Another week goes by without a victory for Leeds United in the battle against the drop, while Manchester City thrash Arsenal in the battle of the top two. What does that do for the predicted final Premier League table.

In the battle at the bottom, Leeds United and Leicester City shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw at Elland Road on Tuesday night.

On Wednesday, Nottingham Forest eased their relegation fears with a 3-1 win over Brighton while on Thursday night Bournemouth took a significant step towards Premier League survival with a precious 1-0 win which pushed south-coast rivals Southampton closer to relegation.

Also on Thursday night, Newcastle continued cantering towards a return to the Champions League after a 4-1 win at Goodison Park made a demoralised Everton’s task of escaping relegation all the more difficult.

Leeds United's Patrick Bamford reacts after missing a late chance against Leicester City (Picture:Jonathan Gawthorpe)

It has led to a new predicted final Premier League table by data experts FiveThirtyEight.comwho simulate thousands of results.

Predicted final Premier League table

	Pos	Team	P	GD	Pts
C	1	Manchester City	38	+64	89
	2	Arsenal	38	+44	84
	3	Newcastle United	38	+36	73
	4	Manchester United	38	+12	72
	5	Liverpool	38	+29	65
	6	Brighton	38	+18	62
	7	Tottenham Hotspur	38	+6	60
	8	Aston Villa	38	+4	60
	9	Brentford	38	+6	53
	10	Fulham	38	-3	51
	11	Chelsea	38	-6	47
	12	Crystal Palace	38	-10	45
	13	Wolves	38	-18	42
	14	West Ham United	38	-11	41
	15	Bournemouth	38	-33	41
	16	Leicester City	38	-14	35
	17	Leeds United	38	-25	35
R	18	Nottingham Forest	38	-35	34
R	19	Everton	38	-29	32
R	20	Southampton	38	-34	28

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