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By: Jonathan Burnett
The Opta supercomputer expects Arsenal to advance to the FA Cup's last four, with 78.1% of the pre-match simulations ending in favour of Mikel Arteta's side.
By: Jonathan Burnett
The Opta supercomputer can barely separate these two teams ahead of the second leg, with Liverpool winning 39.6% of the pre-match simulations, and PSG right behind them with 37.9%.
By: Jonathan Burnett
The Opta supercomputer is backing Manchester City to continue their unbeaten run and end Bournemouth's, with the visitors winning 53.5% of pre-match simulations.
The Opta supercomputer is expecting Scotland to pick up a victory in their first World Cup match since 1998, with Steve Clarke's side beating Haiti in 59.0% of the pre-match simulations.
The Opta supercomputer pits Portugal as big favourites to get their 2026 World Cup campaign underway with a victory. They beat DR Congo in 54.6% of the pre-match simulations.
The Opta supercomputer has given the United States a sizeable chance of victory ahead of this game, with Mauricio Pochettino's side winning 58.5% of pre-match simulations.
The Opta supercomputer views Morocco as massive favourites to win this game, with Mohamed Ouahbi's side coming out on top in 81.0% of the 25,000 pre-match simulations.
The Opta supercomputer expects the USA to finish their Group D campaign on the front foot, with Mauricio Pochettino's side winning 47.7% of the pre-match simulations.
The Opta supercomputer expects Croatia to have a significant impact on the final standings in Group L, with Zlatko Dalic's side winning an overwhelming 56.3% of the pre-match simulations.
The path to a second successive World Cup final continues for Argentina, as the holders take on Cape Verde in the round of 32.
