Projected Premier League 2020/21 table

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Team GF GA GD PTS
1 Man City 78 24 54 89
2 Man Utd 79 49 30 73
3 Leicester 67 41 25 73
4 Chelsea 63 38 25 67
5 West Ham 59 44 14 67
6 Liverpool 71 51 21 63
7 Aston Villa 62 41 21 62
8 Everton 58 55 3 61
9 Tottenham 59 41 18 59
10 Arsenal 49 40 10 54
11 Leeds 66 69 −3 53
12 Southampton 50 64 −15 48
13 Wolves 40 51 −11 48
14 Crystal Palace 43 67 −24 46
15 Burnley 29 48 −19 43
16 Brighton 40 48 −8 41
17 Newcastle 40 63 −24 40
18 Fulham 32 51 −19 30
19 West Brom 30 87 −57 21
20 Sheffield Utd 24 63 −40 17

For the Reds, though, it is not all darkness. An system factoring matchday statistics has been used by the Football Observatory data analysis website to forecast the final table – with Liverpool soaring to third at the expense of the Foxes.

Team PTS
1 Man City 86
2 Man Utd 72
3 Liverpool 69
4 Chelsea 68
5 Leicester 66
6 Aston Villa 63
7 West Ham 62
8 Everton 61
9 Tottenham 60
10 Leeds 56
11 Arsenal 53
12 Southampton 50
13 Wolves 49
14 Brighton 48
15 Crystal Palace 45
16 Newcastle 37
17 Fulham 34
18 Burnley 34
19 Sheffield Utd 25
20 West Brom 18
Indeed, out of the nine candidates, Liverpool has the easiest run-in: their average opponent ranks 12.1 in the table, based on current shape, and averages at just 1.24 points per game, more accurately.

Who has the toughest run-in?

Indeed, Liverpool have the easiest run-in out of the nine contenders: their average opponent ranks 12.1 in the table, based on current form, and, more accurately, averages at just 1.24 points per game

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