The 2026 FIFA World Cup, being held as hosts by the United States, Mexico, and Canada from June 11 to July 19, has now reached the final 32-team stage.
Regarding which team will win the championship trophy in that tournament, a supercomputer has calculated predictions using various data to provide its forecast.
According to the supercomputer's calculations, France, which finished second in the previous tournament, currently has the greatest chance of winning the World Cup trophy at 18.66 percent.
The current champion Argentina is in second place with 16.26 percent, while Spain is in third place with 13.47 percent respectively.
Behind those teams, England is in fourth place with 9.68 percent, Brazil has 6.47 percent, and the Netherlands, which has already been eliminated from this tournament, stands at 5.11 percent respectively.
Additionally, Portugal, Germany, Colombia, and Norway are also included in the top 10 teams list, and Japan, which is an Asian team that has already been eliminated after losing to Brazil, has only a 1.02 percent chance of winning the trophy.
Ref: Khaosod
