A predictive model has forecast how the upcoming Premier League season will conclude, with particular focus on newly-promoted clubs.
According to the computational analysis, one club is expected to outperform its fellow promoted sides.
The system, developed by BettingLounge, employs agentic artificial intelligence alongside probability-based mathematical calculations to generate its projections.
The model indicates that the club in question should surpass the final positions of Hull City and Coventry City across the campaign.
Regarding the title race, the algorithm designates Arsenal as the team most likely to lift the trophy, maintaining their position at the summit of English football’s top division.
The forecast places Manchester City in second spot, a narrow three-point margin separating the two clubs.
Liverpool occupy the predicted third position, with Manchester United completing the upper reaches of the table in fourth.
However, the outlook proves less encouraging for the club competing in their first top-flight campaign since promotion.
The model places them in 18th position, which would result in relegation back to the second tier.
The projection leaves the side three points adrift of both Saturday’s opposition and the threshold required to maintain Premier League status.