“Supercomputer” predicts the 2026 World Cup champion

A “supercomputer” predicted that the England national team would win the 2026 World Cup title, after defeating Portugal in the final match with an unanswered goal.
The computer used advanced data to simulate the results of the draw, the qualifying matches, and the 104 matches in the World Cup final.
The final match will be held at New York Stadium, New Jersey, on July 19, 2026.
The computer predicted that three Arab teams would reach the round of 32: Jordan and Morocco in second place in their group, and the Egyptian team as one of the best third-place finishers.
According to expectations, Jordan will exit the tournament by losing by four to the champion England team, while Spain will defeat Morocco by two, and Egypt will lose to Norway by three goals to one.
Here are the supercomputer’s predictions from the round of 32 until the end of the World Cup:

Round of 32:
Croatia 0-0 Türkiye – Croatia qualified on penalties

France 2-0 Scotland

Mexico 0-2 Canada

Brazil 1-0 Iran

Netherlands 2-0 Austria

England 4-0 Jordan

Denmark 1-0 South Korea

Argentina 3-0 Switzerland

Spain 2-0 Morocco

Belgium 2-1 Uruguay

Senegal 1-1 Australia – Australia qualified on penalties

Portugal 3-0 South Africa

Germany 2-1 Colombia

USA 1-2 Italy

Paraguay 2-0 Panama

Norway 3-1 Egypt

Round of 16:
Croatia 0-2 France

Canada 0-3 Brazil

Netherlands 2-2 England – England qualifies on penalties

Denmark 2-4 Argentina

Spain 2-0 Belgium

Australia 1-3 Portugal

Germany 2-1 Italy

Paraguay 1-2 Norway

Round of 8:
France 2-1 Brazil

England 2-0 Argentina

Spain 2-2 Portugal – Portugal qualified on penalties

Germany 1-1 Norway – Norway qualified on penalties

Semi-final:
England 1-0 France
Portugal 2-0 Norway

Final:
England 1-0 Portugal