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Supercomputer predicts final Premier League table after ‘wildest weekend this season’ as Arsenal are knocked off top


A SUPERCOMPUTER has predicted how the Premier League season will end – and it’s surprisingly good news for Arsenal fans despite them being knocked off the top of the real table.

Bettingexpert’s supercomputer BETSiE simulated the season 100,000 times for its results.

Arsenal are still fighting for the Premier League titleCredit: Getty
Liverpool are on top of the Premier League tableCredit: Reuters

It took account of all match results from last term across all competitions, pre-season and the current campaign.

And Betsie’s latest calculations saw Arsenal pip Manchester City to the league title.

That is despite the Gunners’ 1-0 away loss to Aston Villa and City’s 2-1 at Luton.

Arsenal are backed to win the league on just 80 points, which is four less than their total from last season when they finished second.

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Liverpool, now top after beating Crystal Palace 2-1, would finish third with Aston Villa in fourth above Newcastle.

Eddie Howe’ side loss ground on the title race following a 4-1 hammering at Tottenham.

Chelsea and Manchester United both suffered defeat leaving the remainder of their season looking bleak.

The Blues – beaten 2-0 at Everton – face an eighth place finish with United – 3-0 losers at home to Bournemouth – a place below.

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The set for a shock results was dubbed “the wildest EPL weekend this season” by one user on X, formerly Twitter.

Burnley, Luton and Sheffied United would all be going down too.

Everton looked to be in a relegation fight having been docked ten points after breaching financial regulations.

But having beaten Chelsea, the Toffes are tipped for a 15th place finish, with Nottingham Forest just beating the drop.


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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