A supercomputer has predicted the final Premier League table for this campaign, with Liverpool set to come second behind eventual winners Chelsea.
This comes from @FootballForAll, with Manchester City and, interestingly, Thomas Frank’s newly-promoted Brentford outfit completing the top four.
https://twitter.com/FootballlForAll/status/1448727313844260864
As things stand, from the top three spots, the current league table is an exact mirror of the supercomputer’s prediction, with the Reds lying only a point adrift of the Blues in the English top-flight.
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Given the points both we and Manchester City have accumulated in recent times, it’s fair to assume that a significant tally will be required to secure the title over one of us.
99 points – the figure Chelsea will supposedly finish on – would certainly stand more than a good chance of being enough to win the league.
However, on current form, it’s difficult to see us finishing with a 10-point gap between us and Thomas Tuchel’s men – unless injuries once more threaten the potential of our campaign.
With a largely full-strength XI back available for Jurgen Klopp’s selection, however, there’s no harm in being hopeful.