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24 Jun 2026
아래 모든 확률은 킥오프 전에 공개되고 확정되었습니다. 이 페이지는 각 확률을 실제 결과와 비교해 채점합니다.
일별 평균: Strong read
Mexico 3–0 Czech Republic was the outcome the model rated most likely (45.7% before kickoff). The match scores a Brier of 0.443, better than the 0.667 no-skill mark.
Match ratings
Player scores from official highlights analysis. Observational, not a model input.
Mexico9Julián QuiñonesSTQuiñones was instrumental in Mexico's attack, scoring two goals and providing an assist, showcasing excellent finishing and movement.8Raúl JiménezSTJiménez scored a crucial goal, demonstrating good positioning and finishing to extend Mexico's lead.8Luis ChávezCMChávez scored a brilliant individual goal, showcasing composure and skill in a counter-attacking move.Czech Republic6Ladislav KrejčíCMKrejčí showed some attacking intent with a shot from a free kick, but it didn't lead to a goal.6Yeboah ZamoraSTYeboah Zamora created several scoring opportunities but was unable to convert them, highlighting a struggle with finishing.6GalindezGKGalindez made one spectacular save but conceded multiple goals, reflecting a mixed performance under heavy pressure.- 채점 완료10 Jun 확정1 – 0
- South Africa · 실현16.6%
- 무승부25.9%
- South Korea57.5%
판정Surprise resultSouth Africa 1–0 South Korea was an outcome the model rated at 16.6% (16.6% before kickoff). The match scores a Brier of 1.093, worse than the 0.667 no-skill mark.
Match ratings
Player scores from official highlights analysis. Observational, not a model input.
South Africa8Siphesihle SitholeCFScored a crucial goal and was involved in winning a foul that led to a booking.8Sipho ZondiGKMade crucial saves, particularly in the second half, to secure the clean sheet and preserve the lead.8MashegoSTScored a goal and was a constant threat with his dribbling and close-range efforts.South Korea9KOR GoalkeeperGKMade numerous crucial and spectacular saves, single-handedly keeping his team in the match despite constant pressure.6KOR #3CBMade a defensive block but was part of a defense that ultimately conceded two goals.4Do-hyun RyuLMFReceived a yellow card for a foul and had no other notable positive contributions. Canada 1–2 Switzerland was the outcome the model rated most likely (52.7% before kickoff). The match scores a Brier of 0.335, better than the 0.667 no-skill mark.
Match ratings
Player scores from official highlights analysis. Observational, not a model input.
Canada8SalibaCMScored Canada's only goal, reducing the deficit with a powerful shot.7BorjanGKMade a crucial early save to keep his team in the game.7Stephen EustáquioCMDelivered a dangerous free-kick that almost led to a goal.Switzerland9Johan ManzambiSTContributed a goal and a crucial assist, directly impacting two of Switzerland's goals.8Breel EmboloSTScored Switzerland's opening goal and maintained a strong attacking presence.8Rubén VargasAMScored a goal and maintained an attacking threat throughout the match.- 채점 완료10 Jun 확정3 – 1
- Bosnia and Herzegovina · 실현50.2%
- 무승부26.4%
- Qatar23.5%
판정Strong readBosnia and Herzegovina 3–1 Qatar was the outcome the model rated most likely (50.2% before kickoff). The match scores a Brier of 0.373, better than the 0.667 no-skill mark.
Match ratings
Player scores from official highlights analysis. Observational, not a model input.
Bosnia and Herzegovina9Ermedin DemirovićSTScored two crucial goals, including a penalty, but received a yellow card for excessive celebration.8Ivan BašićCMScored the opening goal with a composed finish, setting the tone for his team's strong attacking performance.8Ivan ŠunjićCMScored a spectacular long-range goal before being substituted at half-time, showcasing excellent striking ability.Qatar10Akram AfifLWScored a hat-trick with clinical finishing, proving to be Qatar's most dangerous player and a constant threat on the counter-attack.8Hassan Al-HaydosAMScored a goal from close range, demonstrating good positioning and contributing to Qatar's first-half comeback.8Pedro MiguelRBScored a powerful goal from inside the box early in the second half, significantly boosting Qatar's comeback efforts. Brazil 3–0 Scotland was the outcome the model rated most likely (71.1% before kickoff). The match scores a Brier of 0.130, better than the 0.667 no-skill mark.
Match ratings
Player scores from official highlights analysis. Observational, not a model input.
Brazil9Vinicius Jr.LWScored two crucial goals, including the opener, and was a relentless attacking force throughout the match.8Bruno GuimarãesCMDelivered a crucial assist for Brazil's third goal, showcasing excellent vision and precise passing from midfield.8Gabriel MartinelliForwardScored a decisive goal with a close-range finish, contributing to Brazil's dominant performance.Scotland7Angus GunnGKMade several impressive saves throughout the match, preventing Brazil from scoring an even larger number of goals.6Nathan PattersonRBMade a vital goal-line block, showing commitment in a challenging defensive performance for Scotland.6Scott McTominayCMWas one of Scotland's few attacking threats, forcing the Brazilian goalkeeper into making saves.Morocco 4–2 Haiti was the outcome the model rated most likely (77.6% before kickoff). The match scores a Brier of 0.083, better than the 0.667 no-skill mark.
Match ratings
Player scores from official highlights analysis. Observational, not a model input.
Morocco8Achraf HakimiRBNetted a crucial equalizer for Morocco and created danger with a well-taken free-kick.8SabiriCMConverted the decisive fifth penalty in the shootout, securing victory for Morocco under pressure.Haiti8JosephSTScored Haiti's opening goal with a clinical finish, giving his team an early lead.6Jean-Kévin DuverneCBWas part of the defensive line under pressure during a Moroccan goal, but the team conceded.6Wilson IsidorSTShowed forward intent by participating in an offensive move for Haiti without a direct goal contribution.
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