Supercomputer Predicts the 2025/26 Premier League Table in Full

The 2025/26 Premier League season has only just begun, but predictions are already flooding in. A supercomputer, using simulations based on the fixture list and early form, has mapped out how the table could look come May. From Arsenal’s long-awaited title triumph to Wolves’ relegation nightmare, here’s the full predicted league table, starting from the bottom and working our way up.

20th – Wolves (23 points)

In last place, Wolves are tipped to suffer the worst campaign of all, finishing bottom with just 23 points. Winless after the opening three matches, the supercomputer expects their struggles to continue across the season.

19th – West Ham (26 points)

West Ham are forecast to collapse under Graham Potter, ending in 19th with 26 points. A leaky defense and heavy defeats suggest a turbulent year for the Hammers.

18th – Burnley (32 points)

Burnley are predicted to finish 18th, narrowly missing survival by two points. Despite their fight, the margins look set to go against them in another tight relegation race.

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17th – Leeds United (33 points)

Leeds United claim the final safety spot in 17th with 33 points. Their opening victory over Everton shows resilience, but survival is expected to go down to the wire.

16th – Brentford (34 points)

Brentford are tipped to slide down to 16th after losing their manager and key players. Despite flashes of competitiveness, their lack of depth could cost them in the long run.

15th – Sunderland (36 points)

Sunderland are tipped to secure survival in 15th place with 36 points. Breaking the recent curse of promoted teams going straight back down would already be a big achievement.

14th – Fulham (37 points)

Fulham are projected to finish 14th, surviving with 37 points but leaving fans frustrated by stagnation. The lack of progress raises concerns about the club’s long-term ambition.

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13th – Crystal Palace (44 points)

Crystal Palace are forecast to finish 13th, slightly lower than expected under Oliver Glasner. While their squad has quality, inconsistency could hold them back from pushing higher.

12th – Brighton (50 points)

Brighton drop to 12th, even with a promising transfer window. Fabian Hürzeler’s squad shows promise, but inconsistency prevents them from climbing higher.

11th – Nottingham Forest (56 points)

Nottingham Forest are surprisingly predicted to secure 11th place, a respectable mid-table finish. Though some expected another push toward Europe, stability remains the theme of their season.

10th – Everton (57 points)

Everton are predicted to finish 10th, marking a welcome return to the top half. With Jack Grealish in the squad and a new stadium atmosphere, optimism is growing at Bramley-Moore Dock.

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9th – Manchester United (58 points)

Manchester United move up to 9th, collecting 58 points after a stronger season under Ruben Amorim. Despite progress, their absence from Europe will keep pressure on the manager.

8th – Tottenham (58 points)

Tottenham rise to 8th with 58 points, showing significant improvement after last season’s collapse. Mohammed Kudus and Joao Palhinha are already making key impacts in their rebuild.

7th – Bournemouth (59 points)

Bournemouth shock the league by finishing 7th and earning a Europa Conference League spot. Andoni Iraola’s attacking style continues to drive their progress.

6th – Newcastle United (62 points)

Newcastle hold firm in 6th place despite losing Alexander Isak to Liverpool. The supercomputer predicts Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa will step up to keep them in Europe.

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5th – Manchester City (63 points)

Manchester City are expected to fall to 5th, a rare slip outside the top four. Guardiola’s side may still reach the Champions League, but their transition appears turbulent.

4th – Aston Villa (69 points)

Aston Villa return to the Champions League with a 4th-place finish on 69 points. A slow start is predicted to give way to goals and consistency by season’s end.

3rd – Chelsea (74 points)

Chelsea finish 3rd, reflecting a season of steady progress under Todd Boehly’s project. Still well behind the top two, their young squad offers hope for further growth.

2nd – Liverpool (84 points)

Liverpool narrowly miss out on defending their crown, finishing 2nd with 84 points. Despite record-breaking signings, they are expected to fall just short of top spot.

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1st – Arsenal (85 points)

Arsenal finally return to the Premier League summit in 1st place with 85 points. Mikel Arteta’s side, led by Viktor Gyökeres, are predicted to end a two-decade wait for the title.