After the October international break, the Opta supercomputer has updated its projected final Premier League table.
It is only seven matches into the campaign so much can still change, but the season is beginning to take shape. The supercomputer simulates thousands of seasons and takes the percentage each side finishes in each league position.
Southampton remain most likely to finish bottom but their one point from seven games has seen their chances increasing dramatically from 28.6% to 61%.
A solid start, despite no win yet, has seen Ipswich’s probability of finishing 17th creep up from 12% to 15.2% – but a 19th-placed finish has increased from 21.3% to 25.3%.
Leicester’s most likely finish has changed from bottom to 18th after their first win under Steve Cooper, while Crystal Palace’s poor start has seen their chances of ending in their current position of 18th go from 1.1% to 7.2%.
Wolves finished 18th in 9.7% of simulations before a ball was kicked but the now-bottom side are now at 20.1% to end in that position after a winless first seven games.