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Which Team will win FIFA World Cup 2018?

Football fever is at its peak. The competition is really tough yet the supports are crossing their fingers and wishing best their teams. Well, in this hour, Microsoft Engineers have created an Excel Program which can predict the winner of FIFA World Cup 2018.



How does this Software Predict the WINNER?

The programme utilized statistics of last Forty (40) years on the performance of qualified teams to form a mathematical model or equation. The programme has been designed in a way that can be tweaked by you as well.

Which Team is the FIFA World Cup 2018 Winner?

As per the software, based on default settings, Brazil and Germany will have a neck-to-neck fight for the final title. Well, if you are not a fan of either team yet you can make some tweaks and predict your own team's status.

Follow the link to download the Excel Files. The software supports Excel 2007 and above versions.

For details insight to understand all these algorithms, visit spreadsheet1.

Let me know in comments below which teams is your favorite? Did you make any tweaks? Did your team win? - All the best!

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