Supercomputer Tips Arsenal for Glory as Wolves Face the Drop in 2025/26 Premier League Forecast”
The Premier League season is only six weeks old, but already the analysts, fans, and data models are hard at work projecting what lies ahead. Using early-season performances and fixture simulations, a Supercomputer – powered by Plejmo technology – has delivered its verdict on how the 2025/26 campaign will unfold.
Last season provided one of the most dramatic twists in recent memory. Liverpool, guided by new manager Arne Slot, dethroned Manchester City and surged to their 20th league title, cementing themselves as England’s most successful club. Arsenal finished as runners-up for the third consecutive year, Manchester City clawed back to third, while Tottenham and Manchester United endured some of their worst campaigns since the league’s 1992 rebrand. Nottingham Forest were the surprise package, securing European football in style.
Fast-forward to this season: optimism, fresh signings, and tactical reshuffles fill the air. But the Supercomputer suggests the script may be both familiar and shocking in equal measure.
Relegation Zone: Wolves in Trouble, West Ham Shocked
For two consecutive years, the three promoted teams failed to survive. However, this season looks different. Leeds United and Sunderland are projected to stay up, proving they have the grit to compete at the highest level. Sunderland, in particular, are enjoying a dream start, sitting fifth after six matches.
That survival story comes at a cost. Burnley, predicted to finish 19th, seem destined to drop after failing to build momentum. West Ham, once a solid mid-table club, are forecast for disaster. The sacking of Graham Potter and the appointment of Nuno Espírito Santo have done little to inspire confidence, with only 39 points predicted – not enough to escape 18th place.
The darkest outlook belongs to Wolves. Still winless after six matches and with one of the leakiest defences in the division, they are tipped to concede 81 goals and finish rock-bottom.
Intriguingly, the relegation scrap could be one of the tightest in years. Just 10 points are expected to separate Wolves in 20th from Manchester United in 15th, suggesting a dramatic, season-long fight where survival may not be decided until the final whistle of the last day.
Mid-Table: Ambitions vs Reality
Everton entered this season with optimism buzzing around their new stadium and American ownership. The arrival of Jack Grealish raised hopes that David Moyes could craft something special. Yet, the Supercomputer places them 12th – respectable, but far below fan expectations.
Nottingham Forest, last year’s fairytale, are predicted to fall to 11th after parting ways with Nuno Espírito Santo. Ange Postecoglou’s arrival has brought chaos instead of progress, with four losses in a row including a humiliating League Cup exit against Swansea despite a two-goal lead. Leeds (13th) and Fulham (14th) are also tipped to linger in mid-table purgatory.
European Contenders: Palace Fly High, Spurs Bounce Back
The upper half of the table looks far more competitive, with several clubs jostling for European places. Brighton are forecast to slide into 10th despite strong recruitment, while Aston Villa will be relieved with 9th considering their poor start.
Newcastle United, despite losing Alexander Isak to Liverpool, are still expected to finish 8th thanks to defensive resilience and home form. Bournemouth, however, emerge as the biggest surprise – projected to leapfrog into 7th under Andoni Iraola, securing Europa Conference League football.
Tottenham Hotspur’s revival is another headline. After a miserable previous campaign, new signings Mohammed Kudus and Joao Palhinha have revitalized the squad. The Supercomputer predicts a strong 6th-place finish, restoring faith in the North Londoners.
Perhaps the most shocking twist comes from Crystal Palace. Traditionally mid-table dwellers, the Eagles are tipped to soar as high as 5th. Retaining captain Marc Guehi proved pivotal, and under Oliver Glasner, Palace have already added the FA Cup and Community Shield to their cabinet. If they finish where predicted, Champions League football could be within touching distance – a remarkable leap for a club once seen as perennial outsiders.
Title Race: Arsenal’s Time Has Come?
The biggest talking point, of course, is the battle for the Premier League crown. Chelsea are expected to scrape into 4th on goal difference, ensuring another season of Champions League football under Todd Boehly’s bold regime.
Manchester City, still in transition but slowly finding form through Erling Haaland’s relentless scoring, are predicted to land in 3rd.
Liverpool, despite shattering transfer records by bringing in Florian Wirtz, Alexander Isak, and Jeremie Frimpong, are forecast to fall short of back-to-back titles, finishing six points behind the eventual winners.
And who are those winners? Arsenal.
For Mikel Arteta, who has patiently rebuilt the Gunners over the last five years, this would be the crowning moment. With Viktor Gyökeres leading the line and Eberechi Eze bolstering the midfield, Arsenal are expected to finish on 90 points, finally ending a 20-year wait for the Premier League trophy. For supporters, it would be vindication after years of near misses. For rivals, it could spell the beginning of a new dynasty in English football.
Final Predicted Top Four
1.Arsenal – 90 pts
2.Liverpool – 84 pts
3.Manchester City – 66 pts
4.Chelsea – 64 pts
