The Championship season resumes on Saturday with Leeds United nine games away from a place in the Premier League.
It has been paused since mid-March due to the coronavirus outbreak but plans are now in place for a restart.
Saturday, June 20, has been outlined as the date football will return to the second tier with all remaining matches played behind closed doors.
FiveThirtyEight has now created to a data model to predict the rest of the season with Leeds United and West Bromwich Albion heading to the Premier League, according to the supercomputer.
Brentford, Fulham, Nottingham Forest and Millwall are all being tipped to make up the play-offs which look set to be played at the end of July.
While at the other end of the table, Charlton Athletic, Luton Town and Barnsley are all predicted to be relegated.
How it works:
Five Thirty Eight predict the outcome for the season using SPI ratings, which the website says are their best estimate of a team's overall strength. Each team is given an attacking rating that represents the number of goals it is expected to score against an average team, and a defensive rating to represent the amount of goals it would concede.
Those ratings produce an overall SPI rating, which represents the percentage of points it would be expected to take on average from a game. Those ratings are then compared to an opposition's rating to simulate the outcome of a match.
From that, it is possible to simulate the outcome of a whole season.
Predicted Championship table
1st: Leeds United
2nd: West Brom
3rd: Brentford
4th: Fulham
5th: Nottingham Forest
6th: Millwall
7th: Preston North End
8th: Cardiff City
9th: Bristol City
10th: Swansea City
11th: Blackburn Rovers
12th: QPR
13th: Derby County
14th: Reading
15th: Birmingham City
16th: Sheffield Wednesday
17th: Stoke City
18th: Huddersfield Town
19th: Wigan Athletic
20th: Middlesbrough
21st: Hull City
22nd: Charlton Athletic
23rd: Luton Town
24th: Barnsley
