EPL: Supercomputer predicts final standings after Man City and Chelsea receive FFP warning

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A supercomputer has predicted the final English Premier League (EPL) standings for Manchester City and Chelsea, who recently received an FFP warning.

Man City currently lead the Premier League with 28 points after 12 games, but are facing relegation due to FFP violations.

There are 115 charges against Josep Guardiola’s team.

Meanwhile, Chelsea, who are in 10th place with 16 points after the same number of matches, have been accused of making dodgy financial deals during the tenure of former owner Roman Abramovich.

Incidentally, the Premier League recently handed Everton a 10-point deduction for breaching profit and sustainability regulations.

However, the King Casino Bonus supercomputer (via Football London) predicted that Man City would finish with 98 points and claim their fourth straight league title.

He added that Liverpool are in second place with 93 points, with Arsenal in third place, a further eight points behind.

Chelsea are expected to finish the second half with 47 points.

Everton finished in 17th place with 27 points and are expected to narrowly avoid relegation.

The likes of Burnley, Luton Town and Sheffield United are expected to be relegated.

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