Bookies predict new final Premier League table amid blows for Leeds United rivals West Ham & Tottenham

How the bookies think the final Premier League table will look ahead of Leeds United’s return to action at Crystal Palace.

Leeds United will resume their quest for Premier League survival with Sunday’s trip to Crystal Palace - ahead of which the bookies have produced a new predicted final table amid fresh blows for key rivals.

Daniel Farke’s Whites are heading for Sunday’s 2pm kick-off at Selhurst Park following back-to-back 1-0 home defeats to Manchester City and Sunderland but with a three-point cushion back to the relegation zone.

Moreover, Leeds also have two other teams in between themselves and third-bottom West Ham, Farke’s men also three points ahead of fourth-bottom Nottingham Forest who are only above the dropzone on goal difference and Leeds also two points ahead of a very troubled Tottenham Hotspur.

Incredibly, Spurs have still not win a single league game this year and the North London outfit were dealt fresh blows on multiple fronts in Europe on Tuesday night.

Facing a Champions League round of 16 first leg clash in Spain at Atletico Madrid, Spurs were walloped 5-2 after falling 3-0 down inside just 15 minutes, leading to keeper Antonin Kinsky being substituted.

Tottenham pair Cristian Romero and Joao Palhinha then clashed heads in the closing stages of another sorry defeat, after which boss Igor Tudor admitted it felt like everything was going wrong.

West Ham, meanwhile, who Leeds will also visit in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup have also been dealt a big fresh blow with star man Crysencio Summerville picking up a calf injury and looking at a few games out.

Amid the fresh blows for key rivals, the bookies have now updated their relegation odds and here is their new predicted final table and where they think the Whites will finish.

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