GUNNER BE TIGHT

LONDON. Arsenal’s Premier League title battle has been predicted by a supercomputer.

And Tottenham‘s chances of beating the drop have also been assessed. Both North London rivals picked up precious 1-0 victories over the weekend.

Spurs won at Wolves on Saturday afternoon, their first Prem triumph of 2026.

The Gunners then edged past out-of-sorts Newcastle by the same scoreline.

A supercomputer built by boffins and brainiacs over at Aceodds reckons that Arsenal will finish with three wins and a draw from their remaining matches.

This final tally of 83 HAS been tipped to be enough to win the league, with City only backed to reach 80 — which would require Guardiola’s side to win three, draw one and lose one of their remaining five games.

The top FIVE will get Champions League places this season.

Arsenal and Manchester City are joined by Manchester United, Liverpool and Aston Villa. The supercomputer has Liverpool and Villa to both finish on 65 points — with the Reds bagging fourth spot on goal difference.

Down at the bottom, Tottenham face an almighty scrap. The supercomputer has only tipped Tottenham to collect four more points this season.

This would take them to 38. Unfortunately for them, however, West Ham are backed to reach 40. The supercomputer has West Ham 17th, with Nottingham Forest a further three points above on 43. — SunSport

 

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