The newly promoted sides have started the season strongly, and after nine games none of them are in the relegation zone.
Burnley’s dramatic victory at Wolves saw them move up to 16th in the Premier League table with a five-point gap between them and 17th-place Nottingham Forest.
The amount of points already accumulated by the promoted sides shows how competitive the league is this season and how any side can get a result over another on their day.
Scott Parker will be hoping for more of the same as his side looks to avoid the worrying trend of bouncing straight back down to the Championship after achieving promotion to the top-flight.
But where does Google’s AI-powered search tool, Gemini, predict Burnley and their Premier League rivals will finish this season?
Find out below.
Gemini: The current table-toppers are tipped by many to finally secure the title, capitalising on their experience from recent challenges and squad depth.
1. 1: Arsenal - 86 points
Gemini: The current table-toppers are tipped by many to finally secure the title, capitalising on their experience from recent challenges and squad depth. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
Gemini: Always a threat, City are expected to be in the title race until the final weeks, with their quality keeping them just a few points short.
2. 2: Manchester City - 84 points
Gemini: Always a threat, City are expected to be in the title race until the final weeks, with their quality keeping them just a few points short. | Getty Images
Gemini: With a new manager in place and significant squad changes, they are predicted to finish strong and secure a Champions League spot.
3. 3: Liverpool - 80 points
Gemini: With a new manager in place and significant squad changes, they are predicted to finish strong and secure a Champions League spot. | AFP via Getty Images
Gemini: Showing signs of improvement, they are backed to secure the final Champions League position, overcoming their earlier season inconsistency.
4. 4: Chelsea - 70 points
Gemini: Showing signs of improvement, they are backed to secure the final Champions League position, overcoming their earlier season inconsistency. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images