Quarter-finals predictions World Cup 2026
A Footlab reading of the quarter-finals, updated as the bracket fills in.
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Quarter-finals status
The page shows whether the quarter-finals are still read as an initial projection or already as a more stable bracket.
Quarter-finals predictions World Cup 2026 remains in initial projection mode until the qualifiers are known. Footlab therefore shows a preparatory reading built from the team signals already available.
Argentina
10,5%
Footlab score
79,0
Points / match
2,49
Goals / match
2,33
Clean sheets
69,4%
France
5,9%
Footlab score
73,3
Points / match
2,02
Goals / match
2,08
Clean sheets
41,2%
Spain
5,9%
Footlab score
73,2
Points / match
2,28
Goals / match
2,48
Clean sheets
48,0%
Morocco
5,1%
Footlab score
71,7
Points / match
2,30
Goals / match
1,89
Clean sheets
66,1%
Iran
4,1%
Footlab score
69,5
Points / match
2,12
Goals / match
2,12
Clean sheets
46,0%
Senegal
4,0%
Footlab score
69,3
Points / match
2,16
Goals / match
1,88
Clean sheets
52,6%
Netherlands
3,9%
Footlab score
69,2
Points / match
2,02
Goals / match
2,37
Clean sheets
40,8%
Egypt
3,4%
Footlab score
67,6
Points / match
2,08
Goals / match
1,72
Clean sheets
54,7%
Footlab reading
Footlab reading
Quarter-finals demand a more selective reading. Until the bracket is locked, Footlab keeps a cautious scenario-by-scenario base.
Method
Method
The team score remains the base layer, then known qualifiers are isolated to read the quarter-final matchups more precisely.
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Teams built for the bracket
Algeria
3,3%
Japan
3,2%
Portugal
3,1%
Ivory Coast
2,9%
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Each page combines team signals, World Cup aggregates and competition context to provide a useful reading, never a promise.
Why do some knockout pages stay in initial projection mode?
Until the qualifiers are known, Footlab keeps a preparatory reading instead of pretending to have a fully resolved bracket.
What do BTTS and over under mean here?
They are statistical market angles linked to the attacking and defensive profiles already loaded in the World Cup data set.
Do these market pages guarantee value?
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Where can I read the full method?
Each page links to the algorithm documentation so the inputs, limits and reading framework stay explicit.
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