A SUPERCOMPUTER has predicted how the Premier League season will end – and Manchester United fans should look away now.
Bettingexpert’s supercomputer BETSiE simulated the season 100,000 times for its results.
It took account of all match results from last term across all competitions, pre-season and the current campaign.
And Betsie’s latest calculations see Manchester City retain the title, finishing on 83 points, six less than last season.
And Arsenal are again set to finish second, with Liverpool back in the Champions League places in third.
Rounding out the top four will be Newcastle, replicating last year’s finish.
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But that sees United out of the Champions League places and instead ending up in TENTH.
Should that happen, it would be the club’s worst ever Premier League finish, having never landed outside the top seven.
After all, the results were taken following United’s 1-0 loss at Newcastle.
Chelsea would take some pride in finishing six, above rivals Tottenham, but it would be in-form Aston Villa in fifth.
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But facing the drop are Burnley, Luton and Sheffield United, according to Betsie’s algorithms.
Everton – having been docked ten points for breaking financial fair play rules – do currently sit in the relegation zone.
But with only one loss in five, form indicates they will avoid a first-ever Premier League relegation.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
