Supercomputer predicts the final 2026-27 Premier League standings, with the champions winning by only three points.
The 2026-27 Premier League season is just around the corner, which means it’s time for supercomputer predictions! Premier League football is full of data, and with so much info available, predicting the outcome of all 380 matches in a smart way fits perfectly with fans’ love of debating who will come out on top.
Compare.bet used a mix of AI and math algorithms to crunch the numbers for the new season. Their prediction? Arsenal are set to win back-to-back titles for the first time since the 1930s! The Gunners have a 45% chance of taking the league again.
Manchester City come in second, three points behind Arsenal, with Liverpool third and Chelsea just behind them in fourth. Aston Villa, after finishing fourth last season, drop to fifth and might need the league to add another Champions League spot to stay in.
One surprise is Manchester United, who finished third last time but are predicted to slide down to sixth. They only have a 3.5% chance of winning the title but are expected to qualify for the Champions League. Only Arsenal, Man City (38%), and Liverpool (11%) have better odds to lift the trophy.
Twelve teams have zero chance of winning the league—maybe even that’s generous for some. Hull City, Ipswich Town, and Coventry City are predicted to finish at the bottom. Ipswich faces a 54% chance of relegation, Coventry 68%, and Hull a tough 84%. Hull’s predicted 19 points would put them among the worst Premier League teams ever.
Here’s what to expect for 2026-27: the supercomputer ran the whole season 10,000 times! It used team ratings, fan sentiment, betting odds, and past performance to figure out match chances. Each team’s rating changes based on things like expected goals and how well they’ve played, and after every simulated season, the results are tracked to see where each team would finish.
So, get ready for an exciting season full of surprises and some fun debates backed by numbers!