Supercomputer makes Tottenham and Arsenal final table prediction amid Premier League title hopes

A supercomputer has provided a fresh prediction for how the Premier League table will look at the end of the season following the latest set of results. The Manchester derby was the marquee fixture of the weekend with Pep Guardiola's Manchester City looking to avenge last season's defeat at Old Trafford to Manchester United.

The reigning champions completely controlled the game, winning 3-0 at the home of their bitter rivals to close out gameweek 10. The action kicked off at Selhurst Park with leaders Tottenham beating Crystal Palace 2-1 to go five points clear before that gap was reduced back down to two points following Arsenal's demolition of Sheffield United.

Elsewhere, wins for Liverpool and Aston Villa kept them near the top of the league, while both Newcastle and Brighton could only secure one point against Wolves and Fulham, respectively. Chelsea suffered another defeat at Stamford Bridge, this time to Brentford, which means they are already 11 points off the top four.

Using last season as an example, Arsenal and Man City are expected to be the top two contenders for the title in 2024, although Liverpool, Spurs and perhaps even Aston Villa may have something to say about that. With that in mind, Bettingexpert's supercomputer,BETSiE has run a new algorithm to see how the final table could look at the end of the season.

As expected, Man City are being backed to win their fourth consecutive title amassing 86.7 points on average after the supercomputer simulated the remainder of the Premier League season 100,000 times. Arsenal are projected to finish second again on 80.4 points, while Liverpool are in third with 79.1 points.

Despite thus far being unbeaten, it has been calculated that Spurs will miss out on a Champions