A supercomputer has predicted Manchester City will beat Liverpool to the Premier League title this season.
Monday saw Liverpool suffer a shock 1-0 defeat to Southampton and they've now lost more points than the entirety of last season.
City, meanwhile, romped to a 3-1 victory over Chelsea the day prior and have two games in hand.
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Football Web Pages have now analysed all the numbers and it points to Pep Guardiola leading his side to domestic glory once again.
Joining City and Liverpool in the top four are Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United, with the latter currently level on points at the top.
Leicester City are expected to finish fifth once again while Aston Villa have been tipped for a top six finish.
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So where does that leave Chelsea and Arsenal? Well, the Blues come in at ninth place while Arsenal could suffer their lowest finish since 1995, slotting in at 11th.
Check out the entire table below.
1. Manchester City (83 points)
2. Liverpool (80 points)
3. Tottenham Hotspur (80 points)
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4. Manchester United (75 points)
5. Leicester City (74 points)
6. Aston Villa (71 points)
7. Everton (65 points)
8. Southampton (64 points)
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9. Chelsea (59 points)
10. West Ham United (56 points)
11. Arsenal (53 points)
12. Wolverhampton Wanderers (49 points)
13. Leeds United (42 points)
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14. Crystal Palace (41 points)
15. Newcastle United (34 points)
16. Brighton & Hove Albion (31 points)
17. Burnley (27 points)
18. Fulham (24 points)
19. West Bromwich Albion (10 points)
20. Sheffield United (5 points)
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp admitted his side's performance was poor against Southampton and wants a quick response.
"I know they are great guys, super boys, fantastic football players, but tonight they were not good," the German coach said per Football365.
"If I think they should have done better then I get angry, not for long, but I get angry. They know that. It was always like this.
"Just because they won something in the past, doesn't mean you are always like this.
"We don't have to make it bigger than it is, but we didn't win the last three games. That's all our fault, mainly my fault, but the boys had a hand as well and we have to change that.
"If you bring yourself (into) a situation like you did tonight, against an opponent like Southampton, then you play with fire.
"Southampton are too good for that, Premier League teams are too good for that, and we don't score late goals because we did it in the past.
"No, you do that because you put them under so much pressure that they cannot cope any more. Southampton were on the edge of that, but we helped them. That's all. We were not good enough tonight."
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