All the Premier League teams have decided their fates, with a Supercomputer predicting what the table will look like this time next year.
Have you ever held your breath after the end of the Premier League season? Good because there are only 75 days left until the next day starts.
Admittedly, the final day isn't as dramatic as it could be when only relegation places and minor European spots are at stake.
Abdoulaye Doucoure's goal decided the outcome, with Leicester City and Leeds United falling in the Championship, sparking celebrations at Goodison Park. Advertisement
On the other hand, Luton Town had secured their first Premier League spot a day earlier at Wembley, beating Coventry City in the play-off final.
This means Luton's Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu will play at all levels of football, from the National League to the Premier League, with the same club when the season begins in August.
Luton has joined Burnley and Sheffield United in the top flight for the 2023/24 season and they will certainly be among the strong contenders.
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In fact, according to LegalSportsbooks' Supercomputer, the Hatters will finish bottom of the table and go straight back to the championship. The computer predicted where everyone would end up next May. 1. Manchester City
2.Arsenal
3.Liverpool
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4.Manchester United
5. Newcastle United Football Club
6.Chelsea
7.Tottenham Hotspur
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8. Brighton and Hove Albion
9. Aston Villa
ten. West Ham United
11. Crystal Palace
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12. The Wanderers of Wolverhampton
13.Brentford
14.Fulham
15. Everton
16. Nottingham Forest
17. Burnley
18.Bournemouth
19. Kingdom of Sheffield
20. The town of Luton
These Manchester City scenes will happen again. Image:
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Manchester City's crowning won't surprise anyone, but it would make them the first team in English football history to do so.
That's a pretty impressive statistic given that Juventus have done it the last nine times in Italy and Bayern Munich have just clinched 11th place after recovering, after Borussia Dortmund finished it off on Saturday night.
Luton is expected to be the most popular team, while Burnley will surely bite your hand to finish in 17th place.
However, it is worth remembering that all the teams that were promoted last year should have fallen and they all survived and ended up playing relatively comfortably.
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