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Oxford mathematical model predicts route to the 2022 World Cup. The model simulated the group stages 1million times and Knockouts 100,000 times. - 9GAG
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Brazil most likely to win World Cup, but not guaranteed: Oxford mathematician
Brazil likely to win World Cup: Oxford mathematical model
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Oxford Mathematical Modeling Predicts Brazil to Win the 2022 World Cup
University of Oxford on X: "NEW: Oxford mathematical model predicts route to the men's @FIFAWorldCup ⚽️🏆 The model - created by @OxUniMaths' @JoshuaABull - forecasts: 🏴 England to lose in the quarter-final
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Oxford mathematics researcher predicts semi-finalists and finalists of FIFA World Cup 2022
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Oxford University mathematic modeller has come up with likely outcomes for the World Cup : r/worldcup
