also Champions League It's a return to the previous supercomputer that First League The club will emerge victorious in the newly revamped competition.
also The format of European competitions is changing radically. For this season, the group stage has been changed to a league stage, with UEFA hoping for more unpredictability and more clashes between the “big” clubs.
also Championship stage draw There were certainly some exciting games, with Aston Villa and Liverpool starting the night against Young Boys and AC Milan.
Manchester City Welcoming the Italian heroes Inter MilanIn a repeat of the 2023 final, in the fourth exhibition, Arsenal will be hosted by Atalanta, the winner of the Europa League, in the fifth exhibition.
Similarly, a supercomputer also broke two teams that have dominated the Champions League in recent years to reach the final, which will be held in Munich on May 31, 2025.
In the new format, all 36 teams will face different opponents from September to January, with results determining their position in the top flight table.
The clubs that finish among the top few qualify for the final rounds, while the ninth-placed 24th-placed teams go into a play-off to determine who will join them, where the play-offs usually take place.
There is good news for the five British teams taking part in the competition. Grosvenor SportyThe supercomputer predicts that everyone will enter the knockout stage, with I will raise the cup.
But that will not happen as expected, as City will have to finish in the top two alongside Aston Villa, who are competing in the Champions League for the first time since the 1982/83 season, when they were declared the European Champion Clubs' Cup.
Or Arsenal, anyway. She planned to lose her place among the first listeners. They will go into the playoffs alongside Liverpool and Celtic, but because things are complicated, the playoff draw will not be held again until this year.
Schedule for the Champions League stage
- Real Madrid – 24 points
- Inter Milan – 22
- Bayern Munich – 22
- Barcelona – 19
- Manchester City – 18
- Atletico Madrid – 18
- Aston Villa – 17
- Atalanta – 16
- Monaco – 16
- Arsenal – 15
- Dortmund – 14
- Eindhoven – 14
- Milan – 14
- Feyenoord – 14
- Leverkusen – 13
- Stogarda – 13
- Girona – 11
- Liverpool – 10
- Juve – 10
- Celtic – 9
- Sparta Prague – 9
- Benfica – 9
- Leipzig – 8
- Paris Saint-Germain – 8
Supercomputer Preview Courtesy Grosvenor Sporty
Regardless, the English teams must qualify for the play-offs, but Scottish champions Celtic will not survive any longer thanks to a 4-3 defeat, which is not the end of the story for Eindhoven.
Villa's match ends at the end of the last round, followed by a 5-4 aggregate defeat for Leipzig.
Liverpool were expected to be knocked out by Arsenal in the quarter-finals 4-2, before losing to former rivals Real Madrid in the semi-finals.
Current champions Madrid will now face 2023 winners City in the final – the fourth year in a row the two sides have faced each other in the competition – after the Citizens beat Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona and Leipzig in the qualifying rounds.
This could be Pep Guardiola's last season at the Etihad and it looks like it will be as high-profile as a supercomputer beating City to win or Los Blancos 2-0 in Munich.
We'll see what happens when the Champions League stage starts on September 17.
How does a supercomputer work?
Grosvenor SportyThe supercomputer is a probabilistic model, not determined by human predictions or preconceptions. The supercomputer estimates the outcome of each match based on the current strength of the team (based on factors such as league position and form) and the odds of the betting market.
The predictions are the result of a model that simulates all the games in the competition and predicts the exact score that each game will have. A level of randomness is added to the plans to ensure that surprises occur, instead of the best times in the league we will win all the games. The result of the punctuation predictions is the most common result between the relevant teams.
The model then simulates the remaining matches of the season 1,000 times and builds an average league table from the 1,000 simulations to filter out outliers. This aims to capture as many different outcomes as possible, and also includes teams like Aston Villa winning the Champions League in a small number of simulations.
The final point predictions are just the results of these simulations being compiled, not what the supercomputer currently expects, given all the information available, but there is a range of possibilities within these predictions.
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