The supercomputer, known for its precise prediction of Manchester City’s triumph in the previous season, has now projected the final standings for Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City in the ongoing Premier League season.

The London-based football clubs are entering an intriguing second half of the season, each with distinct objectives.

Arsenal is aiming for the title, Tottenham seeks a top-four finish, while Chelsea and West Ham are pursuing qualification for the Europa League next season.

 

At present, West Ham appears to be the only club on track to meet these goals, but with much of the season left, the final results remain uncertain.

 

In partnership with FootballWP, we’ve created a projected Premier League table for the season’s end. Here’s a look at the anticipated standings:

16. Tottenham – 72 points (GD 20)

 

15. Chelsea – 59 points (GD +3, GS 52)

 

14. West Ham United – 59 points (GD +3, GS 51)

 

13. Newcastle United – 57 points

 

17. Aston Villa – 72 points (GD 26)

 

18. Arsenal – 82 points

 

19. Manchester City – Points (Not specified)

 

20. Liverpool – 92 points

 

Although these forecasts offer a glimpse of possible outcomes, the ever-changing nature of football means actual results could vary.

 

The second half of the season will reveal how these London clubs perform in their respective pursuits, adding suspense and unpredictability to the evolving Premier League story..

 

The projected Premier League table you shared highlights the intense competition among London-based clubs as they chase their various objectives. With Tottenham and Arsenal both expected to score over 70 points, it’s clear they’re still in the race for strong finishes, although Arsenal seems to be positioned better for a title challenge. Meanwhile, Chelsea and West Ham are projected to finish with the same points tally, suggesting a close fight for Europa League qualification.

 

The most striking forecast is Liverpool potentially finishing as champions with 92 points, followed closely by Arsenal and Manchester City. Despite Tottenham’s and Aston Villa’s identical point totals (72), their goal differences indicate Villa might outperform them slightly. Chelsea and West Ham’s identical records also suggest a razor-thin margin separating them.

 

However, as the forecast notes, the unpredictable nature of football means that injuries, form fluctuations, and other variables could drastically alter the actual outcomes. The second half of the season will be crucial for all these clubs to meet their goals.