Who will finish where in the 2026/27 Premier League season? Check the latest expected and predicted standings, according to the Sky Sports supercomputer.
Our predicted table – updated after every match round – is based on 10,000 simulations and factors including player availability, rest, fixture congestion, historical performance and betting odds.
Keep track of the latest projected standings to see who is tipped to win the title, finish in the top four or suffer relegation.
You can also see the latest expected table – how the current standings should look based on xG – expected goals scored and conceded.
Expected (xG) Premier League table
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Predicted final Premier League table
Sky Sports predicted before a ball had been kicked that Arsenal would be crowned champions for a second year running.
Our supercomputer gave them an expected points haul of 85.2 – putting them nearly four points clear of Manchester City. But how have results so far impacted our pre-season verdict? Here’s the final table as predicted today…
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