Supercomputer predicts Premier League 2025-26 season's final standings

We are almost halfway into the new season, and the Gunners are once again at the top.

Arsenal have learned their title fate thanks to the Premier League Supercomputer’s prediction of the final league standings.

In their quest to end their protracted wait for Premier League triumph, Mikel Arteta and his Gunners team have come close against teams like Manchester City and Liverpool but have failed to cross the finish line.

Wolves, at the bottom of the table, have not yet won a game this season, and their Premier League results are depressing. They are predicted to break the record for the lowest point total with just two victories en route to their 10-point haul.

Meanwhile, it’s finally party time for Arsenal, and the Gunners supporters at the top end, Pep Guardiola and company are expected to finish runners-up.

Supercomputer predicts Premier League final table

According to CasinoHawks’ Supercomputer, the recent league leaders are predicted to win the title by five points – finishing the campaign on 87 points compared to City’s 82.

For Aston Villa, who are next on the list and would secure a return to the UEFA Champions League spot by placing third, it’s excellent reading.

Under Enzo Maresca, Chelsea are expected to finish in the top four in the Premier League, with Manchester United and Liverpool, the reigning champions, coming in sixth and fifth respectively.

Two of the three promoted teams are expected to stay up, with Sunderland riding high in 11th place in a fantastic comeback to the top division.

Leeds United are the other team to avoid relegation, but it will be more difficult for them. They are predicted to finish in 17th place, five points above the bottom three. 40 points is typically the magic amount to keep you afloat, but for West Ham United, it will be an unfortunate season.

However, the number crunchers predict that Burnley will tumble once again as they continue their losing tendency.

Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur improved under Thomas Frank compared to their last season’s finish under Ange Postecoglou.

Despite significant success throughout North London, Spurs’ 15th-place finish in yet another season to forget is still disappointing for several reasons.

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