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Supercomputer Predicts The Winner Of This Year's World Cup With Clear Favourite, It's Not England

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Published 14:20 19 Jun 2022 GMT+1

Supercomputer Predicts The Winner Of This Year's World Cup With Clear Favourite, It's Not England

The tournament begins in five months.

Daniel Marland

Daniel Marland

A supercomputer has predicted France will win the 2022 World Cup and it means they'll become the third country in history to retain the trophy.

Didier Deschamps' side impressed in Russia four years ago and beat Croatia 4-2 in the final.

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They've got insane depth in every position and according to The Analyst's model, that'll prove to be the difference once again.

Using an algorithm which simulated the entire tournament 1000 times, Les Bleus were ranked as the most likely winners with 17.93 per cent probability. If they retain the World Cup, they'll join Brazil and Italy as the only nations to do so.

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Brazil come in second and they have their own squad of superstars. Their last World Cup triumph was 2002 and Tite's men have a 15.73 per cent chance in Qatar.

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Spain are the only other team with probability in double digits, sitting at 11.53 per cent.

Where does this leave Euro 2020 finalists England? The Three Lions are fourth, but behind Spain by a fair distance. Gareth Southgate's chances of ending 56 years of hurt sit at 8.03 per cent.

Belgium make up the top five with 7.90 per cent as their 'Golden Generation' enter their twilight.

Check out the full rankings below:

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=29. Costa Rica – 0%

=29. Saudi Arabia – 0%

=29. Cameroon – 0%

=26. Tunisia – 0.01%

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=26. Morocco – 0.01%

=26. Canada – 0.01%

=24. Ghana – 0.02%

=24. Australia – 0.02%

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23. Ecuador – 0.17%

22. Senegal – 0.19%

21. Serbia – 0.24%

=20. Korea Republic – 0.35%

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=20. Qatar – 0.35%

19. Wales – 0.41%

18. United States – 0.46%

17. Japan – 0.48%

16. Iran – 0.60%

15. Poland – 0.82%

14. Switzerland – 1.00%

13. Mexico – 1.37%

12. Uruguay – 1.48%

11. Denmark – 2.03%

10. Croatia – 2.31%

9. Portugal – 5.11%

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8. Argentina – 6.45%

7. Germany – 7.21%

6. Netherlands – 7.70%

5. Belgium – 7.90%

4. England – 8.03%

3. Spain – 11.53%

2. Brazil – 15.73%

1. France – 17.93%

Despite France coming out on top, questions have been asked in recent weeks. They sit bottom of their Nations League group on two points after four games without a win.

Will they sort themselves out before it all begins on November 21? Watch this space.

Featured Image Credit: Alamy

Topics: England, Football World Cup, France, Spain

Daniel Marland
Daniel Marland

Daniel is a social editor for SPORTbible after moving from the writing team. Nearly scored past Stormzy at Old Trafford once.

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