Wolverhampton Wanderers will finish above Aston Villa and Birmingham City in the Championship next season, according to a so-called Super Computer. <\/p>\n
talkSPORT have simulated the Championship season to predict the outcome of what promises to be an intriguing tussle in English footballs second tier. <\/p>\n
And Wolves, who made their 11th signing of the summer yesterday in the form of Brazilian forward Leo Bonatini, have been backed to come out on top. <\/p>\n
Wolves are predicted to finish in second spot behind Garry Monks Middlesbrough, who are thought by many to be promotion favourites. <\/p>\n
Nuno Espirito Santos men just pipped Steve Bruces Aston Villa, who finished in third spot with Fulham, Norwich City and Sheffield Wednesday also in the play-off spots. <\/p>\n
Harry Redknapps Birmingham City, who are expected to be the busiest of the West Midlands three second tier clubs in the final month of the transfer window, finished in 13th position. <\/p>\n
1 Middlesbrough <\/p>\n
2 Wolves <\/p>\n
3 Aston Villa <\/p>\n
4 Fulham <\/p>\n
5 Norwich City <\/p>\n
6 Sheffield Wednesday <\/p>\n
7 Leeds United <\/p>\n
8 Brentford <\/p>\n
9 Reading <\/p>\n
10 Hull City <\/p>\n
11 Derby County <\/p>\n
12 Nottingham Forest <\/p>\n
13 Birmingham City <\/p>\n
14 Cardiff City <\/p>\n
15 Sheffield United <\/p>\n
16 QPR <\/p>\n
17 Sunderland <\/p>\n
18 Preston <\/p>\n
19 Barnsley <\/p>\n
20 Ipswich Town <\/p>\n
21 Bolton Wanderers <\/p>\n
22 Millwall <\/p>\n
23 Burton Albion <\/p>\n
24 Bristol City <\/p>\n
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