Leeds United will return to Premier League action when they host in-form Fulham at Elland Road on Saturday afternoon.
The Whites will head into their meeting with the Cottagers on the back of their hard-earned FA Cup third round win at Championship club Derby County and will hope to return to winning ways in the league after they suffered a late defeat at Newcastle United last Wednesday night.
The mood surrounding the Whites squad remains overwhelmingly positive after a recent run of just one loss in their last nine games in all competitions and Daniel Farke’s men have boosted their hopes of preserving their Premier League status by moving eight points clear of the relegation zone.
But where are the Whites predicted to finish in this season’s Premier League table? We take a look at a predicted table provided by AI tool ChatGPT.
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13. 13th: Everton
CHAT GPT: Everton's 5 points from recent 6 and 29 current points indicate grit, keeping them safe from relegation with defensive resilience. | AFP via Getty Images
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14. 14th: Crystal Palace
CHAT GPT: Palace signed Brennan Johnson from Tottenham for £35m, adding flair. Despite poor recent form (2 points from 6), from 28 points, they avoid trouble. | Getty Images
15. 15th: AFC Bournemouth
CHAT GPT: Losing Semenyo to City weakens them. 6 points from last 6 and 26 current points suggest survival. | Getty Images
16. 16h: Leeds United
CHAT GPT: Leeds have improved with 7 points from 6 recent games. From 22 points, their attacking style should secure Premier League status. | Getty Images
17. 17th: Nottingham Forest
CHAT GPT: Forest's consistent 6 points from last 6 and 21 current points, plus home advantage, edge them above the drop zone. | Getty Images
18. Relegated: West Ham United
CHAT GPT: West Ham signed Castellanos and Pablo boosting attack. But dismal form and points mean relegation despite reinforcements. | Getty Images