Who will win the World Cup? Here's what the supercomputer predicted

2022-10-27 10:18:16, Sport CNA

We are very little time away from the start of the World Cup Qatar 2022 and all the teams are aiming to lift the cup on December 18. The main contenders for the title are reigning champions France, Brazil, Argentina and Germany, although this is football and anything can happen. There is always room for a surprise, as Croatia did at the last World Cup when they reached the final. But a supercomputer based on artificial intelligence has predicted the two teams that will reach the finals and the winner of this World Cup .

The two stars who can be protagonists of the final

According to Mundo Deportivo, the supercomputer predicted a final between Lionel Messi's Argentina and Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal. And the winner between the two would be Argentina, so following this hypothetical path, the flea would get the long-awaited World Cup he's been chasing all his career.

The two stars who have competed fiercely for the past two decades could finally crown their age-old but respectable rivalry with the Qatar final. Although the Portuguese do not start as contenders, some players are having a big presence in elite football and this could benefit them at key moments.

Studimi mblodhi statistika nga lojtarët në jetën reale dhe në videolojën e FIFA -s, si dhe duke marrë parasysh një mostër të 192 ndeshjeve të fazës së grupeve dhe 64 raundeve me eliminim direkt në pesë Kupat e Botës së fundit.

Lidhur me këtë, studiuesja BCA Research thekson: “Sa të sigurt jemi në zgjedhjen tonë të fituesit të Kupës së Botës? Ndërsa ne jemi të kënaqur me zgjedhjen tonë, Argjentina do të përballet me shumë ndeshje të vështira gjatë fazës së eliminimit dhe finalja praktikisht do të jetë barazim”.

Si do të ishte përkufizimi i Kupës së Botës sipas studimit?

The investigation predicts that there is a high probability that the final between Argentina and Portugal will be decided by penalties, with those led by Lionel Scaloni having an advantage, because throughout the history of World Cups they have won four of their five penalties, with one 77% success rate.

For its part, Portugal has played only one round. It was in 2006 and they lost in England, with a conversion rate from eleven steps of 60%.