A SUPERCOMPUTER has predicted who will qualify for the Champions League.
Liverpool and have already booked their spots in the next season’s competition but the other three places are up for grabs.
Strong performances in Europe from English sides this term have earned them a bonus place in the – with the top five going in instead of just four.
We have just a few more weeks of the the season to go and a Sky Sports supercomputer has rated each club’s chances of qualifying.
lead the race on 62 points and have an 84 per cent chance of finishing in the top five.
The Toon are in stunning form, having won seven of their last eight games in all competitions.
But they have a tricky run-in with Brighton, Chelsea, Arsenal and Everton to play.
For that reason, are more likely to get into the Champions League as the number crunchers rate their chance at 95 per cent chance.
They sit just one point behind Newcastle, but Pep Guardiola’s side are the favourites to win all their remaining games against Wolves, Southampton, Bournemouth and Fulham.
and look set to battle it out for fifth place after the latter’s shock last night.
are in contention, but they have just 13 per cent hope.
Enzo Maresca and Nuno Espirito Santo’s teams both have 60 points currently and it could all come down to a thrilling final day encounter as Forest head to Stamford Bridge.
Despite Chelsea’s better goal difference, the supercomputer reckons Forest have the edge with 59 per cent chance compared to the Blues’ 49 per cent.
Whoever misses out and finishes in sixth will have to settle for a spot in the .
It is currently unclear if seventh will be a Europa or Conference League place as Crystal Palace have made the final.
If the Eagles beat City at Wembley, they will take one of the two Europa League spots from the table.
And there could be six English clubs in next season’s Champions League as a Tottenham vs Manchester United Europa League final is likely after both secured leads in their semi-final first leg ties.
