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Liverpool Poised to Lift Premier League Title, Arsenal to Finish Eighth

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This archive report was first published on 27 August 2019.

Published on August 27, 2019, a prediction by the Football Web Pages supercomputer has revealed the final Premier League table standings for the 2019/20 season.

According to the prediction, Liverpool is poised to lift the title, with Manchester United and Manchester City sealing a Champions League place.

Watford's horrendous run is expected to continue, earning them relegation to the Championship alongside Newcastle and Southampton.

As of the third round of matches, Liverpool is currently sitting at the top of the log with a 100 per cent record, having won all three matches they have played.

The Reds' emphatic win over Arsenal fired them two points clear of Manchester City, who now sit second after dropping points against Tottenham in matchweek two.

Chelsea picked their first win under Frank Lampard on Saturday, August 24, after Tammy Abraham inspired them to a 3-2 win over Norwich at Carrow Road.

However, a recent prediction by the supercomputer does not fancy the Blues to even make the mid-table.

According to Football Web Pages, Liverpool is poised to lift the title this season after missing out on it in the last campaign by a fine margin.

Stats pros at the web page tipped defending champions Manchester City to finish second, with shockingly Burnley and Manchester United completing the top four slots.

Watford, who are currently languishing in the drop zone alongside Southampton and Newcastle, are expected to be dropped, with West Ham predicted to comfortably survive.

Predicted final Premier League table according to Football Web Pages.

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