Supercomputer predicts Premier League final table and that’s bad news for Liverpool

The race to win the Premier League is intensifying and no club is running away with the title this season.

Liverpool, Manchester United, Tottenham, Manchester City and Leicester City – even Southampton and Everton – are all in the mix.

And it’s impossible to predict how things will turn out between now and May.

Thankfully, Football Web Pages’ supercomputer has crossed the numbers and predicted what the Premier League table might look like at the end of the season.

And that’s bad news for defending champions and favorites Liverpool.

According to the algorithm, Manchester United will take fourth place, narrowly beating Leicester City and Aston Villa, who will finish fifth and sixth respectively.

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Jose Mourinho’s Tottenham are then set to finish third behind Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool, who apparently will also register 80 points.

The Reds, who will finish second, are expected to have the best goal difference in the league, which will see them better Spurs.

But the supercomputer predicts they will finish three points behind Premier League winner Manchester City, who will collect 83 points from 24 wins and 11 draws.

Manchester City delivered their season’s performance last time out by beating the hapless Chelsea of ​​Frank Lampard 3-1.

Liverpool, meanwhile, are now 258 minutes since their league goal and were beaten 1-0 by Southampton on Monday night.

So what are the experts saying?

Well Roy Keane is happy with what he has seen from his former Man United side in recent weeks but still backs Liverpool to take the title.

“On the title? I’m staying with Liverpool. I think City. I think United are doing very well,” the Irishman told Sky Sports.

“These are definitely the most exciting leagues that we have seen in the last 15-20 years. There is also Leicester, Tottenham. The two best I said a few months ago and I will stay with Liverpool and City. ”

Danny Murphy, meanwhile, recently warned Liverpool of the threat from City.

“If we needed a reminder that City were in this title race, we got it, we really did it,” Murphy said in Matchday 2.

“There were some brilliant individual performances, but it was the mindset and the mentality of the team. It was the way they set up tactically that won the game for me. was a different Manchester City than I have seen in previous months.

“[Kevin] De Bruyne played like a false nine and he was magnificent. Look at the width [Raheem] Sterling and [Phil] Foden gave the team.

“[Ilkay] Gundogan and [Bernardo] Silva was ahead of Rodri. They were much more adventurous, much more courageous.

“I loved the path [Guardiola] deployed the full-backs. They were on the inside and, at times, as midfielders. [Joao] Cancelo was awesome. [Oleksandr] Zinchenko on the left side, played well coming in.

“We’ve seen City play with this exciting mindset over the past two seasons and that’s what we see here. They were fluid. Rodri found himself alone in the midfield and that’s what we do. want to see City do, in general.

“Watching Foden today made me think of a reason Pep hasn’t played him anymore that might apply to a few players. A complete performance and that’s worrying for everyone.”

He added: “I think it’s a very unique season for a lot of reasons, as we know, and it’s great for the neutral to watch. I still can’t see past Liverpool and Manchester. City as one and two, although United fans are hoping they can produce something.

“We’re definitely not going to see anyone run away with it, but yes Liverpool and Man City for me as one and two and maybe Chelsea to come back and run with the team they have.”

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