Super Computer makes Leeds United relegation prediction in Premier League

Leeds United are now predicted to be relegated from the Premier League after their 2-1 loss against Manchester City, according to Five Thirty-Eight.

The online supercomputer has shared that the Whites have a 61% chance of dropping into the Championship with only three games left to play.

It has been suggested that Leeds will be joined by Everton and Southampton in the second tier next season, with Nottingham Forest and Leicester to survive.

It is predicted that Leeds will only pick up three more points from a possible nine, with Leicester and Forest picking up four - enough to survive.

Leeds welcome Newcastle to Elland Road next time out, with West Ham United and Spurs the final two games in what promises to be as tough as ever.

Hope?

Did Sam Allardyce do enough to provide us with some?

Manchester City missed numerous chances and could easily have sent us home with a huge loss, with Erling Haaland giving us some rest bite maybe.

Having said that, the fight did not stop and Rodrigo's goal proved that mixed in with set pieces and long throw-ins showing that we are really in a relegation scrap.

The last three games will be hard of course, but nowhere near as hard as today was, so Leeds will need to take some positives into those clashes.

Nottingham Forest and Everton are still in the bottom three and need to produce the goods in their games, which means the pressure is technically on them.

Can Leeds stay up by the two teams below them and above Southampton not picking up any points? It would be an incredible feat and don't rule it out yet.

In other Leeds United news, one source has shared what Big Sam has done at the club, which is something that has not been seen for a while