AI Supercomputer Forecasts 2024-25 Premier League Standings

A Supercomputer has forecasted the final standings of the 2024-25 Premier League, and as many expected, Arsenal are set to miss out on the title once again, while Manchester United’s struggles are predicted to continue. Last season’s thrilling title race saw Arsenal in contention alongside two other teams for England’s top football prize. However, as Liverpool eventually faltered, Manchester City surged ahead to secure a record fourth straight title, with Arsenal narrowly missing out by just two points, despite having more wins than their famous ‘Invincibles’ season. Liverpool secured third, while Aston Villa edged out Tottenham for the final Champions League spot.

But this season has unfolded dramatically — City have collapsed in form, while Arne Slot’s Liverpool have stormed ahead, leading by 23 points over last season’s champions. Arsenal are also struggling to keep up, trailing Liverpool by 15 points.

According to CompleteSports’ Premier League Supercomputer, the projected table makes for grim reading for United fans but brings excitement to Nottingham Forest and Brighton supporters, as both are set to fight for European places.

Predicted 2024-25 Premier League Table:

Champions League & European Spots

Liverpool, under Slot’s guidance, are projected to dominate the league with a 17-point margin over Arsenal, marking an outstanding debut season after Klopp’s departure. Arsenal, despite early optimism about finally ending their title drought, are expected to finish a distant second.

Manchester City, grappling with rumors over Guardiola’s future despite his new contract, are predicted to fall to third place with 73 points, their lowest finish since 2016/17.

The big surprise, Nottingham Forest, will cap off a fairytale season by clinching fourth place, making a return to European football.

Chelsea, despite a strong start under Enzo Maresca, are expected to fade and finish sixth, while Brighton & Bournemouth are predicted to snatch the final European spots, with Bournemouth making history by qualifying for Europe for the first time.

Newcastle are expected to take fifth and secure Europa League football, while Aston Villa and Fulham round out the top ten.

Mid-Table and Shock Declines

Crystal Palace, led by Oliver Glasner, will just miss out on the top ten, while West Ham will stabilize under Graham Potter to finish 12th.

Brentford’s home and away form inconsistency is expected to leave them in 13th.

But the biggest shocks are reserved for Manchester United and Tottenham:

Manchester United, under Ruben Amorim, are set for a historically bad finish in 14th place — their worst ever Premier League result — a massive 51 points behind Liverpool.

Tottenham, despite early season promise and completing a historic double over United, are projected to finish 16th, also marking their lowest points tally in Premier League history.

Relegation Battle

Wolves are predicted to narrowly avoid the drop, but Ipswich Town, Leicester City, and Southampton are set to be relegated, with Southampton rooted firmly at the bottom.

If these projections hold, it will be a season of massive upsets, shock declines for big clubs, and historic triumphs for underdogs like Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth.

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