There will be a renewed sense of optimism and confidence surrounding Leeds United when they head into an Elland Road double header with Premier League rivals Bournemouth and Tottenham Hotspur over the next fortnight.
After a run of four games without a win in any competition and just one win in five games during the first month of the new season, Daniel Farke’s men racked up a first away victory of the campaign when they came from a goal down to earn all three points in Saturday’s visit to Premier League basement club Wolverhampton Wanderers.
The result has taken the Whites in mid-table and they now head into their next two games knowing they could move into the European places with a positive points return - but where are Leeds predicted to finish in the table when the curtain comes down on the 2025/26 season next May?
We take a look at a predicted final Premier League table put together by AI tool Grok3.
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13. Nottingham Forest
Grok3: Ange Postecoglou's attacking setup improves post-international break, but Morgan Gibbs-White can't mask squad thinness. They'll avoid relegation drama, finishing anonymously after last season's heroics. | Getty Images Photo: George Wood
14. Everton
Grok3: David Moyes' straightforward approach grinds out results, with Jarrad Branthwaite anchoring defence. Financial fair play limits ambition, leading to a safe but uninspiring mid-table scrape. | Getty Images
15. Manchester United
Grok3: Ruben Amorim's tenure wobbles (seven points, minus-two GD) amid midfield disarray, despite new signings. They limp to safety but miss Europe, prompting boardroom questions. | Manchester United via Getty Images
16. Brentford
Grok3: A data-driven side suffers from Bryan Mbeumo's departure. Injuries pile up, but tactical nous avoids the drop— a season of what-ifs for the Bees. | Getty Images
17. West Ham United
Grok3: Graham Potter's Hammers (three points, minus-eight GD) implode early with defensive errors, Jarrod Bowen's goals not enough. A mid-season collapse seals a relegation fight they narrowly escape via late wins. | AFP via Getty Images
18. Wolverhampton Wanderers
Grok3: Vitor Perreira's winless start (0-0-5) signals deeper issues; Hwang Hee-chan shines, but no creativity upfront. They battle valiantly but succumb to relegation, ending a tough rebuild. | Wolverhampton Wanderers FC via G