Premier League predictor: Manchester City's title credentials under threat
Friday 16 December 2016 14:05, UK
Manchester City started the season with sky-high Premier League title hopes but their prospects of lifting the crown have taken a big hit, according to Sky Sports' Premier League Predictor.
Pep Guardiola's side may have beaten Watford in midweek, but they were thrashed 4-2 by Leicester last weekend and they head into their Super Sunday game with Arsenal on a run of just four wins from 10 games.
Their title credentials are under threat, with our result-predicting supercomputer putting their chances of winning it at just 10 per cent, well behind Chelsea at 45 per cent and Arsenal on 31 per cent.
They are at least in a better position than their local rivals. United returned to returned to winning ways against Tottenham and Crystal Palace, but they remain more likely to be relegated than win the title, with our Premier League predictor giving them a less than one per cent chance of being crowned champions this season.
United are only given a 13 per cent chance of even finishing in the top four, well behind Chelsea, Arsenal, City, Liverpool and Tottenham.
As for this weekend's big games, City and Arsenal are given roughly chances despite Guardiola's team having home advantage in Sunday's game.
In the Merseyside derby on Monday Night Football, Everton are given a 30 per cent chance of winning at Goodison Park, with Liverpool's chances rated at 29 per cent.
As for United, our predictor suggests their trip to The Hawthorns could be a tricky one. West Brom have a 37 per cent chance of winning, with Jose Mourinho's side given a 30 per cent chance.