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AI supercomputer reveals the likely final PL table, where does your club finish?
According to a recent report, an AI supercomputer has predicted the final Premier League table as we approach the end of the season. The relegation battle appears to be closely contested with the bottom five clubs separated by just six points. Southampton and Everton are in the relegation zone and are unlikely to avoid it, with Southampton having only a 2.3% chance of survival and an 82.1% chance of finishing at the bottom. However, Leicester is the only team with a chance of surviving, with a 66.7% probability. Nottingham Forest and Leeds are predicted to suffer relegation, with a 46.3% and 45.7% chance, respectively.
Manchester City is highly likely to win the title, with a 92.8% chance of claiming their fifth championship in six years. Arsenal is set to finish second, while Newcastle is likely to enter the Champions League for the first time in 19 years, with a 94.9% probability. Manchester United is also likely to enter the Champions League, with a 94.3% chance, while Liverpool has an 8.8% chance of making a late run for the top four.
Tottenham's chance of overtaking Newcastle or United is only 0.3%, while Aston Villa has a 0.2% chance of entering the Champions League.
Chelsea's campaign is expected to remain disastrous, with only a 12.1% chance of climbing into the top half. Remaining in 11th place is the most probable scenario, with a 43.1% chance of happening. Chelsea has a challenging run-in on paper, with fixtures against Arsenal, City, United, and Newcastle. There is even a 0.1% chance that they could finish as low as 16th.
Brighton still has eight games to play and faces a congested fixture list, which explains why they have only a 0.7% chance of finishing fourth. The report shows that there could be surprises in the final weeks of the Premier League, with many teams still fighting for survival or a place in Europe's elite club competition.
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