This is where Newcastle United, Leeds United, Everton and Burnley will finish the season - according to the 'experts'
Defeat against title-chasing Liverpool ended a run of four wins in a row for Eddie Howe’s side who are just one win away from mathematically securing survival.
By Joe Buck
Published 2nd May 2022, 11:00 BST
Updated 5th May 2022, 09:19 BST
It would take a very unlikely set of results for Newcastle to be dragged back into any relegation danger, but with some tough games to go between now and the end of the campaign, it is hoped that they can mathematically ensure their status sooner rather than later.
It has been a terrific 2022 so far for the Magpies who have earned the opportunity to play with freedom. They may have little to play for, however, with games against Manchester City, Arsenal and Burnley, Howe’s side still have a major part to play in storylines at both ends of the division.
Here, courtesy of FiveThirtyEight, we take a look at the latest supercomputer predictions and where Newcastle Unitedwill finish in the Premier League table when it comes to its conclusion on May 22.
Here, courtesy of FiveThirtyEight, we take a look at the latest supercomputer predictions and where Newcastle Unitedwill finish in the Premier League table when it comes to its conclusion on May 22.
5. Tottenham Hotspur
Their 3-1 win over Leicester City got Spurs back on track for a Champions League spot as it looks like coming down to that huge North London Derby clash later this month. Predicted points = 67 (+21 GD), chances of qualifying for Champions League = 30%, chances of finishing 5th: 69% Photo: Mike Hewitt
Erik Ten Hag looks like having a big rebuilding job on his hands, but the supercomputer doesn’t believe he will have to contend with Champions League football. Predicted points = 59 (+2 GD), chances of qualifying for Champions League = Photo: Michael Steele
Defeats to Arsenal and Chelsea in the past week have dented their European hopes. All attention at the London Stadium will now turn to their Europa League semi-final second-leg with Eintracht Frankfurt. Predicted points = 55 (+6 GD), chances of finishing 7th: 71% Photo: Justin Setterfield
Wolves’ poor recent run of form means any European hopes have been dashed. Predicted points = 52 (-3 GD), chances of finishing 8th: 52% Photo: Naomi Baker