But how has United’s loss at the Etihad by just a one-goal margin altered what the bookies think when it comes to how United’s season will end? Allardyce’s Whites remain fourth-bottom and only outside of the Premier League drop zone on goal difference but having now played one more game than all three sides below them and fifth-bottom Leicester City who are also only ahead of Leeds on goal difference.
Second-bottom Everton are one point behind whilst rock-bottom Southampton are five points adrift at the foot of the division and six behind Leeds ahead of tonight’s enormous relegation-battle scrap between Forest and the Saints at the City Ground (8pm). Leicester visit Fulham today in a 3pm kick-off whilst Everton travel to Brighton for a fixture starting at 5.30pm.
Here, based on the very latest odds for relegation, is where the oddsmakers now think Leeds will finish in their full range of new predicted finishing positions, using the prices for the title/top four/top six finish to determine the top sides.
