Sky Sports supercomputer predicts where Tottenham will finish in 26/27 Premier League

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A supercomputer has predicted Tottenham Hotspur to make a marked improvement in the 26-27 Premier League season.

The Premier League 26-27 season is about a week from kicking off. Spurs are set to begin their league campaign at the Gtech Stadium when they take on Brentford on 22 August 2026.

This season is a big one for Roberto De Zerbi, who is taking charge of Spurs for the first time at the start of a campaign following his appointment back in April.

Tottenham will, of course, be hoping for a strong start and a much better campaign overall after managing consecutive 17th-place finishes in the last two campaigns.

Sky Sports supercomputer backs Tottenham for major improvement

Sky Sports have now shared their supercomputer’s predictions for the 26-27 Premier League season. The AI seems to have backed Tottenham to make a significant improvement from their last two campaigns.

Spurs are tipped to make Europe, with the supercomputer placing them in sixth place after 38 games next season.

In 25-26, sixth place was enough to secure Europa League football and, should things stay the same, that could mark a return to European football for Spurs after having missed out on it this season.

Fifth place did manage to qualify for the Champions League last campaign, but the supercomputer expects Chelsea to beat Spurs to that spot in its predictions.

Arsenal prediction dampens Spurs optimism

However, it is not all great reading for Tottenham despite them being tipped to make a marked improvement this season.

That is because the supercomputer believes Spurs‘ bitter rivals Arsenal are going to make it two Premier League titles in a row.

Arsenal were Premier League champions last season, leading to a parade on that side of north London, and the last thing Tottenham fans will want is for those at Woolwich to have another reason to celebrate.

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