A SUPERCOMPUTER has predicted the final Premier League table.
There is still a long way to go, with 35 games left to be played by many of the teams.
However, some have given themselves work to do after a poor start to the season.
And now Bettingexpert’s supercomputer, BETSiE, has predicted how the season will turn out.
It is good news for Manchester City as they remain favourites to win the title and make it a record breaking four in a row.
The Citizens scrapped a win against newly promoted Sheffield United at Bramall Lane.
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Erling Haaland’s goal had looked to give City the win before Jayden Bogle’s late equaliser appeared to snatch a draw for the hosts.
But Rodri’s late screamer saw the visitors take all three points back to Manchester as they remain top of the table as the club with the only perfect record in the league.
However, it is bad news for Newcastle, who suffered a 2-1 defeat to ten-men Liverpool at St James’ Park.
The Magpies had taken the lead through Anthony Gordon, but two goals from Darwin Nunez in the last ten minutes saw the Reds grab all three points.
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This has seen the supercomputer predict that Eddie Howe’s men will finish outside the top four and end the season in fifth.
However, Liverpool have been backed to finish third in the table once the season concludes.
Arsenal’s dropped points against Fulham thanks to Joao Palhinha’s last-gasp equaliser has seen them predicted to finish second in the league for a consecutive season.
Whereas the Cottagers have been backed to scrape survival and finish in 15th.
Manchester United’s comeback win over Nottingham Forest has boosted their chances of securing a top-four place.
The Red Devils recovered from going 2-0 down in the first four minutes of the match at Old Trafford to win 3-2.
Meanwhile, Forest’s positive start to the season has seen them predicted to avoid relegation and achieve a comfortable 14th pace finish.
Despite impressive wins for Tottenham and Chelsea, the two London clubs are predicted to finish seventh and sixth, respectively.
The top ten is rounded off with Aston Villa, Brighton and Saturday night’s table toppers West Ham.
Two London clubs, Brentford and Crystal Palace, are expected to take the 11th and 12th positions.
Wolves’ win over Everton on the weekend has boosted their survival chances with a predicted 13th place finish.
Despite losing the first two games of the season, Vincent Kompany’s Burnley have are thought to have enough and survive relegation and end the season in 16th.
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The relegation spots have been allocated to Everton, Luton Town and Sheffield United, as none of the sides are yet to pick up any points in the Premier League this season.
While Bournemouth have been backed to scrape survival and finish in 17th place.
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