Premier League 2019/20 fixtures: Super Computer predicts where every club will be in the table after five games

Premier League 2019/20 fixtures: Super Computer predicts where every club will be in the table after five games
We’re a step closer to the 2019/20 Premier League season after the fixtures were announced.The opening clashes have got us excited too with Manchester United and Chelsea squaring off in the first Super Sunday of the campaign.Getty Images7

Manchester United vs Chelsea should give us an outstanding start to the new year

Liverpool get the season under way on Friday, August 9 against promoted club Norwich City in a match which will see two German managers – Jurgen Klopp and Daniel Farke – go head-to-head.Meanwhile, in the first five games of the campaigns we also get a north London derby at the Emirates, a match between Liverpool and Arsenal, along with many other intriguing clashes.

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Premier League 2019/20 fixtures in FULL: Dates and kick-off times for every game this season

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But just how will it all play out? It’s two months until it starts but we couldn’t wait that long so we booted up the talkSPORT Super Computer to find out just what is going to happen in the first five games. You can see the results and the predicted table belowDarren Gough discusses if it matters in what order you play your fixtures

Gameweek 1 predictions

Bournemouth 2-1 Sheffield UnitedBurnley 11 SouthamptonCrystal Palace 0-2 EvertonLeicester City 2-2 Wolverhampton WanderersLiverpool 41 Norwich CityManchester United 1-1 ChelseaNewcastle United 12 ArsenalTottenham Hotspur 31 Aston VillaWatford 1-1 Brighton & Hove AlbionWest Ham United 03 Manchester CityGetty Images7

Will Arsenal kick off the season with a win?

Gameweek 2predictions

Arsenal 3-1 BurnleyAston Villa 1-1 BournemouthBrighton & Hove Albion 03 West Ham UnitedChelsea 12 Leicester CityEverton 21 WatfordManchester City 32 Tottenham HotspurNorwich City 11 Newcastle UnitedSheffield United 02 Crystal PalaceSouthampton 02 LiverpoolWolverhampton Wanderers 12 Manchester UnitedGetty Images7

Tottenham fans have fond memories of playing Manchester City last season

Gameweek 3 predictions

Aston Villa 12 EvertonBournemouth 04 Manchester CityBrighton & Hove Albion 01 SouthamptonLiverpool 4-2 ArsenalManchester United 31 Crystal PalaceNorwich City 03 ChelseaSheffield United 12 Leicester CityTottenham Hotspur 20 Newcastle UnitedWatford 12 West Ham UnitedWolverhampton Wanderers 21 BurnleyGetty Images7

Liverpool came from behind to beat Arsenal 5-1 last December

Gameweek 4 predictions

Arsenal 22 Tottenham HotspurBurnley 1-2 LiverpoolChelsea 20 Sheffield UnitedCrystal Palace 21 Aston VillaEverton 21 Wolverhampton WanderersLeicester City 30 BournemouthManchester City 41 Brighton & Hove AlbionNewcastle United 1-1 WatfordSouthampton 12 Manchester UnitedWest Ham United 32 Norwich City7

Arsenal and Spurs players clash in the north London derby on December 2 last season

Gameweek 5 predictions

Aston Villa 11 West Ham UnitedBournemouth 2-2 EvertonBrighton & Hove Albion 0-1 BurnleyLiverpool 51 Newcastle UnitedManchester United 01 Leicester CityNorwich City 13 Manchester CitySheffield United 1-1 SouthamptonTottenham Hotspur 20 Crystal PalaceWatford 13 ArsenalWolverhampton Wanderers 1-2 ChelseaGetty Images7

Chelsea star N’Golo Kante battles for the ball against Wolves last season

How we predict the 2019/20 Premier League table will look like after five games

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Will the Premier League table look like this after five games?

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