Qatar 2022 is coming to an end. Eight teams will fight in the quarterfinals to earn a spot in the semifinals and keep the dream alive. Now, a supercomputer has predicted the winner of each series and even the country that will take the FIFA World Cup trophy back home.

It is the most important part of the FIFA World Cup. After the Round of 16, only eight teams are left: Netherlands, Argentina, Brazil, Croatia, England, France, Portugal and Morocco.

With these exciting games, everyone is trying to find out which four teams will advance to the semifinals. Now, a supercomputer could give some help with this topic as it has predicted all the rest of the knockout stage.

Supercomputer predicts quarterfinals, semifinals and which team will be the champion in Qatar 2022

It is time for the eight remaining squads to fight against each other for a spot in the semifinals. In this stage, everyone wants to know which team will advance and a supercomputer has given some help with that.

According to BonusCodeBets and their supercomputer, Brazil will have no problem to get the win over Croatia, Argentina will defeat the Netherlands, France will stay alive by upseting England, and Morocco's dream will die against Portugal.

With this prediction, Brazil would face Argentina in the semifinals, while Portugal would have to go against France. For this stage, the supercomputer sees Brazil and France in the final.

In the big game for the title, Brazil would add their sixth star in their shield and end France's dream of getting back-to-back titles. It definitely would be an exciting match, but for the supercomputer Les Bleus have no chance against the South Americans.

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