The 2024–25 Premier League standings has been predicted by a supercomputer, and as anticipated, Arsenal will lose out on the championship for another season, while Manchester United’s poor play appears to be unabated. The Gunners were among three clubs vying for the greatest honour in English domestic football during the title battle that took place last season and was full of twists and turns. Man City was left to do their thing as Liverpool finally faded away.
In fact, Mikel Arteta and company lost by just two points, even though they won two more games than the Invincibles, as Pep Guardiola’s team swept to a record-breaking fourth consecutive Premier League title. Aston Villa narrowly defeated Spurs to secure the last Champions League slot, while the Reds secured third place.
However, after twenty-nine games of the new season, Guardiola and his all-conquering City team are experiencing a dramatic breakdown. After giving the Reds a 15-point advantage, Arteta’s team is finding it difficult to contain the leaders, while Arne Slot’s Liverpool has now opened up a 23-point lead over the defending champions.
How the division will look at the end of the season has been forecasted using data from CompleteSports’ Premier League Supercomputer. While Nottingham Forest and Brighton & Hove Albion supporters are in for a thrilling season finale as they try to qualify for Europe, Manchester United supporters might want to turn away from the Red Devils’ disappointing results.
Premier League Table Prediction for 2024–2025
Ordering
Club
Points
Gains
Draws
Losses
1.
Liverpool
94
29
7.
2.
2.
The Arsenal
77
22
11.
5.
3.
City of Manchester
73
22
7.
9.
4.
Forest of Nottingham
73
22
7.
9.
5.
Newcastle United
69
21
6.
11.
6.
Chelsea
67
20
7.
11.
7.
Albion, Brighton & Hove
65
18
11.
9.
8.
The Bournemouth
62
18
8.
Twelve
9.
Villa Aston
60
17
9.
Twelve
10.
Fulham
56
15.
11.
Twelve
11.
The Crystal Palace
55
15.
10.
13.
12.
West Ham United
47
13.
8.
17
13.
Brentford
43
Twelve
7.
19.
14.
United Manchester
43
11.
10.
17
15.
Everton
42
10.
Twelve
16
16.
Tottenham Hotspur
41
Twelve
5.
21
17.
Wanderers of Wolverhampton
35
9.
8.
21
18.
Town of Ipswich
22
4.
10.
24
19.
City of Leicester
22
5.
7.
26
20.
Southampton
Twelve
3.
3.
32
European and Champions League Spots
Chelsea is unable to maintain their early-season performance, while Forest is poised to take the top spot in Europe.
The Citizens might not be able to continue their record-breaking run of top flight titles as concerns about Guardiola’s future grow, even though the Catalan native recently signed a two-year contract extension with the team. Unfortunately, according to the Supercomputer, his team will still finish third with a pitiful 73 points.
The Citizens would fall 19 points short of long-time rivals Liverpool and finish outside the top two for the first time since Guardiola took over as manager in the 2016–17 season.
After taking a 17-point advantage over second-place Arsenal at the top, Slot and his team will win their first English football match. After injuries have taken their toll on the Gunners, the Merseyside team is projected to blow all of their rivals out of the water with a wide gulf in what would be regarded a brilliant first season at the helm, especially after the departure of the much-loved Jurgen Klopp.
Once more, Arsenal is predicted to be content with finishing second. Last time out, the Gunners lost by just two points, but this time around, the Supercomputer predicts that the gap will be far more pronounced, with the anticipated second-place team finishing a hefty 17 points behind the current table toppers. At the beginning of the semester, many people thought the North Londoners would win their first title in twenty years.
As the only team to defeat Liverpool in the league thus far, Nuno Espirito Santo and his rejuvenated Nottingham Forest team are predicted to finish their incredible season by finishing fourth come May, which means they will likely maintain their success until the conclusion of the season. After threatening relegation the previous season, Chris Wood and company are currently playing at a high level, and the Garibaldi appear poised for a return to European football—a status that many of the older generation will argue they deserve.
The Supercomputer predicts that Chelsea and Enzo Maresca won’t be able to get back to their preseason level of play. They’ll continue to occupy sixth place. According to the supercomputer, the Blues have only won four of their last twelve league games, and this concerning pattern is expected to fluctuate until May. Brighton & Hove Albion and Bournemouth are predicted to finish in the final spots of the top eight.
Andoni Iraola, aided by forward-thinking players Antoine Semenyo, Evanilson, and Justin Kluivert, is projected to lead Bournemouth to European qualification for the first time since the club’s founding, as was largely anticipated following a successful transition season the previous season. With Fabian Hurzeler’s Seagulls soaring into the final Europa League berth, they will be a little let down to have to settle for the Conference League.
Newcastle, meanwhile, is expected to finish fifth with 69 points, guaranteeing them a spot in the Europa League the following season. Aston Villa and Fulham, on the other hand, are predicted to finish ninth and tenth with a decent 60 and 57 points, respectively.
Mid-Table Obscurity Manchester United and Tottenham drop to their lowest Premier League finish.
Under the leadership of Oliver Glasner, who has guided Crystal Palace to second place in the form table following a strong start to 2025, the team is predicted to finish 11th with 55 points, just missing out on a spot in the top 10. In the meantime, West Ham will show that they were correct to fire Julen Lopetegui in favour of Graham Potter, as they are expected to turn things around and finish in 12th place with 47 points.
Brentford will end up in 13th place because they will find it difficult to reconcile the disparity between their home and away performances. In terms of home form, the Bees are now ranked eighth in the table, but they are in 15th place on the road.
Nevertheless, Ruben Amorim is arguably the person who will be most disappointed if the Supercomputer is right. According to the Supercomputer, Manchester United will finish 14th on May 25 after having the worst league season start since 1986–87 under the previous Sporting Lisbon manager.
If this turns out to be the case, the Red Devils would end a whopping 51 points behind Liverpool, their worst-ever Premier League result, as the post-Ferguson blues continue to plod along at an alarming pace.
Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham will return to normal after defeating the Red Devils in their most recent match and winning the Premier League double over them for the first time in their history. They will finish a few spots below Amorim’s team in 16th place, guaranteeing that they will also have their lowest points total in the Premier League’s history.
Everton is anticipated to be positioned between the two fallen titans of English football. The Toffees are predicted to struggle to maintain their form from now until the end of the season, finishing with 42 points, only two above the typical relegation level, despite having a strong start under their beloved manager David Moyes.
Zone of Relegation
Ipswich and Leicester City fall back down, while Wolves escape relegation.
When it comes to Premier League survival, 40 points has frequently been cited as the magic number. You might even recall Claudio Ranieri’s repeated insistence that he guided Leicester City to the most surprising Premier League championship that same year.
Sadly for the Foxes, the Supercomputer predicts that the score this time will be 35 points, which Ruud van Nistelrooy’s team will dreadfully miss as they finish at 22. However, Wolverhampton Wanderers will do that instead, primarily thanks to Matheus Cunha’s genius. The Old Gold are expected to stay afloat under Vitor Pereira, who has already presided over incredible wins against Leicester and Manchester United.
Southampton, on the other hand, has only won twice out of 26 league games in the 2024–25 season, and they should feel like winners again throughout the campaign. It will take a miracle to keep the Saints from enjoying another taste of the top level. Even still, they will only be one point better than Derby County in 2008, thus they won’t be as dreadful as that team.
Ipswich Town was in League One two seasons ago, so just making it to the top flight is an incredible accomplishment. Regretfully, though, they will regress and finish 18th with 22 points due to having a far smaller budget than the other teams in the division.
