On October 8th, according to the Daily Mail, after the first seven rounds of the Premier League, a supercomputer has predicted the final standings for the new season of the Premier League. The prediction suggests that Liverpool will win the Premier League title over Chelsea and Manchester City, while Arsenal will only finish eighth, and Manchester United will continue to set a record for their worst Premier League performance by finishing tenth.
In the supercomputer’s prediction, following their Premier League championship in the 2019-2020 season, Liverpool will lift the Premier League trophy again after five years. Chelsea, with its large squad, is predicted to come in second place, while the reign of Guardiola’s Manchester City will end, securing only third place in the Premier League.
Among the two notable teams, title contenders Arsenal are predicted to finish only eighth, while Ten Hag’s Manchester United will continue to hit rock bottom, finishing only tenth and continuing to set a record for their worst Premier League performance.
Supercomputer’s Top 10 Premier League Predictions:
Champion: Liverpool
Runner-up: Chelsea
Third Place: Manchester City
Fourth: Tottenham Hotspur
Fifth: Aston Villa
Sixth: Fulham
Seventh: Bournemouth
Eighth: Arsenal
Ninth: Brighton
Tenth: Manchester United
Supercomputer Predicts Final Premier League Standings: Liverpool Beats Chelsea and Man City to Claim Title, Arsenal Finishes Eighth, United Tenth. Author：Sports UEFA.Please indicate the source when reproduced：https://www.sportsuefa.com/football-world/supercomputer-predicts-final-premier-league-standings-liverpool-beats-chelsea-and-man-city-to-claim-title-arsenal-finishes-eighth-united-tenth.html
