Tottenham Hotspur could be in trouble after a heavy defeat in the North London derby, and this has been reflected by the Opta Supercomputer’s predicted Premier League table.Relegation has become a talking point among Tottenham Hotspur fans in recent weeks, but at first, it seemed like more of a joke.However, as results continue to go the way of any opponent Spurs face, falling into the drop zone is becoming increasingly likely.The gap between Tottenham and 18th-place West Ham is getting smaller and smaller and now stands at just four points after a terrible weekend in the Premier League. Position Team Played MP Won W Drawn D Lost L For GF Against GA Diff GD Points Pts 1 ArsenalArsenal28 18 7 3 56 21 35 61 2 Manchester CityManchester City27 17 5 5 56 25 31 56 3 Aston VillaAston Villa27 15 6 6 38 28 10 51 4 ChelseaChelsea27 12 9 6 48 31 17 45 5 Manchester UnitedManchester United26 12 9 5 47 37 10 45 6 LiverpoolLiverpool27 13 6 8 42 35 7 45 7 BrentfordBrentford27 12 4 11 40 37 3 40 8 BournemouthBournemouth27 9 11 7 43 45 -2 38 9 EvertonEverton26 10 7 9 29 30 -1 37 10 FulhamFulham27 11 4 12 38 41 -3 37 11 NewcastleNewcastle27 10 6 11 38 39 -1 36 12 SunderlandSunderland27 9 9 9 28 33 -5 36 13 Crystal PalaceCrystal Palace27 9 8 10 29 32 -3 35 14 BrightonBrighton27 8 10 9 36 34 2 34 15 LeedsLeeds27 7 10 10 37 46 -9 31 16 TottenhamTottenham27 7 8 12 37 41 -4 29 17 Nottingham ForestNottingham Forest27 7 6 14 25 39 -14 27 18 West HamWest Ham27 6 7 14 32 49 -17 25 19 BurnleyBurnley27 4 7 16 29 52 -23 19 20 WolvesWolves28 1 7 20 18 51 -33 10 Supercomputer increases Tottenham’s chances of relegationAccording to the Opta Supercomputer, the likelihood of Spurs getting relegated has increased to 4.35 per cent following their 4-1 defeat to Arsenal.This reflects a growing lack of confidence in the North London club, as Tottenham’s relegation chances were 3.40 per cent after the Newcastle loss.Before that, Spurs had a 2.29 per cent chance of going down, so while the figure remains small, it is clearly creeping up after each passing game.Spurs have not won a Premier League match this yearBeing four or five per cent likely to be relegated is nothing to be concerned about, but perhaps the threat looming over Tottenham is actually much greater.They are the only team in the Premier League relegation battle who are showing no signs of improvement and have yet to record a league victory since December.If Spurs lose to Fulham, the Supercomputer will respond accordingly, and before we know it, 4.35 per cent could become 10. Sunday 1st March Premier League FulhamFulham14:00TottenhamTottenham Thursday 5th March Premier League TottenhamTottenham20:00Crystal PalaceCrystal Palace Sunday 15th March Premier League LiverpoolLiverpool16:30TottenhamTottenham Sunday 22nd March Premier League TottenhamTottenham14:15Nottingham ForestNottingham Forest Saturday 11th April Premier League SunderlandSunderland15:00TottenhamTottenham Saturday 18th April Premier League TottenhamTottenham15:00BrightonBrighton Saturday 25th April Premier League WolvesWolves15:00TottenhamTottenham Saturday 2nd May Premier League Aston VillaAston Villa15:00TottenhamTottenham Saturday 9th May Premier League TottenhamTottenham15:00LeedsLeeds Sunday 17th May Premier League ChelseaChelsea15:00TottenhamTottenham Sunday 24th May Premier League TottenhamTottenham16:00EvertonEvertonREAD MORE – Tottenham receive former referee verdict on Kolo Muani push and potential Gabriel red card The post Supercomputer predicts Tottenham's chances of relegation after defeat to Arsenal appeared first on Spurs Web.