- Supercomputer has tipped Liverpool to beat Man City to the Premier League title this season
- The Reds are currently topping the table with 31 points after 11 matches
- Jurgen Klopp's men welcome Man City to Anfield this weekend as they hope to maintain unbeaten run
Liverpool narrowly missed out of winning their first Premier League title in almost three decades last campaign.
The Reds lost just one match all through the entire season, yet conceded the silverware to Manchester City, who finished atop of the table with 98 points.
It will be recalled that the Merseyside outfit, despite their impressive performances in the 2018-19 season finished with 97 points.
However, a supercomputer has tipped Jurgen Klopp's side to emerge victorious at the end of the season as they currently top the table with 31 points from 11 matches.
Both teams converge at Anfield for their first Premier League meeting this weekend as the Reds are hoping to maintain unbeaten run this season.
Defending champions, Man City, have been tipped to finish runners up at the end of the season, as Chelsea and Leicester City complete the top four teams on the log.
Meanwhile, Manchester United are expected to finish outside of top six as Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur occupy the fifth and sixth positions respectively.
Norwich City, Southampton and Watford are the three teams listed to be relegated when the season is over next May.
Below is a look at how the league table will look at the end of the season according to the supercomputer:
