Top favorites to win the 2016 Premier League title

With only a handful of matches left in the game calendar, the English Premier League title race is getting hotter than ever. There’s nothing decided at this point of the season, as several teams still engaged in a fierce battle for the coveted title. But who is the favorite to take the crown? According to online betting website MyBookie.ag, Arsenal, Leicester, Tottenham and Manchester City have the best odds to win the championship.  So let’s take a quick look at the three teams currently listed with the best odds to win it all.

2016 Premier League Odds:

ARSENAL: EV
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR: +200
LEICESTER CITY: +250

Leicester City

The team finished in the last positions last season, but it is currently sit at the top of the table.  Why Leicester is considered a strong candidate? A stunning season performance peaked by talents such as Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez and the managing skills of Claudio Ranieri.

The question here is what’s coming next for this team? Leicester already survived the toughest portion of the season, and over the next nine matches, they are going to face teams outside the top eight spots. The team is set to close the season against Manchester United (away), Everton (home) and Chelsea (away).

Tottenham Hotspur

Despite having a great roster and playing quality football, Tottenham is one of the unluckiest clubs in the Premier League. But this time anguished fans would finally celebrate because the team finally seems to have a chance to do something special. The Hotspurs are two points behind league leaders Leicester City and have lost only three games this season. They are playing great, but their upcoming schedule may become a problem for them in their search for the title.  They play against Arsenal on March 5, after that, they go against Manchester United (home), Chelsea (away), Liverpool (home), Stoke City (away) and Southampton (away). 

Arsenal

Nobody can eliminate Arsenal out of this equation. The team is hungry for victory, and Arsene Wenger knows this is a golden opportunity for him to lead the team to its first title in 12 years. Arsenal fans have been in the shadows of the Manchester clubs and Chelsea for many years, but this time around their progress is much better than their rivals.

The stage is set for the Gunners to celebrate another conquest, but they have difficult task ahead entering the last weeks of the season. The set of upcoming games are really tricky. They face two huge encounters against Manchester United (away) and Tottenham (away) and close the regular season action with two away games at Manchester City and Everton.

This three clubs are the hottest picks for the English Premier League title, but who will raise the Cup?