Supercomputer Predicts West Ham’s Final League Position Following Draw Against Fulham

On Monday, September 16, a supercomputer predicted that West Ham United will likely finish midtable after securing only a point in their 1-1 draw at Craven Cottage.

Julen Lopetegui’s side remains an outsider for both European qualification and relegation, with the supercomputer giving them just a two percent chance of finishing in the bottom three this season.

The Hammers have a 1.7 percent chance of qualifying for the Champions League and a 23.9 percent chance of finishing in the top eight.

However, a 10th or 11th-place finish is currently the most likely outcome.

Where will West Ham United finish in the Premier League this season?

While many fans expected the Irons to have accumulated more points, given the heavy summer spending at London Stadium, the start to their campaign has been challenging.

Lopetegui’s side has already faced two of last season’s top four, Aston Villa and Manchester City. They’ve also gone up against competitive midtable teams like Fulham and Crystal Palace.

Although four points from four games doesn’t appear promising, with several new signings still settling in, there is time for the team to find their stride under Lopetegui’s leadership.

Irons supporters are still waiting to see the best of players like Niclas Fullkrug and Jean-Clair Todibo.

Additionally, newcomers Crysencio Summerville and Luis Guilherme are still adjusting to the demands of Premier League football.

Fans had hoped Lopetegui’s squad would make a serious push for European football this season, and while that possibility isn’t out of reach, expectations may need to be tempered for now.

The team is moving in the right direction, but it may take longer than anticipated for them to reach their full potential.