A supercomputer has forecasted the final Premier League standings after the unpredictable first eight games of the season.
Arsenal and Manchester City entered this season as favourites, having contended for the title in the previous campaign.
However, Manchester City has suffered consecutive defeats in recent weeks, whereas Arsenal remains undefeated after eight matches.
While Arsenal is not currently at the top of the Premier League standings, they have the upper hand over their rivals, with Tottenham leading the standings.
All the title contenders face challenging fixtures this weekend after the extended international break, and Arsenal will be eager to secure a victory against Chelsea.
Opta’s Supercomputer has now predicted the end-of-season standings.
Despite their lacklustre start to the campaign, Opta’s Supercomputer, as reported by the Daily Mail, still gives Manchester City a 73.4% chance of retaining the title.
The Supercomputer predicts that Arsenal has an 11.8% chance of winning the title, but the Gunners have the highest probability of finishing second at 32.9%, slightly surpassing Liverpool’s 32.8% chance.
Just Arsenal Opinion
It is still too early to discuss who will win the Premier League and our chances of ending the term as champions.
However, we need to keep winning and stay as close to the top of the league standings as possible.
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Rubbish! I’m sure it’l change it’s prediction when this week’s results and standings are confirmed.
That’s how statistics work. As you get more data the predictions change not the gotcha moment you thought it was. It would be a terrible prediction model if it never changed its predictions as the season progresses.
Are you seriously disagreeing with the notion the Man City are clear favourites for the title at this stage and that Arsenal/Liverpool are the most likely challengers? Because that’s exactly what the model says.
surely the premier league table is yet to settle
My top three before the season started was Arsenal, Liverpool, Man city and Aston Villa
Only time will tell