Arsenal remains at the top of the Premier League standings, with Manchester City yet to play its outstanding game.
The Gunners are benefiting from Liverpool’s poor run of form, leaving only City as their main rival in the race to win the Premier League.
While Arsenal has some big games ahead, Mikel Arteta’s side has shown they are ready for any challenge this season.
As Arsenal and City continue to challenge each other, a supercomputer has now predicted the final league standings.
According to The Sun, it is one of the closest races we have seen in a while, with Manchester City predicted to be champions with 87 points.
However, Arsenal closely follows them as the second-placed team with 86 points, while Liverpool is predicted to finish third with 83 points.
Although this means Arsenal will fall short in their bid to win the title, they are closer to the top this time, and it suggests that they could be strong contenders in the next campaign.
Just Arsenal Opinion
This is just a prediction, and we can make things better for ourselves by ensuring we win all our remaining matches of the season.
That will give us a good chance to take advantage of any slip ups from Manchester City.
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Man City are clearly favourites as things stand this morning, but just one slip-up from either team could now hand it to the other one.
Predictions are just that; they are not Biblical prophesies which had to be fulfilled. Normally, these Predictions are influenced by the following: writers opinion and wishes; antecedents; general perceptions. They will not in any way affect the actual final result of the Championship. Thus, I don’t read too much into them. As long as Man City are champions, the projections will always have them as favourites. How have they arrived at 87 and 86 points respectively? I think it is sheer guess work. Let us wait for what comes out of the games rather than being swayed by these unscientific projections.