Southampton and Arsenal both fell to defeats at the weekend, piling yet more pressure on their respective managers ahead of a crucial period of games <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Ralph Hasenhuttl is the favourite to be the next Premier League manager to leave his post after watching his Southampton side fall to a sixth league defeat in seven games at the weekend.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
The Saints have the worst home record in the top-flight this season\u00a0with just one point to their name and have not won a game at St. Mary\u2019s Stadium since beating Wolves 3-1 back in April.<\/p>\n
Following their loss to Everton on Saturday, 888Sport have made Hasenhuttl 5\/4 (2.25)<\/strong> to leave his post next, with Southampton sitting in 19th on just eight points.<\/p>\n Although sixth in the league, Arsenal have won just two of their last 10 Premier League games and Unai Emery is 2\/1 (3.0)<\/strong> in the same market.<\/p>\n Despite an attack costing almost \u00a3200 million, the Gunners have managed just 16 goals \u2013 fewer than Burnley \u2013 and are yet to score more than twice in a league match this season.<\/p>\n Arsenal host Southampton in their first game after the international break and that could prove pivotal\u00a0for both Emery and Hasenhuttl, should they both still be in charge by then.<\/p>\n Manuel Pellegrini is 7\/1 (8.0)<\/strong> to be the next manager to leave his post, with West Ham having failed to win since their famous 2-0 victory over Manchester United on September 22.<\/p>\n The Hammers are 16th, five points above the relegation zone, but have picked up only two points from their last six games and have conceded 13 goals in that time.<\/p>\n Marco Silva (8\/1<\/strong>) eased the pressure on himself by guiding his Everton team to a 2-1 win at Southampton on Saturday, although the significant investments made on the likes of Alex Iwobi and Moise Kean are\u00a0yet to pay dividends.<\/p>\n The victory at St. Mary\u2019s was the Toffees’\u00a0first away from home since March, ending an eight-match winless run on the road, and means they are now six points above the bottom three.<\/p>\n Norwich\u2019s excellent start to the season is firmly in the rear-view mirror and Daniel Farke is 9\/1 (10.0)<\/strong> to be the next manager to leave his post after a run of six losses in seven games has left them rock bottom of the league.<\/p>\n Mauricio Pochettino is 12\/1 (13.0)<\/strong> despite Tottenham being in 14th and on a run of just six league wins in their last 24 outings, whilst Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is the same price after Manchester United beat Brighton 3-1 on Sunday.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n