The schedule for this season is based on the 2016-2017 Premier League schedule, with Crystal Palace being replaced by Villa, Middlesbrough by Newcastle and Sunderland by Brighton. The www.biquge.info then changed the schedule of certain rounds according to the needs of the plot.

Regarding the result of the game, the winning rate of the two teams is calculated according to the European handicap odds, and then a random number is made to produce the result. So some of the upset results in the book are randomly generated by the program, not by me.

The rules of operation are as follows: Suppose the odds of a home team win are 1, a draw is 4, and a loss is 7. Then the probability of the home team winning is 4 times that of a draw and 7 times that of a loss. Then the home team's win rate is (4*7)/(1*4+4*7+1*7), which is 28/39=72%; The probability of a draw is 7/39=18%; Away team win rate 4/39=10%. Then use the program to randomly use a decimal between 0 and 1, if the number is less than 0.72, the home team wins, if it is greater than 0.9, i.e. 1 - the away team wins 0.1, the away team wins, and between 0.72 and 0.9, the two teams draw.

Villa, as the protagonist team, naturally has its privileges. Privilege 1: Villa face teams in the middle and lower reaches and win outright. Privilege 2: Villa faces strong teams, and the probability of winning, drawing and losing is equal, that is, it is one in three. Therefore, the results of the previous games of Tottenham and Liverpool were also randomly selected by the program. And the result of this game and Chelsea has now come out, and that is...... I'm not going to tell you.

Wait until next season, I will rearrange the win percentages of each team according to the ranking of this season, and the progress of next season, and on the basis of this win percentage, Villa's privileges will also make some changes, which will not be explained here.

The purpose of this is to make the league as close to the real situation as possible and avoid the bug of winning the championship ten rounds earlier.