Sky Bet have cut Chelsea�s odds of claiming the Premier League title from 4/5 to 8/13 following their 2-0 victory over bitter rivals Arsenal at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

Didier Drogba got both goals and is 7/2 to win the Golden Boot after taking his tally to 17, four behind 1/3 favourite Wayne Rooney.

The win sent Chelsea two points clear of Manchester United, both teams having played 25 games.

Manchester United, who handed bottom of the table Portsmouth a 5-0 drubbing, are 11/8 to defend their crown and get their fourth title in a row, while Arsenal are now 16/1 (from 10/1) as they are now nine points behind Chelsea.

Sky Bet�s football betting spokesman Tim Reynolds said: �After this weekend�s results it now looks a two horse race. Manchester United host Chelsea at the beginning of April and that single fixture could decide the title.�

Liverpool are now 5/6 for a top-four finish with Sky Bet following the weekend\\\’s results – they face the Gunners on Wednesday and a win at the Emirates would see Rafa Benitez\\\’s team close within two points of third-placed Arsenal.

Man City are 6/5 for a Champions League place after they lost to Hull, with Aston Villa and Spurs both 4/1 after they shared a 0-0 draw.

At the other end of the table, Wolves were cut to 5/6 for the drop after they lost 2-1 at Birmingham on Sunday.

Hopeless Pompey are now 1/8 for the drop but Burnley have drifted to 10/11 for a return for the Championship after they beat West Ham 2-1. West Ham, who make up the bottom three along with Pompey and Wolves are 3/1 to be relegated.

Hull are now odds-against for the drop at 21/20 after they stunned Man City. Bolton are 3/1 to go down after they drew 0-0 with Fulham.

Barclays Premier League 2009/10 – Win Outright

Chelsea 8/13

Man Utd 11/8

Aston Villa 150/1

Arsenal 16/1

Liverpool 80/1

Man City 80/1

Tottenham 150/1

Fulham 2500/1

Everton 2500/1

Barclays Premier League Relegation 2009/2010 – Win Outright

Portsmouth 1/10

Wolves 8/13

Burnley 4/5

Hull 11/10

West Ham 3/1

Bolton 3/1

Wigan 9/2

Sunderland 8/1

Blackburn 12/1

Stoke 25/1

Fulham 33/1

Birmingham 50/1

Everton 125/1