Daniel Farke celebrates Leeds United's 3-1 victory over Nottingham Forest (Image: Getty Images)
You can say what you like about that Supercomputer and its predictions, but when the percentage chances of relegation start dropping week after week, you know you must be doing something correctly.
That's exactly what's happened to Leeds United's standing in the Opta predicted Premier League final table. Leeds have for a number of weeks been tipped to avoid relegation by finishing in the 16th place they currently occupy.
The impressive run in December and January saw to that. However, there was still a relatively high chance the Whites could get relegated with a tight finish to the campaign expected.
That's no longer the case. Following this weekend's games, Leeds are rated as having just a 5.47% chance of relegation this season. That's a substantial fall since December, with the Supercomputer writing off Burnley and Wolverhampton Wanderers as virtually already relegated with less than one percent chance of survival.
In fact, for Wolves they have just a 0.01% chance of staying up. Leeds on the other hand are tipped to finish on 44 points, with Nottingham Forest also staying up on 41 points.
West Ham are tipped to go down on 35/36 points, which is less than the 38 points total Daniel Farke has said all along will be enough for Leeds to stay up. Currently on 29 points after their 3-1 win over Nottingham Forest, if the Supercomputer is right then Leeds need just two more wins and a draw to ensure safety this season.
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