"Phew! Son Heung-min's Ando" Supercom got goosebumps "Tottenham will be 16th in the final, miraculously survive with goal difference"... Arsenal won the EPL

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Supercomputer predicted that Son Heung-min (34)'s former team Tottenham Hotspur will succeed in staying in the top division by a goal difference after fierce relegation competition this season.

The Sun in the UK reported on the 16th (Korea Standard Time) the final ranking prediction results of this season's English Premier League (EPL) citing the supercomputer simulation results of the data analysis company "Casino Hawks".

According to reports, the race for survival at the bottom of the table this season is expected to unfold more grim and dramatic than ever. Supercomputer predicted that Tottenham, Nottingham Forest, and West Ham will all finish the final match with 37 points. However, West Ham, who are the most behind in goal difference among the three teams, are expected to fall victim to relegation, finishing 18th. Tottenham will barely survive on the threshold of hell, and West Ham will suffer relegation with Burnley and Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Given Tottenham's current situation, this prospect of a supercomputer's cliff edge is not an exaggeration. Interim coach Igor Tudor took the helm as Thomas Frank's replacement last month, but after losing all four games since taking office, he recently managed to draw one. Tottenham, which has fallen to 16th place, is only one point apart from 18th-ranked West Ham, which is in the relegation zone. In the first round of the UEFA Champions League (UCL) round of 16, he was on the verge of elimination after losing helplessly to Atletico Madrid 2-5.

The league championship was expected to return to Arsenal's arms for the first time in 22 years since 2004. Arsenal are expected to score 86 points in the final, easily beating their rival Manchester City (78 points) by eight points.

Manchester United (3rd, 65 points) and Chelsea (4th, 62 points) are expected to take the qualification for the UEFA Champions League (UCL) next season. Aston Villa are expected to have the bad luck of missing the UCL ticket, falling into sixth place even though they are tied with Chelsea on points.

The forecasting model estimates the results of the remaining eight games by combining each team's power, current league rankings, recent performance, and betting market dividend rates. After that, it works by simulating a total of 10,000 times for the rest of the season and averaging the results to derive the final expected ranking table.

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