Final Premier League table predicted by Supercomputer after Liverpool’s shock draw against Man Utd
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MANCHESTER UNITED'S shock draw at Liverpool could have huge ramifications at both ends of the table. That is according to the latest supercomputer predictions. United put in a superb performance at Anfield, taking the lead through Lisandro Martinez's powerful finish.
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Cody Gakpo and Mo Salah turned the game on its head before Amad Diallo equalised. United could have won it in the final seconds but Harry Maguire ballooned a superb chance over the bar. Nevertheless, it was a massively encouraging afternoon for the Red Devils who were feeling the pressure after four defeats in a row.
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That torrid festive form had even led to suggestions United may actually be in a relegation battle. But the Jeffbet number-crunching machine thinks Ruben Amorim's side can kick in from yesterday's point and move up the table. The draw saw United leapfrog above West Ham into 13th on goal difference with 23 points from their 20 matches.
And the AI calculator believes they will no longer be at danger of the drop into the Championship - but instead will finish the campaign in 12th. FOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS. It is predicted the Red Devils will win 13, draw eight and lose 17 to finish on 47 points.
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That is a full 20 points clear of safety - and 24 off the top four. Instead, it is Everton who slip into the bottom three and face the drop alongside strugglers Leicester and Southampton. Saints are tipped to only pick up 13 points - admittedly more than double their current tally - by the end of their dreadful campaign.
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