According to a supercomputer’s predictions, Arsenal is forecasted to defeat Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-finals.
This marks a potential opportunity for Arsenal to complete their redemption after 10-2 loss to the German giants in 2017.
Despite Arsenal’s historical struggles against Bayern, the supercomputer, utilized by statisticians at BETSiE, projects a 51.51 percent chance of victory for Mikel Arteta’s side in the upcoming clash.
Supercomputer predicts potential winner
According to the Sun, the simulation also anticipates Arsenal facing either Manchester City or Real Madrid in the semi-finals, with a 25.75 percent probability of advancing to the final at Wembley Stadium.
However, the supercomputer assigns Arsenal a 14.11 percent likelihood of ultimately winning the Champions League trophy.
In contrast, Manchester City is considered the frontrunner in the tournament, boasting a 59.76 percent chance of triumph in their anticipated matchup against Real Madrid.
Pep Guardiola’s squad, seen as the favorite to secure back-to-back titles, is given a 31.86 percent probability of achieving this feat.
Teams with probability of reaching Wembley
Additionally, Manchester City holds the highest probability of progressing to the final from their half of the draw, with a 48.18 percent chance of doing so.
The other matchups in the tournament include Atletico Madrid versus Borussia Dortmund and Paris Saint-Germain against Barcelona.
Paris Saint-Germain emerges as the favored contender, with a 25.48 percent chance of reaching the final and a 10.96 percent chance of clinching their first-ever Champions League title.
Overall, the supercomputer’s predictions provide insight into the potential outcomes of the Champions League, highlighting Arsenal’s opportunity to overcome past setbacks and advance to the latter stages of the competition.
However, the road to victory remains challenging, with formidable opponents and unpredictable outcomes awaiting in each match.
