Opta supercomputer has just predicted where Leeds United will now finish in the Championship after QPR draw

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Leeds United may worry about their promotion chances after an underwhelming performance against QPR at Loftus Road.

Daniel Farke’s side didn’t continue their momentum from Leeds’ 2-0 win vs Millwall as questions have been raised.

The Whites now find themselves in a tricky position with Chris Wilder’s Sheffield United now level on points with Leeds at the top of the Championship.

Position	Team	Played MP	Won W	Drawn D	Lost L	For GF	Against GA	Diff GD	Points Pts
1	LeedsLeeds	38	23	11	4	76	25	51	80
2	Sheff UtdSheffield Utd	38	25	7	6	53	28	25	80
3	BurnleyBurnley	38	21	15	2	52	11	41	78
4	SunderlandSunderland	38	19	12	7	55	37	18	69

Wilder said they’ll be a ‘titanic’ battle with Leeds as the Whites faithful would no doubt have hoped they would be home and dry by now.

Unfortunately, they’re not, and now a supercomputer has predicted how the season could play out.

Supercomputer says if Leeds United will triumph over Sheffield United

Whatever happens this season, Leeds fans will be hoping they get the last laugh over Wilder.

Obviously, Premier League promotion is the main aim, but you wouldn’t hear the end of it if Sheffield United triumphed.

Scott Parker’s Burnley are of course in the running, so Farke will have to make sure there are no slip-ups from now on.

Well after Farke said he’d be delighted with 96 points which seems to be the aim for Leeds, the Whites manager will be thrilled at the updated prediction.

According to Opta, via BBC Sport, Leeds just about win the Championship title, leaving Wilder’s side to join them in the top flight.

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Farke has advantage with Leeds’ run-in but recency suggests otherwise

It’s seemingly looking like due to Leeds’ final eight fixtures, Farke shouldn’t have any worries about falling in the promotion race.

The Whites only face two of the top half and it looks as though everything is falling in place for Leeds to become a Premier League side once more.

However, this might not be as it seems.

Judging by their recent games, Leeds have dropped points to Portsmouth and QPR, who have been mediocre this season, which may actually suggest, this is where Leeds struggle.

In what was a slow start on Saturday, Farke was not happy with Leeds, and this may be where the Whites fail.

Not getting off to a fast start against these types of teams can cause players to get frustrated hence losing concentration on the plan ahead.

Farke will have to get his squad in check, as judging by recent times, their remaining fixtures don’t bode well for them.