Magnificent seven rated key threats to Leeds United at Arsenal but chance high of score draw

Leeds United can be backed at 6-1 to take all three points from Sunday's Premier League clash at Arsenal who have seven players heading the market to score first.
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The Gunners are firm odds-on across the board to seal a victory and no bigger than 1-2 whilst the draw is on offer at 4s.

But in a market not too dissimilar to the one last weekend against City, the Gunners are responsible for the first seven players in first goalscorer betting.

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Alexandre Lacazatte and former Whites loanee Eddie Nketiah are joint top of the list at 5s, closely followed by Bukayo Saka at 6s.

MARKET LEADER: Arsenal forward Alexandre Lacazette, above, is joint-favourite to score first in Sunday's clash against Leeds United at the Emirates alongside former Whites loanee Eddie Nketiah. Photo by Catherine Ivill/Getty Images.MARKET LEADER: Arsenal forward Alexandre Lacazette, above, is joint-favourite to score first in Sunday's clash against Leeds United at the Emirates alongside former Whites loanee Eddie Nketiah. Photo by Catherine Ivill/Getty Images.
MARKET LEADER: Arsenal forward Alexandre Lacazette, above, is joint-favourite to score first in Sunday's clash against Leeds United at the Emirates alongside former Whites loanee Eddie Nketiah. Photo by Catherine Ivill/Getty Images.

Gabriel Martinelli is then 13-2, followed by Nicolas Pepe at 7s and Emile Smith Rowe at 39-5.

Martin Odegaard is the seventh Gunners player in the list at 43-5, after which the first Whites threats are introduced in Rodrigo (12)s and Joe Gelhardt (25-2).

Bigger odds are on offer about Raphinha (29-2), Sam Greenwood (33-2), Dan James (37-2) and Jack Harrison who is as big as 27-1 to score first.

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Gabriel Magalhaes (16s), Mohamed Elneny (22s) and Granit Xhaka (28s) are regarded as the other most likely Gunners threats and a 2-1 win for the hosts is rated the most likely outcome at 8-1.

Leeds, however, are not totally discounted as a 1-1 draw is not much bigger at 19-2.

The Whites are 22-1 to leave with a 2-1 victory, 26s to oblige 1-0 and 54-1 to win 2-0.

The Gunners are just 43-5 to record a 2-0 triumph and 44-5 to win with just one goal in the game.