👀 Germany all but out! Computer rates every nation's title odds | OneFootball

Germany will, with a very high degree of probability, be eliminated from the 2026 FIFA World Cup by the quarterfinals at the latest. At least that’s what the supercomputer of data provider ‘Opta’ claims.

Before the round of 16 kicks off tonight at 9 p.m., the computer calculated how the tournament will most likely unfold for the DFB squad and the remaining nations. Germany did not come out of it particularly well.

According to the prediction, Nagelsmann’s team currently has only a slim chance (4.7 percent) of winning a fifth World Cup title. Even reaching the semifinals (19.9 percent) does not seem especially realistic. The outlook is much brighter for France, however — at least if the supercomputer is to be believed.

As things stand, Les Bleus have the highest probability of winning the World Cup at 18.7 percent. Cape Verde, DR Congo, and South Africa, meanwhile, might as well pack their bags already. According to ‘Opta,’ they have no chance at all of lifting the golden trophy. Is that even possible?

Let’s just hope the supercomputer doesn’t lose its job if one of those three teams ends up becoming world champion in a complete shock.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.

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