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EPL: SuperComputer predicts title winners, top four ahead of 2026/2027 season

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The Sky Sports SuperComputer has released its projections ahead of the 2026/2027 Premier League season.

Arsenal are the current champions after they ended a 22-year wait for the trophy.

Mikel Arteta’s men finished seven points ahead of Manchester City after finishing in second place for three consecutive years.

The SuperComputer has predicted that Arsenal will win it again, with a projected 85.24 points.

City are projected to finish as runners-up with around 81.65 points.

The top four spots will be completed by Liverpool (76.84) and Manchester United (75.38).

The three teams projected to be relegated are Coventry City (35.05), Ipswich Town (34.29) and Hull City (27.82).

Arsenal will kick off their title defence on Friday, August 21, when they host Coventry at the Emirates.

EPL: SuperComputer predicts title winners, top four ahead of 2026/2027 season

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