(Credit: Imago)

Tottenham final Premier League position predicted by supercomputer

Kyrenia is a lifelong Tottenham fan who has been writing for Tottenham News since she joined Breaking Media in 2025. She will graduate with a Master's in Sports Journalism from St Mary's University, Twickenham in 2025. She spent several months working for the Non-League Paper and has written for the Sports Gazette. Her earliest memory of the Lilywhites is sitting alone in her dad's room in front of the telly crying into her bowl of popcorn as she watched as her team were thrashed...yet again. She is happy to report that fonder memories have since blossomed.

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05 May 2025, 12:30 pm

Tottenham salvaged a point against West Ham at the London Stadium, with their Premier League finish now predicted by the Opta supercomputer.

Ange Postecoglou's side remain 16th in the Premier League after drawing 1-1 with the Hammers on Sunday (4 May).

Postecoglou remains under serious pressure with Tottenham lining up potential replacements.

After a disappointing Premier League campaign, it is down to the UEFA Europa League to save Postecoglou's position, and even success in that tournament might not be enough to save his job.

Postecoglou will need a super finish to save his season (Credit: Imago)

Spurs' Premier League position predicted by supercomputer

The Europa League may be the only place where Spurs supporters can find a little joy, according to the latest supercomputer predictions.

The Opta Analyst supercomputer predicts Tottenham to remain where they currently sit in 16th, with an expected points total of 41.89.

Premier League (expected finish)	Expected points
14. Manchester United	43.08
15. Everton	43.02
16. Tottenham	41.89
17. West Ham	40.79

Spurs are predicted to finish 16th in the Premier League

The Lilywhites have a zero per cent chance of qualifying for European football next season via their league placing, meaning they are reliant on winning Europe's secondary competition.

James Maddison's season is seemingly over (Credit: Imago)

Spurs are determined to make the Europa League final

Now, with the Premier League almost over, Spurs will look to the Europa League in a final effort to secure silverware this season.

While Tottenham were criticised for taking their eye off the ball during a 3-1 victory at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium against Bodo/Glimt in the semi-finals on Thursday (1 May), the result puts them in a favourable position for the return.

Postecoglou's side will look to return to North London with a ticket to the final despite the absence of midfield maestro Maddison.

However, with a two-goal advantage and Dominic Solanke's imminent return, Spurs have everything to play for during the closing stages of the season.

Ange Postecoglou

James Maddison