Premier League predicted table 2026/27

Updated · 10,000 simulations · 20 clubs

Arsenal are favourites at 62% to win the title. Expected points, title and top-four chances and every finishing position come from 10,000 simulations of the remaining fixtures.

Predicted table

#ClubPPtsExp. ptsTitleTop 4Relegation
1Arsenal92482.162%99%<1%
2Manchester City92177.331%97%<1%
3Brighton91966.44%68%<1%
4Liverpool91564.82%57%<1%
5Chelsea91659.61%29%<1%
6Brentford91455.5<1%14%1%
7Aston Villa91254.2<1%10%2%
8Newcastle United81153.2<1%9%3%
9Bournemouth91252.7<1%7%3%
10Tottenham Hotspur91248.3<1%3%9%
11Leeds United91147.5<1%2%11%
12Manchester United9747.1<1%2%12%
13Everton81046.6<1%2%13%
14Hull City91145.7<1%1%15%
15Fulham9944.9<1%1%18%
16Coventry City9942.2<1%<1%31%
17Nottingham Forest9642.2<1%<1%29%
18Crystal Palace9739.5<1%<1%45%
19Ipswich Town91138.0<1%<1%54%
20Sunderland9537.5<1%<1%55%

Sorted by expected final points. P and Pts are the table on 2 Nov, when the forecast ran.

Finishing position probabilities

Chance (%) of finishing in each position. Darker = more likely; blank = under 1%.

Club1234567891011121314151617181920
Arsenal6228721%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%
Manchester City314515621%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%
Brighton413302213853211%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%
Liverpool2923231510643211%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%
Chelsea1%3101517141087433211%1%<1%<1%<1%<1%
Brentford<1%14812131210976543221%1%<1%<1%
Aston Villa<1%1%371011111198765432211%<1%
Newcastle United<1%1%268101110108875533211%<1%
Bournemouth<1%<1%25810101198866543211%<1%
Tottenham Hotspur<1%<1%1%23467889898765432
Leeds United<1%<1%<1%13457788998766532
Manchester United<1%<1%1%12466788988876542
Everton<1%<1%<1%12346788898886653
Hull City<1%<1%<1%<1%2345677899887653
Fulham<1%<1%<1%1%1244577899998764
Coventry City<1%<1%<1%<1%1%123345678991111109
Nottingham Forest<1%<1%<1%<1%1%1233566789111011108
Crystal Palace<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%1%1%12344568911131616
Ipswich Town<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%1%1%1233457811131723
Sunderland<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%<1%1%1223457910141725

Movement this week

  • Coventry City+4.1 ptsTitle ±0 · Top 4 ±0 pp
  • Brighton+2.9 ptsTitle +2 · Top 4 +13 pp
  • Arsenal+1.9 ptsTitle +15 · Top 4 +1 pp
  • Manchester City−2.7 ptsTitle −16 · Top 4 −2 pp
  • Leeds United−2.2 ptsTitle ±0 · Top 4 −2 pp
  • Sunderland−2.1 ptsTitle ±0 · Top 4 ±0 pp

Change in expected points since the run on 26 Oct, with title and top-four chances in percentage points (pp).

Frozen pre-season forecast

It was calculated on 2 Nov 2026 using only data from before matchday 1 (results before 19 Aug 2026). We started covering the Premier League after the season had begun, so no table was published before kick-off. It has been frozen since then and never updated. We grade it against the final table when the season ends. Frozen cb9109d9479d

#ClubExp. ptsTitleNow
1Arsenal76.543%1st
2Manchester City76.442%2nd
3Liverpool66.59%5th
4Newcastle United57.51%13th
5Chelsea57.21%4th
6Manchester United57.01%17th
7Aston Villa56.71%10th
8Brighton54.81%3rd
9Brentford54.21%6th
10Bournemouth53.8<1%8th
11Nottingham Forest51.5<1%19th
12Fulham50.3<1%15th
13Tottenham Hotspur49.5<1%9th
14Everton48.6<1%7th
15Crystal Palace48.4<1%18th
16Sunderland48.4<1%20th
17Leeds United47.4<1%12th
18Hull City34.9<1%11th
19Coventry City34.9<1%16th
20Ipswich Town27.2<1%14th

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Premier League predicted table 2026/27, updated 2 Nov 2026

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FAQ

Who will win the Premier League 2026/27?

Our simulations make Arsenal favourites at 62%, ahead of Manchester City (31%) and Brighton (4%). Even at 62%, the favourite misses out about 38% of the time.

Who will finish in the top four?

Highest top-four chances: Arsenal 99%, Manchester City 97%, Brighton 68%, Liverpool 57%.

How is the predicted table calculated?

We play the rest of the season 10,000 times with the goal model behind our match forecasts, adding random noise to every club’s ratings in each run, and count how often each club finishes in each position. Expected points are the average final total.

How accurate is the pre-season forecast?

It was calculated on 2 Nov 2026 using only data from before matchday 1 (results before 19 Aug 2026). We started covering the Premier League after the season had begun, so no table was published before kick-off. It has been frozen since then and never updated. Its SHA-256 hash is public. When the season ends we publish how far each club finished from its predicted position, misses included.

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