United and Blackburn Rovers go into the final day with both having a chance to win the league. Recently, Manchester City and Liverpool have endured final day deciders in both the 2018/19 and 2021/22 seasons, with City coming out on top each time.
Could this season perhaps see the most exciting climax to a top flight season since 1992? As three clubs are all in the hunt for the trophy.
Premier League Title Odds
With regards to a bet on football online, Man City are the current favourites at odds of 2/5 to lift their fourth league title in a row, thus establishing a new English record in the process.
Arsenal are currently sitting at odds of 7/2 in terms of Premiership betting which is largely due to their recent form, not losing in the top flight since the end of 2023.
Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool side are also putting together a fine run of results recently as they look to win their second-ever Premier League title, with the Reds at odds of 5/1 to lift the trophy next month.
Any of the trio have a wonderful chance to win the Premier League title which suggests there could be an enthralling climax.
Who Will Win the 2023/24 Premier League Title?
Pep Guardiola equalled Sir Alex Ferguson’s record of winning three Premier League titles in a row when leading City to victory at the end of last season, but could their dominance be coming to an end?
🔵 Pep Guardiola: “With the defenders injured, we have a big, big struggle. In that position, we cannot rest”.
“Rodri is vital to us, you can see that. We will see how to manage him”.
🇧🇷 “Ederson is ready to start, he’s back”, Pep also confirms. pic.twitter.com/NcvaXX9AHk
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) April 12, 2024
While not at their fluent best, the club are still very much in the hunt to win back-to-back trebles, especially with how impressive a squad the Spaniard has amassed.
City often come strong during the final few weeks of the season, motoring away from every other club, but they aren’t alone this term.
The Gunners and Liverpool have made it a three-way title race – the first in years – with both sides playing some sublime football over the course of the campaign thus far.
Mikel Arteta has claimed four points from six during the two clashes with Man City, while the North Londoners have both scored the most and conceded the fewest amount of goals in the division.
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— Łukasz Bączek (@Lu_Class_) April 3, 2024
Klopp is leaving the Anfield side at the end of the season, hoping to go out with a bang with another title next month.
The Reds have lost just twice in the top flight all season, ensuring last season was a mere blip on Klopp’s legacy, and he would dearly love to depart with more silverware in the trophy cabinet.
The trio have plenty of tough games to come in the coming weeks, meaning there may be a few twists and turns yet to come.
While City may be slight favourites, the way things have gone throughout 2023/24, each of the three contenders has just as good a chance as the others to claim glory.
It should go down as the most exciting Premier League season of all time, especially if the trophy isn’t won until the final day.
