In addition to releasing FIFA 14’s World Cup mode on all formats, EA Sports also ran this year’s World Cup teams through its simulator to predict a big winner. Turns out, that title goes to Germany.
Germany beat Brazil 2-1 after extra time in the simulations.
Eurogamer and EA Sports gave us a written account of the final match.
“In the EA SPORTS simulation, the Final itself was an epic battle as Brazil squared off against Germany in a repeat of the 2002 World Cup Finals. The Brazilian ‘samba boys’ got off to an impressive start, overwhelming Germany with their skill, speed and free-flowing football.
Late in the match, Per Mertesacker would equalize for Germany with a towering header from a well-delivered Mesut Özil corner. Brazilian dreams of a fairytale finish were crushed in extra-time when substitute Miroslav Klose reacted first to a loose ball and scored from close range, writing himself into the history books as the FIFA World Cup’s all-time top scorer (16 goals). With the win, Germany claimed their fourth World Cup.”
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