World Cup 2022 Predictions

FIFA World Cup 2022 Predictions

Dimers utilizes a cutting-edge predictive analytics model developed by our team of data analysts, who boast a wealth of experience modeling some of the world's biggest domestic soccer leagues (including the Premier League, La Liga, Liga MX, and MLS), and international tournaments, such as the 2018 FIFA World Cup, Euro 2020, and 2021 Copa América. When modeling the FIFA World Cup, our analysts gathered data from 10+ years of international football matches, taking into account a number of factors, including past team performance, upcoming opponents, players likely to be taking part in the match for both sides, and home field advantage in the upcoming fixtures 

Analyzing early-stage fixtures in the Qatar World Cup, as well as each nation’s theoretical paths to the World Cup Final, Dimers' model begins by assigning a rating to every team in every match.

Based on these ratings, we calculate the probability of each team winning, losing, or drawing a particular match in the Group Stage, then winning or losing a particular match in the Knockout Phase.

Using these probabilities, we simulate the result of every match of the tournament 10,000 times.

Our World Cup simulator features projections for Brazil, Australia, France and every other team appearing in the 2022 World Cup. Our downloadable World Cup Guide is the ultimate resource for those following the 2022 edition of the world's most competitive international sporting event.

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World Cup Group Predictions

Group A: Qatar, Ecuador, Senegal, Netherlands

In Group A, the Netherlands have a clear path to the Round of 16, with an 85.1% chance; Senegal, however, will face a tougher task, with our model giving the West African nation a 51.8% chance to advance, good for second best in the group. 

Group B: England, Iran, USA, Wales

In Group B, England is the clear favorite to advance, with an 83% chance. While the United States’ 44% mark is Group B’s second best, the US holds that distinction by the narrowest margin, with Wales coming in third at 42.8%.

Group C: Argentina, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Poland

Argentina is projected to dominate Group C, with an 84.9% chance of advancing. After that it gets more complicated, with Poland’s 53.2% chance of moving on only a hair above Poland’s, which sits at 48.4%.

Group D: France, Denmark, Tunisia, Australia

In Group D, France and Denmark are projected to be miles ahead of the competition, with France owning an 88.1% chance of making the Knockout Stage, and Denmark coming in at 74.9%.

Group E: Spain, Germany, Japan, Costa Rica

Group E, much like Group D, is projected to be dominated by two nations, Spain, with an 83.9% chance of advancing, and Germany, at 78.9%.

Group F: Belgium, Canada, Morocco, Croatia

Belgium is a significant favorite in Group F, with a 77.7% chance of advancing. Croatia is second most likely to make it out, at 54.3%, compared to number three Morocco, at 38.3%.

Group G: Brazil, Serbia, Switzerland, Cameroon

Brazil, the favorite to win the entire World Cup, is unsurprisingly the most likely nation to advance from Group G, at 87.9%. The group’s second representative in the Round of 16, however, is no sure thing, with Switzerland coming in second at 51.9%, and Serbia third at 43.6%.

Group H: Portugal, Ghana, Uruguay, South Korea

There are two clear powerhouses in Group H: Portugal’s 83.9% chance of advancing comes in first, though Uruguay is a fairly close second, at 63.8%.

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