Yesterday we revealed how the boffins at Bloomberg Sports had used complex data analysis to prove the validity of Tim Sherwoods theory that Spurs could lose fourof their remaining 13 Premier League matches and still finish in the top four. <\/p>\n
Now, the geniuses at Bloomberg have gone one step further and used their super computer to predict the outcome and winner of this years Premier League. The conclusion produced from the numbers crunched in their complex algorithm is that Chelsea will lift the Premier League title with 83 points, beating Manchester City by only a single point in the race for the top. <\/p>\n
Plucky Arsenal will, according to Bloomberg, finish third, while resurgent Liverpool will indeed finish in the top four, quite comfortably, ahead of Tottenham. <\/p>\n
Manchester United, meanwhile, could be without any kind of European football if they finish in seventh. Theres more misery for Norwich, Cardiff and Fulham however, as Bloomberg predict they will be relegated. <\/p>\n
Its worth keeping in mind that Bloombergs predicted table is constantly updated as calculations adjust according to the results of each Premier League matchday, but for the moment, it makes for promising reading if youre a Chelsea or Liverpool fan, and immense disappointment for City, United, Spurs and Arsenal supporters. Check out the full table below... <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Blues, are you confident of winning the league? Let us know by leaving a comment below... <\/p>\n
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