Supercomputer Predicts Scotland's World Cup Last 32 Chances Against Morocco
Scotland's World Cup Last 32 Chances: Supercomputer Speaks

Scotland fans are dreaming of the World Cup knockouts after the team secured their first victory in 36 years. Steve Clarke's side currently top Group C following a win over Haiti. Now, they face AFCON champions Morocco on Friday night, with a place in the last 32 at stake.

Scotland's Path to the Knockouts

A victory against Morocco would guarantee progression to the knockout stages for the first time in history. Even a draw in either of their final two games could be enough, depending on other results. OPTA's supercomputer gives Scotland an 80.6% chance of advancing.

Morocco: A Formidable Opponent

Morocco, semifinalists at the last World Cup, are considered dark horses. Andy Robertson has called them one of the best sides in the world. With stars like Achraf Hakimi and Brahim Diaz, they pose a significant challenge.

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Deeper Runs: The Numbers

If Scotland progress, OPTA rates their chances of reaching the last 16 at 27.75%, the quarterfinals at 10.25%, the semifinals at 3.12%, and the final at 1.04%. The ultimate glory? A 0.3% likelihood of winning the tournament. But as the saying goes, dare to dream.

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