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How will Premier League unfold according to data?
Will Arsenal be champions again and will Liverpool make the top four? BBC Sport looks at what the data predicts for May.

Sounds about right.
The best thing about this very tough group of fixtures is that it does put our fate in our hands, I think at this stage that is all you can ask for.remembering we still have in the remaining fixtures:
United (Home)
City (Home)
Spurs (Away)
Chelsea (Away)
Newcastle (Away)
Arsenal (Away)
Results in these games will help to shape our final league position
Would be my guess as well. And yes it would feel a bit... not disappointing maybe, but a certain degree of emptiness.I got us finishing eighth. Very respectable but actually a bit of a disappointment all things considered.
Those are six bloody tough fixtures! Winning the other 9 matches we've got left would help!remembering we still have in the remaining fixtures:
United (Home)
City (Home)
Spurs (Away)
Chelsea (Away)
Newcastle (Away)
Arsenal (Away)
Results in these games will help to shape our final league position
Guarantee that those clubs figure us to be one of (if not) the toughest fixtures in their run ins.Those are six bloody tough fixtures! Winning the other 9 matches we've got left would help!
I was about to post similar from the Betfair exchange.Here's the current bet365 odds for a Top 4 finish. They go 6/1 the Albion. Next down the list are Chelsea at 50/1![]()
Also guaranteed that the fans of those clubs have Brighton pencilled in as a win.Guarantee that those clubs figure us to be one of (if not) the toughest fixtures in their run ins.
Is that because of the games in hand ? Lose to Palace and I would imagine our odds will lengthen significantly.I was about to post similar from the Betfair exchange.
What really jumps out is how the markets give both Fulham and Brentford almost no chance at all relative to us.