Despite being 13 points clear of the relegation zone, a supercomputer prediction of the final 2024/25 Premier League table has suggested that Everton’s safety is far from guaranteed.
The supercomputer, which uses advanced algorithms and statistical models to predict the outcome of football matches, has forecasted that Everton will finish the season in a precarious 17th position, just one point above the relegation zone.
According to the prediction, Everton’s current cushion of 13 points will be gradually eroded over the remaining matches, with the team struggling to pick up wins against tougher opponents.
The supercomputer’s prediction has sent shockwaves among Everton fans, who had been feeling relatively secure about their team’s position in the table. While the prediction is not set in stone, it serves as a stark reminder that the Premier League is notoriously unpredictable, and that no team is ever truly safe from relegation.
Everton manager David Moyes has refused to comment on the supercomputer’s prediction, instead choosing to focus on the team’s upcoming matches. “We can’t control what the supercomputer says,” Moyes said. “What we can control is our own performances on the pitch. We need to keep working hard and picking up points to ensure our safety in the Premier League.”
As the season enters its final stretch, Everton fans will be anxiously watching their team’s progress, hoping that the supercomputer’s prediction proves to be wide of the mark.
