Supercomputer: Gunner’s Title Hope is Over as Utd Will Have Their Worst Finish

According to a supercomputer simulation by CSDB.gg, Manchester United is expected to finish this Premier League season with its lowest-ever finish.

Despite a comeback 2-1 victory against Brentford last weekend, where Rasmus Hojlund netted his first goal of the season, the Red Devils still find themselves in the bottom half of the table.

Erik ten Hag’s side has struggled throughout the campaign, and the supercomputer projects they will finish 10th, below Brentford—a historic low for the club in Premier League history.

The win over Brentford marked United’s third victory of the season, temporarily moving them above their London opponents in the standings.

However, the supercomputer predicts a tough road ahead, with the team finishing in 10th place, which would eclipse their previous worst finish of 8th, recorded last season under Ten Hag.

According to the forecast, United is expected to earn two fewer points than last year.

Currently, United sits six points off the top four, and the chase for Champions League qualification is looking bleak. Chelsea, predicted to finish significantly higher, is expected to end seven points ahead of Tottenham, who are their nearest competitors for a European spot.

In contrast, Liverpool is tipped to challenge for the title, narrowly missing out by a few points despite Arne Slot’s impressive start.

Arsenal, meanwhile, have seen their title ambitions falter, following a recent defeat to Bournemouth. The Gunners are four points behind Liverpool and trail Manchester City by three points.

According to the simulation, Manchester City, under Pep Guardiola, is predicted to clinch their fifth consecutive Premier League title, edging out rivals by just a single point in what is expected to be a closely fought race.

This projection comes as a sobering reality for United fans, who may be looking at another underwhelming season despite the talent within their squad.