A SUPERCOMPUTER has predicted the final Premier League table with Arsenal looking to finally take the crown.
The Gunners have had to settle for second place in each of the previous three seasons.
Arsenal have not lifted the English title in over two decades with their last championship coming in 2003.
Mikel Arteta has set his side up well to finally break that duck, though with a near-perfect start to the 2025/26 Premier League campaign.
The North London side lead the way at the top of the table by four points after their most recent win over Crystal Palace at the Emirates Stadium.
To further boost their hopes of landing the title all of their traditional rivals seemingly slipped up.
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Liverpool were beaten by Brentford, Man City left Villa Park empty-handed handed and Chelsea lost to Sunderland.
As a result the supercomputer at CasinoHawks has suggested it is the Gunners’ title to lose after nine games.
It has calculated that Arsenal will finish the season on 90 points with 28 wins from 38 games.
Their closest rivals will be Liverpool on 77 points despite their recent struggles on the pitch.
Arne Slot‘s team have lost all four of the last Premier League outings and have dropped to SEVENTH in the table.
The supercomputer expects the top four to be completed by Man City and Chelsea.
Despite Bournemouth currently second in the table it is backing them to drop off and fall to seventh – similar to Nottingham Forest last term.
Manchester United are currently enjoying their best run under Ruben Amorim with three wins on the bounce.
The form has propelled the Red Devils up to 6th in the table but the supercomputer thinks it may be a flash in the pan.
The research suggests that Amorim’s side are set for a plummet back down the table to 12th by the end of the season.
In terms of the bottom three, the supercomputer is predicting West Ham, Burnley and Wolves for relegation to the Championship.
The Hammers continue to struggle despite the appointment of Nuno Espirito Santo with another defeat in the league.
Wolves also continue their hunt for their first league victory of the season after being beaten by the Clarets.
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As a result though it does think that Forest’s appointment of Sean Dyche will be a success.
The manager took charge with the club in the bottom three and is being backed to lift them to 13th and finish level on points with United.
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