Supercomputer also predicts the top four and the three teams to be relegated ahead of the 2026/2027 season.
By Kehinde Okeowo
The Sky Sports Supercomputer has predicted that the English Premier League (EPL) champions, Arsenal, will retain the title they won last season.
The extremely fast and powerful computer, which performs complex calculations and processes massive datasets at high speeds, released its projections ahead of the 2026/2027 season.
Arsenal ended their 22-year wait for the trophy last season, with Mikel Arteta’s men finishing seven points ahead of Manchester City after placing second for three consecutive years.
However, the Supercomputer has predicted that the Gunners will win it again, with a projected 85.24 points.
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City are projected to finish as runners-up with around 81.65 points, while the top-four spots are expected to be completed by Liverpool (76.84) and Manchester United (75.38).
The computer further projected three teams—Coventry City (35.05), Ipswich Town (34.29), and Hull City (27.82)—to be relegated at the end of the season.
Arsenal will kick off their title defence on Friday, 21 August, when they host Coventry at the Emirates.
However, prior to their league opener, the North London outfit will battle FA Cup holders Man City for the Community Shield on Sunday, 16 August.
