The end of the season is just three matches away, and a supercomputer has predicted Arsenal and Tottenham’s final Premier League finishing positions
Arsenal will finally get over the line and be named Premier League champions, while Tottenham will avoid relegation in a dramatic end to the season in north London, according to a supercomputer.
The Gunners currently remain top of the division by six points, though Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City team have two games in hand. Tottenham, meanwhile, edged out of the bottom three by a point after claiming a win over Aston Villa, after West Ham fell to defeat against Brentford.
BETSiE, Aceodds’ supercomputer, is backing Mikel Arteta’s men to lift the Premier League trophy at the end of the month, albeit with the lowest points tally in a decade, since Leicester won the league with 81 points.
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Arsenal are expected to claim two wins from their final three matches, but fortunately for them, City are expected to drop more points. Guardiola’s men are predicted to finish two points behind, earning 10 points from five matches.
BETSiE rates the Gunners’ chances of winning the league at 75.8 per cent and City’s at 24.2 per cent. Arsenal have games against West Ham, Burnley and Crystal Palace remaining.
Following their second win under Roberto De Zerbi, Tottenham are set to earn Premier League survival by two points. The Lilywhites are predicted to earn four points from matches against Leeds, Chelsea and Everton.
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That is expected to be enough to maintain an advantage over West Ham, who face Arsenal, Newcastle and Leeds United. Nottingham Forest are expected to finish above both in 16th, a further two points ahead of Tottenham.
Spurs’ relegation probability is said to be 19.3 per cent, with things looking more bleak for the Irons at 76.8 per cent. Forest still have a 3.9 per cent chance of going down.
Despite recording two wins in a row, De Zerbi is not getting ahead of himself at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium. “The crucial thing now is to keep in our heads what was the situation before the Wolverhampton game,” he said on Sunday.
“This is the most important memory to keep in our heads because in football it’s very easy to change. If you lose you are stupid, if you win you are a champion. No, we have to find the balance.
“We have to work this week because Leeds is another very tough game and to remember in ourselves what we have done in the past, in the last month.”
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