The Premier League title race could yet be won by any of the top four, with the weekend's results reducing Chelsea's lead to four points.

The chasing pack all have games in hand on the Blues, while the fixture list means Arsenal and Liverpool both play Jose Mourinho's side, while Man City must travel to the Gunners and Anfield.

It all means that all four can dream of title glory, but who will come out on top?

We asked the football stats experts at Bloomberg Sports to crunch the numbers in their super computer, which uses a complex algorithm to predict sporting outcomes.

They have calculated that City stand a 38.8 per cent chance of coming out on top, making them favourites ahead of Chelsea.

The Blues have a 34.7 per cent of winning the title, according to the Bloomberg calculations, while Liverpool are third with a 19.1 per cent opportunity, leaving Arsenal fourth with a 7.4 per cent chance of winning the league.

According to Bloomberg Sports' calculations at this stage, the title race should go down to the wire between Man City and Chelsea.

Rounding up or down the points totals they have calculated, City would finish top with 84 points, ahead of Chelsea on 83, with Liverpool third on 81 and Arsenal on 79

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