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hold tight The 2022 World Cup in Qatar is just around the corner and according to a supercomputer study based on artificial intelligence, we will get the final that all soccer fans have dreamed of. According to ‘BCA Research’, Leo Messi’s Argentina will meet Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal in the final match – and win.
The experiment took into account data and scores of the players in the FIFA video game as well as samples from real matches of the teams in the last four tournaments to arrive at this final match. According to the computer, the England team will reach the semi-finals and succumb to CR7’s Portugal in a penalty shootout.
The upcoming World Cup will be the last for the flea, who has declared it himself, and is also expected to be the last for the Manchester United phenomenon, although he has not officially declared it. Portugal have never previously reached the World Cup finals, with the Three Lions having previously succumbed to Celso on penalties in the 2006 quarter-finals.
An AI supercomputer has predicted the outcome of the World Cup and it says England will lose to Portugal in the semi-finals via a penalty shoot-out. ❌
Cristiano Ronaldo and co will then face Argentina in the final and Messi will win the trophy.
(Source: BCA Research) pic.twitter.com/bHrTKyxB1y— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) October 27, 2022
England is expected to finish first in a house that includes Iran, Wales and the United States according to the supercomputer. Gareth Southgate’s side have an 84% chance of beating Iran in their opening game. The English are expected to beat Senegal in the round of 16 and Mexico in the quarterfinals. There is also a chance for a meeting between England and France, but according to the research the world champions are expected to finish only in second place and be eliminated by Argentina in the knockout stages.
