Euro 2020 – End of the Group Stage
With the end of the group stage of Euro 2020 it is time to check on how the model is doing, and look at the updated new probabilities for who will win the tournament.
Associate Professor in Space Environment at the University of Birmingham, creating the next generation space weather forecast models. Included on Forbes 30 Under 30 list.
With the end of the group stage of Euro 2020 it is time to check on how the model is doing, and look at the updated new probabilities for who will win the tournament.
With the first round of fixtures complete we can have a first peak of how well our model is doing.
It’s football tournament time, which means it’s football tournament prediction time.
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My model now gives Brazil odds of >1/3 that they will win the World Cup.
With the end of the group stage of the World Cup we’ve lost half of the teams and it’s time to update our predictions.
Quick update on the World Cup model following the 2nd round of group fixtures.
Following the end of the first round of the World Cup group stage let’s see how the model is doing and how the predictions have changed.