If you believe a
computer, Arsenal are going to lift the Premier League trophy for the first
time since 2004.
American company Stats have simulated each of the remaining
league fixtures 10,000 times in order to predict the final standings in the top
flight, reports the Sun.
And it's Arsene Wenger's
Gunners leading the way with a predicted 74.8 points and 45.3 percent chance of
winning the league, just ahead of Manchester City (74.1 points and 42.3
percent).
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This is all despite
Leicester City, who are predicted to finish fourth below Spurs, currently
leading the league. Claudio Ranieri's side are expected to have just a 4.4
percent chance of winning the title, though they finish in the top four 61.3
percent of the time.
Liverpool and Chelsea
are both out of contention for the title, though they are expected to finish
sixth and seventh, respectively.
And it's all bad news for Manchester United fans, with the club
tipped to miss out on UEFA Champions
League football, and supporters of Aston Villa, Sunderland and
Norwich City—all predicted to be relegated.
Final League Table (as simulated by Stats):
1.
Arsenal (74.8 points)
2.
Manchester City (74.1)
3.
Tottenham Hotspur
(68.3)
4.
Leicester City (67.1)
5.
Manchester United
(65.1)
6.
Liverpool (61.2)
7.
Chelsea (56.5)
8.
West Ham United (54.5)
9.
Southampton (53.2)
10. Stoke City (51.6)
11. Everton (51.3)
12. Crystal Palace (50.1)
13. Watford (47.2)
14. West Bromwich Albion
(43.6)
15. Swansea City (42.4)
16. AFC Bournemouth (38.7)
17. Newcastle United (37.7)
18. Norwich City (37.6)
19. Sunderland (33.4)
20. Aston Villa (27.8)
[Breacherreport]
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