Arsenal's vengeful demolition of Manchester City may not mean much to the Premier League title race in May.
That is according to the latest predictions from the supercomputer.
The Gunners brought an excellent performance over the unfortunate city while they had 5-1 winners in a spiky confrontation on the Emirates on Sunday.
Erling Haaland has canceled Martin Odegaard's opener before Thomas Partey hit and teenagers Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri scored on both sides of Kai Havertz.
But the goals told half the story when Gabriel screamed in the face of Haaland at 1-0 and Lewis-Skelly brutally mimic the meditation celebration of Norwegian meditation.
Haaland bit back by showing the home fans his golden prembadge on his city shirt, before Papa Alfie Arsenal on X.
The victory has Arsenal fans who dream of a title push when they moved within six points from Prem Liverpool, who have a match in hand against Merseyside Rivals Everton.
But the number crunching machine from the Casinohawks thinks that the side of Arne Slot is running away with the Premier League.
The AI calculator believes that Liverpool wins, a huge nine points above Mikel Arteta's chasing men in a boring race with two horses.
It is predicted that Liverpool will win 29, pull six and only lose three to end on 93 points – six shy by Jurgen Klopp's title winning 2019-2020 season.
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While Arsenal is expected to lose two more games and finishes second for the third consecutive year.
And the AI Boffins have Nottingham Forest third to achieve their best Prem finish on 74 points, 10 behind Arsenal.
It comes after Forest Brighton struck 7-0 on Saturday, while the goal of Chris Wood 17 hit in a hat trick.
In the meantime, seven-time Champs City, who suffer from their standards, will end in the top four and will be eligible for the Champions League next season.
That would be Pep Guardiola's lowest finish in the English top flight, because he took over the governments on Etihad nine years ago.
But Rivals Manchester United are much worse after losing 2-0 to Crystal Palace in Old Trafford on Sunday.
It is predicted that the miserable Red Devils will end 12th after a humiliating 132-year home record.
That would be the lowest that the iconic club ever ended in the competition since its foundation in 1992.
In the meantime, Bournemouth and Newcastle Chelsea will beat for the qualification of the Europa League, because the blues may be forced to play Conference League football for consecutive seasons.
Fulham (61) takes eighth with Aston Villa (61) ninth, both for Brentford (50) and Brighton (48).
While Tottenham, who finished fifth last year before he was decimated by injuries this period, could end up a low sixteenth and one point behind Everton.
But it spells good news for Leicester fans, because Wolves, Ipswich and Southampton are predicted.
The saints will end up on 18 points and catch up on Derby's embarrassing, record-run count of 11 points from the 2007-08 season.
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