The championship promotion race set an incredibly high bar last season, and Leeds this time intended to limit the drama.
Daniel Farke’s side fought with Leicester and Ipswich Town to try to return to the Premier League In the first attempt, but it faded late and left at the mercy of the notoriously unpredictable play-offs.
After a semi -final with Norwich was ease sailed, Southampton It passed them over the richest sport of sport under the Wembley arch. Another season in the second layer made a call.
Leeds, however, has refused to feel -unfortunate for themselves. Although he was looking for much of 2024/25 that the Yorkshiremen was engaged in another triumph for the championship crown, a couple of huge results in February had seen them move away at the summit.
With Farke’s side at the helm, here is like The optter supercomputer projects by 2024/25 Championship Promotion race to play.
|
Position |
Gear |
Expected points |
Automatic promotion of probabilities (%) |
Play-Off SPOT OF PROBABILITY (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1. |
Leeds |
99.91 |
98.1 |
1.9 |
|
2. |
Sheffield UTD |
91.55 |
50.2 |
49.8 |
|
3. |
Burnley |
91.06 |
50.68 |
49.32 |
|
4. |
Sunderland |
80.92 |
1.02 |
98.18 |
|
5. |
West brom |
68.86 |
0 |
51.62 |
|
6. |
Coventry |
68.46 |
0 |
43.94 |
|
7. |
Black |
68.14 |
0 |
40.3 |
|
8. |
City of Bristol |
65.09 |
0 |
17.52 |
|
9. |
Norwich |
64.34 |
0 |
16.0 |
|
10. |
Watford |
64.31 |
0 |
12.72 |
Leeds was nowhere to be found during the initial 20 minutes of Monday night in Bramall Lane, but the visitors found their slot in the middle of the first half and were finally rewarded for their superiority at the end of the second period.
Junior Firpo canceled the goal of Ilans Meslier, before “Farke Time” was hit again when Ao Tanaka headed to the goal 89 minutes after the contest. Joel Piroe’s rocket was merely the cherry on top of the cake, while Leeds moved five points to the summit.
After Monday’s result, it is now opting for its chances of gaining automatic promotion at 98.1%. They are seven points better than Burnley in third place.
The supercomputer from Leeds’ possibilities, but can hardly separate the other two main contestants. Sheffield UTD is two points better than the Clarets in second, but it opts favors Burnley in the promotion degree by 0.48%.
Sunderland is the only other team with a hope of gaining automatic promotion, but the defeats back in February means that they will probably have to settle for a play-off site.
A lot of teams will fight for the last two play-off places, with only seven points that separate West Brom in fifth and QPR on the 14th. Currently, Opta is projecting the Baggies to finish the fifth and Coventry of Frank Lampard to strain in the final place. Blackburn, who has just lost manager John Eustace in front of Derby, is barely missing.
Bristol City, Norwich and Watford are currently classified as outsiders.
