Interesting overview of Newcastle United for the season and todays match against Everton at Goodison Park.<\/p>\n
The super computer model predictions are based on the FiveThirtyEight revision to the Soccer Power Index, which is a rating mechanism for football teams which takes account of over half a million matches, and is based on Optas play-by-play data.<\/p>\n
They have analysed all Premier League matches this midweek, including this game against Carlo Ancelottis team.<\/p>\n
Their computer model gives Everton a 62% chance of a win, it is 23% for a draw and a 15% possibility of a Newcastle win (percentage probabilities rounded up\/down to nearest whole number).<\/p>\n
When it comes to winning the title, they have the probability at 99% Liverpool and the rest (including Man City now) nowhere, a quite remarkable situation with still four months of the season remaining.<\/p>\n
Also interesting to see how the computer model now rates the percentage probability chances of relegation:<\/p>\n
91% Norwich<\/p>\n
67% Bournemouth<\/p>\n
50% Villa<\/p>\n
31% West Ham<\/p>\n
19% Watford<\/p>\n
12% Brighton<\/p>\n
11% Burnley<\/p>\n
10% Newcastle United<\/p>\n
4% Southampton<\/p>\n
3% Palace<\/p>\n
1% Arsenal<\/p>\n
So they now rate Newcastle a one in ten chance of going down, Steve Bruces team seven points clear of the relegation zone.<\/p>\n
The bookies have Newcastle at 8\/1 to be relegated after the win over Chelsea, pretty much matching the Soccer Power Index model chances of 9\/1 (10%).<\/p>\n
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