Tottenham will beat north London rivals Arsenal to fourth spot according to a supercomputer that has predicted the outcome of the final Premier League table. Spurs moved above Mikel Arteta’s side on goal-difference after their 5-1 thrashing of Newcastle on Sunday, and the Gunners failed to reclaim fourth place after losing 3-0 to Crystal Palace the following day.
Arsenal do have a game in hand but appear to have the more difficult run-in, with Chelsea, West Ham and Manchester United still to come, as well as a trip to Spurs. Meanwhile, Antonio Conte’s side have a far kinder run of fixtures -on paper at least - with a trip to Liverpool on May 7 the only obvious daunting prospect.
The forecast also predicted that Manchester City will retain the Premier League title, with Liverpool in second place and Chelsea in third. Meanwhile, Manchester United have been predicted to finish sixth and West Ham in seventh.
