World Cup Supercomputer predicts rest of tournament ahead of quarter-finals… but will England or France get through?
A WORLD CUP supercomputer has predicted the rest of the tournament as the quarter-finals loom.
And England are sadly tipped to EXIT the tournament when they play France on Saturday.
Gareth Southgate’s Three Lions are looking to win football’s top prize in Qatar this year.
Harry Kane and Co have overcome some tricky opponents, beating Iran, Wales and Senegal while drawing against the USA.
But they face their toughest test against the reigning champs this weekend.
Kylian Mbappe has been in devastating form, while Olivier Giroud has become France’s all-time leading goal-scorer.
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And a supercomputer from predicts Didier Deschamps will outwit Southgate in their tactical battle.
That will see France set up a semi-final against Portugal, who are backed to beat Morocco despite Spain falling to the underdogs.
On the other side of the draw, Argentina are predicted to topple Holland, with Brazil getting the better of Croatia.
That would result in a mouth-watering Superclasico semi-final.
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And it’s Tite’s Samba Boys who will apparently do the job against Lionel Messi to reach the World Cup final.
On the other side of the draw, Cristiano Ronaldo is expected to bow out with Portugal in their semi against France.
It means the supercomputer reckons Mbappe will face off against Paris Saint-Germain pal Neymar for the top prize.
But it’s Brazil who will be celebrating come the final whistle with victory over France on reckoning day.