Liverpool will successfully defend their Premier League title on the back of a summer of heavy editions.
According to Opta's Supercomputer, that has given the side of Arne Slot a chance of 28.5 percent to win the title for the third time and a second consecutive season among the Dutchman.
The Reds have taken the opportunity of the summer transfer window to invest heavily in their team, with people like Hugo Ekitike (£ 79 million), Florian Wirtz (£ 116 million) and Milos Kerkez (£ 40 million) until now.
Elsewhere, Jeremie Frimpong (£ 29.5 million) and Giorgi Mhaldashvili (£ 29 million) also became a member, while the champions maintain interest in Alexander Isak, who told Newcastle that he was interested, but would again cost well to the north of £ 100 million.
Arsenal is now expected to be their closest competitors. The Gunners get a chance of 24.2 percent to finally win their first title since 2004.
It would be a repeat of last season's table if the predictions of the supercomputer flourish, with Manchester City a chance of 18.8 percent to return to the top of the tree – the third usually side.
Interesting, however, the first place is the most likely finish for all three sides. While Liverpool gets a 19.5 percent chance of getting second and a 14.2 percent chance of finishing third, Arsenal has a 18.7 percent chance of repeating their second place and a 14.7 percent chance of becoming third.
City, who also invested heavily this summer, has a 17.3 percent chance to get the second and 14.1 percent chance to finish third.
In general, the three top sides are assessed with a chance of 72.7 percent, 68.5 percent and 62 percent and to qualify for the Champions League respectively, and that will rise by 7.6 percent, 8.6 percent and 9.2 percent chance if the Premier League protects another fifth qualifying place.
Predicted as fourth, meanwhile, is Chelsea. That would again be a repeat of last season, with the men of Enzo Maresca getting 8.4 percent chance to win the competition, 10.4 percent of the next second, 10.6 percent of the third and 10.9 percent of fourth place.
On the other side of the table, the city actually gets a 0.2 percent chance of being relegated, but the three promoted teams are the favorites.
With Burnley returned 18th, they get a 45.9 percent chance to go down – the lowest of the three sides. Leeds is assessed to have a 48 percent chance of falling, while Sunderland claims 66.4 percent and has been tipped heavily to finish with 34.1 percent.
Two teams that struggled last season were Tottenham and Manchester United, in which the Red Devils finished 15th and 17th tracks, but the men of Ruben Amorim in the Europa League final were better.
According to the supercomputer that will happen again. United is supported to finish 12th, with Spurs who come 14th under the new boss Thomas Frank.
United gets a chance of 10.7 percent to finish in the top five of the following term, despite their apparent improvements in the preseason. That increases to 20.5 percent for a top seal finish and 40.3 percent for the upper half.
They also get an 11.1 percent chance to be relegated.
Tottenham now has a 9.2 percent chance of a top-five finish, and that rises to 18 percent in terms of a top seven finish. They get a chance of 35.9 percent to end up in the upper half and 13.7 percent chance to be relegated.
Elsewhere, Aston Villa is the team that goes back to finish fifth with a 38.1 percent chance of reaching the top five, for Newcastle in Sixth and Crystal Palace in the seventh for the Rivals Brighton.
The top half would be Bournemouth and Brentford, with Nottingham Forest 11th for United.
The Come Everton in the 13th, Fulham in 15th and West Ham in 16, with wolves that occupied the last survival place.