Leicester City are set to miss out on the Premier League title, but will secure a Champions League place according to bookie SportNation.bets latest Super Computer.<\/p>\n
The table features two different markets - the title odds for the top 10 and relegation odds for the bottom half, striving to be the most accurate predictor of the final standings.<\/p>\n
The Foxes are tipped to end the season in third place in the league, behind outright favourites for the title Liverpool and Manchester City.<\/p>\n
Leicester are a 40\/1 shot for the title, meaning they find themselves below Pep Guardiolas side (6\/1), despite still holding a point-advantage over the defending champions.<\/p>\n
It seems theres no stopping Liverpool though, who are 1\/8 on to end their long wait for a league title this season they currently hold a 10-point advantage over Brendan Rodgers side ahead of their meeting on Boxing Day.<\/p>\n
Elsewhere, Chelsea just beat Tottenham to fourth, having widened the gap on their North London rivals to four points with a victory over their London rivals on Sunday.<\/p>\n
Manchester United and Wolves are tipped for sixth and seventh - a repeat of their final positions from last season, while Arsenal and Everton - who are under new management - are set for an almighty climb from 11th and 15th to eighth and ninth respectively, with Sheffield United rounding off the top half.<\/p>\n
At the other end, it doesnt look good for Norwich, who are 1\/12 for a return to the Championship, while Watford - despite picking up their first home win of the season last weekend - are still odds on (3\/11) for relegation. <\/p>\n
Aston Villa (5\/7), who will be missing key man John McGinn for a lengthy period due to a fractured ankle, finish off the teams destined for the drop, with Southampton staying in the Premier League by the skin of their teeth once again.<\/p>\n
A SportNation.bet spokesman said: \"The odds suggest that Liverpool already have the league wrapped up and it's not even Christmas, while Leicester fans will be delighted with third place and a return to Champions League football and Frank Lampard will be pleased with a top four finish in his first season in charge at Stamford Bridge.<\/p>\n
\"Norwich and Watford are both six points from safety and the market predicts they will go down without a whimper, while Villa, who are also currently in the relegation zone, will join them back in the Championship.\"<\/p>\n
1) Liverpool: 1\/8(title odds)<\/p>\n
2) Man City: 6\/1<\/p>\n
3) Leicester: 40\/1<\/p>\n
4) Chelsea: 450\/1<\/p>\n
5) Tottenham: 500\/1<\/p>\n
6) Man Utd: 650\/1<\/p>\n
7) Wolves: 900\/1<\/p>\n
8) Arsenal: 1000\/1<\/p>\n
9) Everton: 2000\/1<\/p>\n
10) Sheff Utd: 2500\/1<\/p>\n
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11) Burnley: 65\/4(relegation odds)<\/p>\n
12) Palace: 11\/1<\/p>\n
13) Newcastle: 17\/2<\/p>\n
14) Brighton: 8\/1<\/p>\n
15) Bournemouth: 5\/1<\/p>\n
16) West Ham: 4\/1<\/p>\n
17) Southampton: 3\/1<\/p>\n
18) Aston Villa: 5\/7<\/p>\n
19) Watford: 3\/11<\/p>\n
20) Norwich: 1\/12<\/p>\n
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