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Liverpool deliver final verdict on Premier League position after Arsenal drama

Latest Liverpool news and gossip as Reds return to 2-2 draw with Arsenal in Premier League

Arne Slot, Liverpool head coach
Arne Slot saw Liverpool draw 2-2 against Arsenal this weekend(Picture: Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/Getty Images)

that of Liverpool the final position in the Premier League table was predicted by a supercomputer. The Reds currently sit second in the league table following their draw against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium this weekend.

Arne Slots The team had to settle for a point from their top-of-the-table clash against the Gunners on Sunday. Goals from Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah canceled out strikes from Bukayo Saka and Mikel Merino for the home side at the Emirates Stadium.


This result means that Liverpool are now one point behind leaders Manchester City in the table. Premier League table after their first nine matches. Arsenal remain four points behind the Reds in third, level on points with fourth-placed Aston Villa.

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After the weekend’s results, a supercomputer attempted to predict what the final Premier League standings will look like. The prediction provided by BETSiE estimates that Liverpool will finish in second place with 79 points.


Man City are predicted to win the league with a predicted 83.5 points, 4.5 more than the Reds. Arsenal are expected to finish third on 75.1 points, almost four fewer than Liverpool.

The prediction estimates that Chelsea will finish fourth and potentially occupy the final. Champions League place with 69.4 points. Manchester United, after the departure of coach Erik ten Hag, are expected to finish seventh with 60.7 points, while Tottenham Hotspur (65.1) and Aston Villa (61.5) rank fifth and sixth, respectively.

At the other end of the table, the three newly promoted clubs, Ipswich Town, Southampton and Leicester City, are the teams expected to be relegated to the Championship. Everton should finish 16th with 39.3 points, 5.9 ahead of the bottom three.