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Supercomputer Predicts 2025-26 Premier League Table in Full.
With the season run-in now upon us, the Supercomputer has updated its prediction for the final 2025/26 Premier League table. Everyone had expected Manchester City to rule the roost again last term but it was Liverpool – under new manager Arne Slot – who ended up winning their 20th English league crown at a canter, reclaiming their perch as the country’s most successful club.

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There were no bonus points handed to those who guessed that Arsenal would finish second – having now achieved that feat three successive seasons on the spin now – while Pep Guardiola’s side’s end-of-season form saw them just about claim third. Other narratives drawn up were that of Nottingham Forest’s surprise run to European qualification, while Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United slipped to their worst-ever league campaigns since the 1992 rebranding.

All of the above is still fresh in the memory, but football never sleeps. The forecasts below are compiled by a Supercomputer, with the help of Opta, which has simulated the league season based on the fixture list and what we learned from the season so far. Without further ado, let’s take a look at the predicted winners and losers of the 2025/26 Premier League season.

Relegation Zone
A worrying trend at the foot of the table is tipped to finally come to an end this season. In both 2023/24 and 2024/25, all three promoted sides went straight back down. But if the Supercomputer’s latest projections are correct, both Sunderland and Leeds will survive this time around. This does still mean, however, that Burnley are tipped to have their gloom turn into inevitable doom under Scott Parker.

The Clarets may have recently secured a 3-2 win over Crystal Palace, improving their survival hopes slightly, but they are still expected to go straight back down to the Championship with 28 points.

Leeds United could find themselves dragged into a battle for survival this term, but have been given a chance of avoiding relegation to the second tier. The Whites are predicted to finish in 15th, five points clear Nottingham Forest, who have now sacked three managers this season following Sean Dyche’s dismissal.

After Ange Postecoglou led Tottenham to Europa League glory in 2024/25, there was hope among the north London faithful that new manager Thomas Frank could mastermind a turnaround. But after less than a season in charge, Frank has now gone, and there are real fears that Spurs will soon find themselves firmly involved in the relegation dogfight. Igor Tudor’s reign began with a concerning 4-1 home defeat to fierce rivals Arsenal on February 22.

Bottom Half

Brighton and Hove Albion have somewhat flown under the radar so far this term, as other underdogs take on the role of overachievers – a reputation they once wore with pride under Graham Potter and Roberto De Zerbi. Under the current Fabian Hurzeler regime, however, the club are currently trending in a negative direction, with just two wins in their last 14 matches.

Meanwhile, Crystal Palace are currently predicted to finish just below their rivals. Having won the FA Cup – their first major honour of any kind – at the end of last season, they proved they are a force here to stay by beating Liverpool twice to kick-start another campaign of promise. They first triumphed in the Community Shield and then again to end Arne Slot’s 100 per cent start to the campaign. But that success has given way to turmoil, with captain Marc Guehi sold to Man City and Oliver Glasner announcing his departure when his contact expires.

Newcastle United have flattered to deceive at points so far in 2025/26. While there have been big wins against top teams like Manchester City, there have also been some poor losses, most notably to rivals Sunderland in the Tyne-Wear derby. Blowing hot and cold is why the Magpies are forecast to finish in 11th place rather than continue to prove they can disrupt the old order.

Top Half

Fulham have often struggled to break through the glass ceiling and fully realise their potential, unlike other clubs around them that have managed to kick on and evolve in recent seasons. However, an impressive 3-1 away victory away at Sunderland means the Cottagers now sit above the Black Cats and the Magpies in the Supercomputer’s predicted Premier League table.

Everton were tipped by many fans as potential dark horses for the 2025/26 campaign. With fresh American ownership, a new stadium, and exciting attacking reinforcements like Jack Grealish arriving over the summer, manager David Moyes seemed well-equipped to start building something special at Bramley-Moore Docks. The Supercomputer is predicting them to finish ninth.

Brentford will be delighted if they can manage a top 10 finish after a summer of wholesale changes saw them lose Bryan Mbeumo to the Red Devils, Yoane Wissa to Newcastle, and perhaps most detrimentally, Thomas Frank to Tottenham. This, alongside losing key names in previous summers, set Keith Andrews up for a rescue mission like no other – but, so far, he’s delivered some important results as the Bees have maintained their steady progression. The west London club are currently flying high in 7th, and are predicted to finish in that position, just above Bournemouth who also continue to overperform in the English top-flight..

As for Manchester United, a top-four finish felt unlikely around the time Ruben Amorim was put out of his misery in early January. Michael Carrick has transformed the mood around Old Trafford, and won four of his first five games in charge – including huge wins over Manchester City and Arsenal. It looks as though Champions League qualification is on the cards for the Red Devils.

Top Four

Liverpool have experienced a turbulent second season under Arne Slot. Many pundits and fans alike tipped the Reds to begin a period of domination after adding the likes of Alexander Isak and Floran Wirtz to their ranks in the summer, weeks after winning the Premier League title, but things certainly haven’t panned out that way. All things considered, a top-four finish wouldn’t be the worst outcome for Slot and his players.

After waving goodbye to a rocky start to the campaign, Aston Villa are projected to finish third under Unai Emery. A title challenge looked a real possibility at one point, but it’s now difficult to envisage them keeping the pace with the two star-studded-teams above them, especially after a dismal 2-0 defeat away against West Midlands rivals Wolves.

Manchester City, who are always dangerous at this time of the season, are closing the gap on Arsenal but are still expected to finish second – for now. Pep Guardiola’s side are closing in on the Gunners in the real Premier League table, helped by a recent away win at Leeds United.