Video game predicts that Germany will win in Brazil

The company behind the Fifa World Cup computer games have run a simulation exercise that predicts Germany will win the upcoming tournament in Brazil.

Video game predicts that Germany will win in Brazil
Fri, 06 Jun, 2014 - 01:00

EA Sports ran all 32 teams through the simulator in an effort to predict the winner.

In an exceptionally tight final, Germany edged out Brazil 2-1, winning its fourth World Cup title and becoming the first European country to win it in South America.

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