THE top four race heated up over the weekend as several Champions League hopefuls dropped points.

Manchester Uniteds goalless draw with Southamptonmeant they failed to bounce back in thePremier Leaguefollowing their 7-0 drubbing at the hands of Liverpool.

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AndTottenhammoved within two points of Erik ten Hags men thanks to a3-1 win over Nottingham Forest.

Newcastlealso capitalised onMan Utds stalemate with a2-1 victory over Wolves, but Brighton, Brentford and Fulham all dropped points.

But how doesbettingexperts latest supercomputer see the race for the top four?

Well, it is predicting that Spurs will still miss out on the top four despite their victory over the weekend.

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Man United are set to hold on to their third place for the remainder of the campaign.

And they will be joined in Europes premier competition by Eddie Howes Newcastle.

The Toon need to make up a four-point gap to Tottenham, but do have two games in hand.

Meanwhile,Arsenalare predicted to clinch the Premier League title ahead ofManchester City.

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They hold a five-point advantage over the champions following their3-0 win over Fulham.

And while Pep Guardiolas men are forecast to close the gap a little, they are not expected to seal a fifth league title in six seasons.

At the other end, Bournemouth, Everton and Southampton are projected to go down.

That is despite all three teams avoiding defeat at the weekend, with Bournemouth beating Liverpool, Everton beating Brentford and Southampton drawing with Man Utd.

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