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Who will win the Premier League this season?
Where each club is likely to finish, from simulating the rest of the season on the current ratings; darker is more likely. Title is the share of simulated seasons the club finishes first. Effective contenders folds those shares into one number: 1.0 when the race is decided. Experimental — see the methodology.

As of 6 November 2026, the Premier League title race has 2.1 effective contenders, down 0.2 this week. Arsenal is the most likely Premier League champion at 69%, ahead of Manchester City (28%) and Liverpool (1%).

#TeamRatingxPos15101520TitleTop 4Rel
1Arsenal+0.801.469%100%–
2Manchester City+0.672.028%98%–
3Liverpool+0.414.21%67%–
4Brighton+0.204.51%59%–
5Chelsea+0.285.1–46%–
6Brentford+0.078.1–9%–
7Bournemouth+0.058.8–6%1%
8Tottenham+0.059.5–4%1%
9Aston Villa+0.009.7–4%1%
10Manchester Utd+0.1710.0–3%2%
11Leeds-0.0611.0–2%3%
12Everton-0.1211.2–1%3%
13Newcastle-0.0411.6–1%4%
14Fulham-0.1313.7––12%
15Nottingham Forest-0.1214.4––18%
16Sunderland-0.2215.9––33%
17Crystal Palace-0.3016.2––38%
18Ipswich-0.4716.6––43%
19Coventry-0.5017.6––61%
20Hull-0.7318.7––81%

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