Everyone has their own predictions about who’s going to win the 2018 World Cup. No one knows what will happen, but Mail Esports has turned to the most accurate simulation of football on the market, FIFA 18, for guidance. We simulated the entire tournament, and there were shocks, surprises, penalty shoot outs, red cards, and goals galore as Spain went on to lift the trophy, sending them back to the top of the international pile. England fans don’t expect much from their international team these days, and that feeling continued as they lost to Tunisia 1-0 in their opening game of the tournament. A 4-1 win against Panama kept them in contention despite a red card for Eric Dier, and they were able to secure an incredibly important win against Belgium 2-1 on the final day of the group stages, sending them through. Read more
FIFA is the most accurate football game so we used it to predict the World Cup (Dailymail)
