As the season enters its decisive second half, all major clubs are pursuing different ambitions. Arsenal are fighting to reclaim Premier League glory for the first time in two decades, while Tottenham Hotspur focus on securing a top-four spot and Champions League football. Chelsea and West Ham, meanwhile, are eyeing Europa League qualification to restore some pride after inconsistent starts.
Among London’s big sides, only West Ham currently appear on track to meet expectations. However, with many matches still to play, there remains significant uncertainty surrounding the final standings.
In partnership with FootballWP, the supercomputer simulated the remainder of the season thousands of times to produce its final predicted table. According to the model:
- Tottenham Hotspur are projected to finish with 72 points and a +20 goal difference, securing a solid top-four challenge.
- Chelsea and West Ham United are both expected to finish on 59 points, separated only by goal difference, which may influence European qualification.
- Newcastle United are predicted to end on 57 points, just outside the European places.
- Aston Villa are tipped to maintain their impressive form, closing with 72 points and a +26 goal difference.
- Arsenal are expected to accumulate 82 points, falling short of the title but maintaining their position among the league’s elite.
- Manchester City’s exact points total wasn’t specified, but they remain among the projected top contenders.
- Liverpool, however, are predicted to finish first, with an impressive 92 points, reclaiming the Premier League crown.
While these forecasts paint a thrilling picture of what’s to come, football’s unpredictability means nothing is guaranteed. The coming months will test each team’s depth, mentality, and consistency — with the title race, top-four battle, and European spots all set to go down to the wire.
