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Ole back on top of Premier League Sack Race

The Premier League Sack Race started the new year with a new face but it has soon taken on a more familiar look Manchester United’s Ole Gunnar Solskjaer backed into favourite once again. Manuel Pellegrini was the last manager to fall in the Sack Race as he was dismissed late in December by West Ham. Following Pellegrini’s sacking, it was a couple of new names who headed the race with Aston Villa’s Dean Smith and Eddie Howe of Bournemouth both being favourites at some point.
2019/20 Premier League Sack Race Favourite Odds
Early July Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 6/1
  Frank Lampard 6/1
Mid July Steve Bruce 4/1
Early August Roy Hodgson 6/1
Mid August Steve Bruce 3/1
End August Javi Gracia 5/4
SACKED JAVI GRACIA 1/2
Early September Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 5/1
  Mauricio Pochettino 5/1
  Steve Bruce 5/1
Mid September Mauricio Pochettino 4/1
End September Marco Silva 6/4
Early October Mauricio Pochettino 2/1
Mid October Marco Silva 7/4
  Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 7/4
End October Ralph Hasenhuttl 4/5
Early November Unai Emery 2/1
SACKED MAURICIO POCHETTINO 8/11
Mid November Unai Emery 5/4
SACKED UNAI EMERY 1/8
End November Marco Silva 2/7
SACKED QUIQUE SANCHEZ FLORES 6/1
Early December Marco Silva 1/10
SACKED MARCO SILVA 1/10
Early December Manuel Pellegrini 2/7
SACKED MANUEL PELLEGRINI 2/7
Late December Dean Smith 5/2
Early January Eddie Howe 3/1
Mid January Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 6/4
But now Solskjaer is favourite again, and this is the fourth time he has been the favourite since the market opened in July – although at 6/4 it is the shortest price he has been – ahead of Howe and Smith. OddsMonkey spokesman Peter Watton commented: “Man United have again showed some less than impressive form and it is perhaps no surprise to see the public backing Solskjaer to be next man out. “Eddie Howe looks to be under pressure too, and he has been seeing interest too.” Premier League Sack Race Ole Gunnar Solskjaer – 6/4 Eddie Howe – 10/3 Dean Smith – 3/1 Daniel Farke – 6/1 Ralph Hasenhuttl – 12/1 Sean Dyche – 14/1 Steve Bruce – 25/1 Steve Bruce – 50/1 Roy Hodgson – 50/1 Chris Wilder – 50/1 Graham Potter – 50/1 David Moyes – 50/1 Nigel Pearson – 50/1 Brendan Rodgers – 66/1 Carlo Ancelotti – 66/1 Mikel Arteta – 66/1 Frank Lampard – 100/1 Jose Mourinho – 100/1 Pep Guardiola – 100/1 Jurgen Klopp – 200/1 Odds correct at time of writing Please note that we can tailor this release to your needs or produce bespoke content for free on any subject, please get in touch to see if we can help. Spokesman Peter Watton is available for further comment or one-on-one interviews on this subject or anything connected with a betting market – for more information please contact [email protected]  You can also check out all our latest Press Releases  – which you are free to use
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