A supercomputer has calculated an updated prediction of how the Premier League will look at the end of the season.
Leading data analyst Nate Silver, founder of the website, was listed as one of the world’s 100 most influential people after correctly foreseeing the outcomes of two US elections.
Now, he has produced a final data model of the 2018/2019 Premier League.
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Starting at the top of the table, it’s great news for Man City supporters, as they eventually run out as winners - with FiveThirtyEight predicting a 97 point finish and a 73% chance of winning the league overall.
Liverpool are set to fall just short - ending the campaign on 96 points during one of the most competitive title races in history.
Further down the table, Spurs are set to qualify for the Champions League - finishing in third and attaining a 97% chance to remain in the top four along with rivals Arsenal in fourth.
Chelsea miss out by the finest of margins, finishing behind Arsenal in fifth on goal difference - with Man United allegedly finishing a place below them.
Here is the final Premier League table in full:
1. Man City
2. Liverpool
3. Tottenham
4. Arsenal
5. Chelsea
6. Man United
7. Wolves
8. Watford
9. Everton
10. Leicester City
11. Crystal Palace
12. West Ham
13. Bournemouth
14. Newcastle
15. Burnley
16. Southampton
17. Brighton
18. Cardiff
19. Fulham
20. Huddersfield
