Premier League table: BBC Sport readers predict final 2018-19 positions
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With the Premier League season at the halfway stage, we've been asking you to predict how the table will look in May.
Tens of thousands of you got involved and the results are in, with Liverpool overwhelmingly tipped to win a first top-flight title in 29 years.
Jurgen Klopp's side were backed to finish as champions by 64% of you, with just 25% saying defending champions Manchester City will retain their title.
You are predicting Tottenham and Chelsea to make up the Champions League places, with Arsenal just missing out and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer guiding Manchester United to a sixth-placed finish.
At the bottom, there is good news for Burnley, who are tipped to overtake Cardiff and finish 17th, which would be enough to retain their Premier League status. If BBC Sport readers are right, it will be relegation for Fulham, Cardiff and Huddersfield.
Here's the predicted table in full:
1. Liverpool
2. Man City
3. Tottenham
4. Chelsea
5. Arsenal
6. Man Utd
7. Everton
8. Leicester
9. Watford
10. West Ham
11. Wolves
12. Bournemouth
13. Brighton
14. Crystal Palace
15. Southampton
16. Newcastle
17. Burnley
18. Fulham
19. Cardiff
20. Huddersfield
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"Cue 100's telling us why LFC won't win it,"...
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To be fair, you can't blame them... Most of them weren't born when LFC last won it! It will be such a shock to the under 30's ...
It's been a long time.
Yet none of those would queue at a bookies to back against LFC and make a healthy profit on the wisdom of their predictions.
Funny that.
I support no particular team-just love watching a good game of football and am tired of these overpaid pundits talking the talk, many of whom are living off their long past moments of glory
If you buy sky sports you're a prize fud.
It amazes me when all these fans of other teams claim that Liverpool are perennial chokers. Don’t they realise we have 18 league titles in our trophy cabinet.
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Covered in 28 years of dust.
Some sense from Nosferatu, perhaps we can start a campaign to sack Phil McNulty and his stable of hacks. Also return licence fee share for each poor piece of journalism.
"If Spurs get an injury to almost any first-team player, their challenge will be over"
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NINE of our 12 WCup players have had injuries this season.
Mousa, Dier, Wanyama, Vtngn, Aurier, Alli (?) out at the mo.
Only 4 CBs to call on, hence Toby contract extension. We've rotated all thru Xmas.
No, no depth.
OK, Kane would be a blow.
Then just put Son in your fantasy team
Just hope Arsenal don't have to beat the ref as well as the opposition now.
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Ref is Michael 'soft lad' Oliver from Bootle.
You realise there is a town called Dukinfield in Thameside which is only a 10 min train journey from Manchester Piccadilly.
Let's not take offence where there is none.
[Liverpool fan] Spurs have played some superb football this season. It was only over summer, a lot of Spurs fans were complaining about the lack of signings. Now we know why. You didn't need any new players!