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After following up their draw with Spain by holding Uruguay, Cape Verde keep on surprising people at this World Cup. <\/b><\/p>\n
But some of you were not caught out this time.<\/p>\n
While 99.65% of the users playing the BBC’s new predictor game backed them to lose against Spain, ‘only’ 83% thought they would be beaten by Uruguay too.<\/p>\n
The users have got some predictions right, however, and overall they are doing better than BBC Sport predictions expert Chris Sutton and AI.<\/p>\n
Chris got 14 results correct in the second round of 24 group games, compared to 12 from the first set of fixtures.<\/p>\n
AI also did better this time, up from 13 to 15\/24, but the users made an even bigger improvement, with a score of 18\/24 compared to 13 last time. <\/p>\n
How will everyone fare in the final set of matches, including Scotland versus Brazil and England against Panama?<\/p>\n
Chris is predicting the outcome of all 104 games at the World Cup, and he has also picked the order he thinks each of the 12 groups will finish in.<\/p>\n
AI’s predictions have been generated using Microsoft Copilot Chat. We simply asked the tool to ‘predict the results of the second round of World Cup group games’.<\/p>\n
The new BBC predictor game<\/a> allows readers to pick a winner from every match, or go for a draw.<\/p>\n