COMPUTER SAYS...
Supercomputer predicts final Premier League table with title race tighter than ever and Man Utd battling for Europe
The title race could go down to the final day with one team playing a decisive role in determining the winner
MANCHESTER CITY will win a fourth consecutive Premier League title, according to a supercomputer.
But the title race will go right to the wire and there could be some final day excitement to decide where the trophy ends up.
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City are one point behind Arsenal having played a game less, with Liverpool three points off the summit.
Pep Guardiola's side thrashed Brighton 4-0 on Thursday and show no signs of letting up as they look to make history with a fourth Premier League title in a row.
Bettingexpert's supercomputer, BETSiE, ran an algorithm to predict the final table and it does not make for good reading for Gunners fans.
Arsenal are tipped to win three of their remaining four games, with a tricky visit to Tottenham up next for Mikel Arteta's side.
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The Gunners also have to go to Manchester United where they have won just one of their previous nine visits.
City are also predicted to win three more games, with a draw and a defeat in their last five games probable.
Pep Guardiola's side also have to visit Spurs but three more wins could be enough for his side to claim the title.
Meanwhile Liverpool are expected to finish four points off the summit and three behind Arsenal, having dipped in form at the wrong time.
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Tottenham have a big say in where the Prem trophy ends up but their difficult fixtures mean the supercomputer tips Aston Villa to finish in fourth place.
While the relegation places will be made up of Sheffield United, Burnley and Luton.
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