Premier League 2026/27 predicted table: Where are Sunderland likely to finish?
Sunderland will hope to impress in the Premier League once again next season after securing European football during the 2025/26 campaign.
Sunderland are already preparing for what will be a truly historic season as the Stadium of Light hosts European football for the first time.
Regis Le Bris and his players surpassed all expectations last season as they secured a seventh placed finish in the Black Cats’ first Premier League season in nine years. A final day win against Chelsea will live long in the memory for everyone in attendance and for those watching on from afar as the victory, coupled with results elsewhere, ensured Sunderland will join the likes of Bayer Leverkusen, Olympique Marseille and Serie A giants AC Milan and Juventus in next season’s Europa League.
Although much of the focus will go on the European adventure, there is also a need for Le Bris, his coaching staff and the Stadium of Light hierarchy to ensure Sunderland build on the momentum of this season and make progress in the FA Cup and Carabao Cup, as well as looking to match this season’s achievements in the Premier League. That all means a hectic summer transfer window lies in wait as the Black Cats look to boost their squad in preparation for a hectic season next time out - but where are Sunderland predicted to finish in next season’s Premier League table.
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We take a look at a supercomputer prediction with the help of Betting Lounge.
Premier League 2026/27 predicted table
1. Arsenal - 86 points 2. Manchester City - 78 points 3. Liverpool - 75 points 4. Manchester United - 68 points 5. Chelsea - 66 points 6. Aston Villa - 63 points 7. Tottenham Hotspur - 63 points 8. Newcastle United - 57 points 9. Brighton and Hove Albion - 55 points 10. Bournemouth - 53 points 11. Brentford - 49 points 12. Everton - 47 points 13. Fulham - 43 points 14. Leeds United - 42 points 15. Crystal Palace - 41 points 16. Sunderland - 40 points 17. Nottingham Forest - 36 points 18. Hull City - 33 points 19. Ipswich Town - 27 points 20. Coventry City - 24 points
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