6th April, 2017, 10:51 PM <\/p>\n
By Harvey Byrne <\/p>\n
A Super Computer tasked with the job of predicting the final Premier League table has placed Tottenham in second place. <\/p>\n
Popular radio station TalkSPORThave provided an April update on their regular feature where they aim to discover the end of season results by feeding data into their prediction machine. <\/p>\n
Now, the computer has tipped Spurs to achieve a second place finish in this seasons Premier League, which is the position they are currently occupying. <\/p>\n
Mauricio Pochettinos side still have to travel to Chelseas Stamford Bridge alongside home fixtures against Arsenal and Manchester United before the campaigns end in eight matches time. <\/p>\n
A second place finish would mark progression for the Tottenham team after they finished in third place in the previous season. <\/p>\n
However, many associated with the north London club will still have their eyes set on a title challenge with just seven points currently separating them from league leaders Chelsea. <\/p>\n
Other noteworthy placings made by the TalkSPORT machine are Tottenhams fierce rivals Arsenal in fourth, which sees them continue their 20-year consecutive streak of finishing in the top four. <\/p>\n
Meanwhile, current third placed team Liverpool have been predicted to finish as low as sixth. <\/p>\n
In other Tottenham news, here is Spurs best possible line-up to face Watford at the weekend. <\/p>\n
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