Oxford University Prediction - World Cup 2022: Brazil is the Champion Team

Jenny Barry November 19, 2022 | 20:36

Top professors at Oxford University have developed a formula and made predictions about the 2022 World Cup champion.

Oxford University Prediction - World Cup 2022: Brazil is the Champion Team

The race to win the 2022 World Cup title will be extremely fierce

Brazil's men's football has gone through five unwinnable World Cups since the glorious night in Yokohama, Japan, 20 years ago. Two decades have passed, Brazil still produces top stars, but their status is no longer the same.

However, at the 2022 World Cup, it seems that everything will change direction when with what is in hand, coach Tite and his students can completely change the "balance of justice" that is leaning towards the European representatives. .

Recently, an expert at the prestigious Oxford University, England built a model to predict the ability of each team to continue at the 2022 World Cup. Brazil has the right to be happy when in this model, they are the new king. of the World Cup title.

Professor at the University of Oxford, Joshua Bull is the creator of this model and he has based on the data, applied his modeling skills and added a number of assumptions that inform the modeling, then give the 2022 World Cup prediction tool.

Details of the teams that reached the 1/8 round and the ability of each team to win

According to information from Oxford University, they ran 100,000 simulations in each knockout match to come up with this result. The data is taken from matches since 2018 of the national teams.

According to the results of this model, Brazil and Belgium will face each other in the final and the Samba team will win the final. Before that, they beat Argentina in the semi-finals, while England only reached the quarter-finals. Germany was eliminated in the round of 16 by Belgium and Wales were eliminated from the group stage.

The fact that Belgium goes deep in the 2022 World Cup is something that has been predicted to be difficult before. But under this model, Eden Hazard's side even reached the final and had a 38.7% win rate in the final.