Arsenal at +105 Is Still the Title Bet After City’s Collapse
Arsenal’s 3-0 Community Shield thrashing of Man City shortened their title odds for good reason. The Rodri exit and Maresca’s debut make +105 still worth backing.
Arsenal’s 3-0 Community Shield thrashing of Man City shortened their title odds for good reason. The Rodri exit and Maresca’s debut make +105 still worth backing.
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