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Un superordinateur soutient Leeds tandis qu’Arsenal est pressenti pour dominer la Premier League 2026-27

Leeds United se prépare pour sa deuxième saison de retour en Premier League, et un nouveau superordinateur a apporté son soutien à cette campagne.

Selon yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk, un modèle géré par Compare.bet, utilisant l'IA agentive et des algorithmes de probabilité mathématique, a projeté le classement final de la Premier League pour la saison 2026-27.

Arsenal est prévu pour terminer premier avec 88 points, devant Manchester City avec 85.

Liverpool est pressenti pour la troisième place avec 74 points, et Chelsea quatrième avec 70.

Aston Villa et Manchester United sont classés cinquième et sixième avec respectivement 67 et 63 points.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk

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