Supercomputer predicts where Tottenham will finish in Premier League after three straight wins
A supercomputer has predicted how Tottenham Hotspur’s 24/25 Premier League campaign is expected to end and it is disappointing.
Tottenham Hotspur’s Premier League campaign has been nothing but abysmal. The Lilywhites currently find themselves in 12th place, eleven points behind fourth-placed Manchester City.
Not only are they 12th, but Ange Postecoglou’s men have only managed to pick up 33 points from a possible 78 in their 26 games this season.
Tottenham’s 4-1 victory over Ipswich Town on Saturday marked their tenth win of the season, although they have still suffered more defeats than triumphs as they have lost 13 times.
Supercomputer predicts bottom-half finish for Tottenham Hotspur
Indeed, in recent weeks, the N17 club’s form has improved. They have won their last three Premier League outings, kept two clean sheets, scored seven and conceded one.
However, despite Tottenham’s recent upturn in form, Opta’s AI still forecasts a disappointing finish for the North London club, predicting they will end the season in the bottom half of the table.
According to the supercomputer, between now and the end of the season, the Lilywhites are expected to pick up an extra 17 points.
The AI has also given them a 0% chance of winning the Premier League, a 0.05% chance of securing UCL football, and a 0.51% chance of getting UEL football – final league position, 12th place.
Category | Prediction |
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Additional Points | 17 |
Chance of Winning Premier League | 0% |
Chance of UCL Football | 0.05% |
Chance of UEL Football | 0.51% |
Final League Position | 12th |
Final Point Total | 50 |
How the rest of the Premier League table is expected to look
While Spurs are predicted to finish firmly in the bottom half, the supercomputer has also predicted how the rest of the table is expected to look.
For the League winners, Liverpool are forecasted to clinch the title, finishing eight points above Tottenham Hotspur’s rivals Arsenal.
Manchester City and Nott’m Forest are predicted to occupy 3rd and 4th place respectively.
For the relegation places, Ipswich Town, Leicester City and Southampton are all predicted to go down.