Leeds United are heading for their second season back in the country’s top flight - ahead of which a new supercomputer has made a big Whites call in its new predicted final Premier League table.
Leeds ended up finishing eight points clear of the drop zone on last season’s Premier League return and four places above third-bottom West Ham by sealing a 14th-placed finish.
But a new supercomputer from the team at BettingLounge has things looking rather differently in its predicted final table for the 2026-27 season for which Championship champions Coventry City, runners-up Ipswich Town and play-off winners Hull City will be the three teams looking to survive their first season back.
Leeds and also Sunderland will be out to seal survival in their second season back in the country’s top flight which Whites chairman Paraag Marathe has already warned can often be even more difficult than the first one back.
Sunderland also have European football on the agenda in the Europa League after last season’s amazing seventh-placed finish and the bookies generally think the Black Cats will struggle.
But the BettingLounge supercomputer sess it differently and here is their full rundown of how they think the final 2026-27 Premier League table will look.
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