Outside the title race, it is still all to play for in the Premier League. 

Liverpool could now be champions in just over two months if they keep picking up points at their current rate. 

However, at the other end of the table, there are still 10 teams within five points of the relegation zone. 

That makes the final standings incredibly difficult to predict, especially with the likes of Watford experiencing a turnaround since the appointment of Nigel Pearson where there was previously no hope for their survival at all. 

Arsenal will be hoping for a similar new-manager bounce under Mikel Arteta after the Spaniard oversaw his first win against Manchester United. 

The table is beginning to shape up one way or another as we've now passed the halfway stage of the 2019/20 campaign. 

That means talkSPORT have been able to update their Super Computer to predict how the table will look in May. 

The full standings can be seen below: 

20. Norwich (relegated)

19. Aston Villa (relegated)

18. Bournemouth (relegated)

17. Watford

16. Burnley

15. Brighton

14. Newcastle

13. Southampton

12. Crystal Palace

11. West Ham

10. Everton

9. Sheffield United

8. Wolves

7. Manchester United

6. Arsenal

5. Tottenham 

4. Chelsea 

3. Leicester

2. Man City 

1. Liverpool 

It's bad news for Norwich, Aston Villa and Bournemouth, who are set to make up the bottom three. Villa are currently 17th but according to the data, they'll be overhauled by Watford - despite no team ever having stayed up after such a bad start as the Hornets.

Elsewhere, Frank Lampard's Chelsea will make the top four at the expense of Jose Mourinho's Spurs, while Arsenal will still make the Europa League thanks to a resurgence under Arteta.

That means no place in the top six for Manchester United - the first time that's happened since the David Moyes era.

All that we can be certain of is that Liverpool are on their way to becoming champions for the first time in 30 years. 

At least a picture is finally emerging of how an intriguing Premier League season will finish.