Liverpool's Premier League title destiny revised as supercomputer predicts final table

Liverpool fans, brace yourselves! A Premier League supercomputer now predicts that the Reds will be champions come May.

After their win against Brentford on Saturday, Liverpool are still perched at the top of the Premier League table. The good news didn't stop there, as Manchester City lost points at home to Chelsea. The supercomputer suggests that Jurgen Klopp might have one last taste of glory before he leaves Anfield in the summer.

The folks at Instant Casino have worked out the final position of every Premier League side this season based on key factors like current form, historical data and different statistical trends such as xG (expected goals). After all the number crunching, the supercomputer predicts that Liverpool will finish with 86 points, while Manchester City will be second with 85 points.

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Arsenal are expected to finish third, close behind with 82 points, while Aston Villa will take the last Champions League spot - beating Tottenham and Manchester United to fourth place. Previously, the supercomputer had predicted Liverpool to finish second, but their recent form has made them favourites.

Klopp will be hoping his farewell tour of the Premier League includes a trophy parade - making up for the time the Reds were denied one after winning their first league title in 30 years in the Covid-hit 2019-20 season. The Premier League is just one of four fronts Liverpool are still fighting for trophies on.

Klopp's side will get the chance to pick up their first piece of silverware on Sunday when they face Chelsea in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley - a repeat of the 2022 final,