Final Premier League table predicted by supercomputer after Arsenal’s shocking first loss and Man Utd’s dismal start

A SUPERCOMPUTER has predicted the final Premier League table – and it’s good news for Manchester City fans. The Sky Blues maintained their 100 per cent record in the league on Sunday with a thrilling 5-3 win over Sunderland. Man City have been tipped to win the Premier League by a supercomputer Credit: EPA Arsenal are predicted to finish second Credit: Shutterstock Editorial It means they are the only team to have earned maximum points from their opening five games. Arsenal suffered their first defeat of the season against a faultless Brighton at the weekend. Sign up for the Arsenal newsletter Thank you! The Gunners lost 3-0 at the Amex Stadium, with boss Mikel Arteta admitting it was a “big lesson” for his team. Following the latest round of results, a supercomputer from Betarades named BETSiE has predicted the final Premier League table. According to the supercomputer, Man City will lift the Prem trophy at the end of the season. City are forecast to finish the campaign with 84 points, three more than Arsenal, who have been tipped to finish second. Liverpool have been tipped to end the season third, a whopping 15 points behind the Gunners. The supercomputer predicts Chelsea to complete the top four with 65 points. Most read in Sport BEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UK And despite their underwhelming start to the campaign, Manchester United are expected to surge up the table to finish fifth. The Red Devils have picked up just five points from their opening five games. They almost suffered a third Prem defeat of the season to Fulham on Sunday, but Matheus Cunha salvaged a point with a late strike. Brighton, Brentford and Newcastle are tipped to complete the top eight, with Tottenham finishing ninth. Spurs currently sit rock bottom of the table with just two points from their opening five games. Their latest setback came in the form of a 3-2 defeat against Aston Villa at home. Roberto De Zerbi admitted he didn’t speak to his players at full-time due to frustration. Despite the club’s dismal start to the campaign, they are not expected to face relegation. Instead, the three newly-promoted sides – Ipswich, Hull and Coventry – are tipped to face the drop. Man Utd are tipped to finish fifth despite their poor start Credit: Getty Tottenham are predicted to finish in the top half despite currently being 20th in the table Credit: PA Comment now