Premier League round-up: Swansea beat Arsenal
Review and updated odds from Tuesday night's action in the Premier League.
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Swansea climbed out of the Premier League relegation zone for the first time in three months as Petr Cech's dreadful clanger helped condemn Arsenal to a 3-1 defeat at the Liberty Stadium.
Cech's scuffed kick allowed Jordan Ayew to roll home a 61st-minute goal after Sam Clucas had put Swansea on level terms, instantly cancelling out Nacho Monreal's first-half opener.
Clucas netted his second goal three minutes from time to finish off Arsenal, who hope to add to their squad before Wednesday night's transfer deadline with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang set to swell their striking options.
Swansea went out to 16/1 for the win in Sky Bet's in-play odds after Monreal had put Arsenal in front.
The Gunners were as short as 1/5 for a three-point haul for that brief spell before Clucas equalised.
Swansea are now odds-on at 4/5 with Sky Bet to stay up and an even-money chance to go down.
Arsenal are out to 12/1 for a top-four finish.
The Gunners' defeat was good news for Liverpool, who strolled to the easiest of 3-0 wins away to a below-par Huddersfield.
Jurgen Klopp's men dominated possession against their opponents and from the moment Emre Can rocketed home a long-range opener in the 26th minute the result was never in doubt.
Roberto Firmino extended Liverpool's lead on the stroke of half-time when he somehow squeezed the ball home from the goal-line after being played in by a clever Sadio Mane back-heel.
Klopp had left £75m man Virgil van Dijk on the bench but the decision was rendered almost irrelevant as the hosts continued in cruise control, Mohamed Salah completing the scoring from the penalty spot after Can was tripped up in the box.
Liverpool are odds-on at 2/9 with Sky Bet for a top-four finish and Huddersfield are the odds-on favourites at 4/6 to go down.
A Mark Noble penalty helped West Ham shrug off the disappointment of their FA Cup defeat at Wigan with a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Crystal Palace.
Roy Hodgson's much-improved Eagles grabbed the lead in the 24th minute when Christian Benteke rose to steer an Andros Townsend cross home from close range.
But the Hammers were level just before the break after Javier Hernandez was brought down by James Tomkins in the box - and Hernandez came closest to a winner when his 51st-minute effort was brilliantly saved by Wayne Hennessey.
West Ham and Palace can be backed at 10/1 and 11/1 respectively in Sky Bet's relegation odds.