It’s been a while since we have heard anything from the beloved and equally hated Paul the Octopus. But now it seems he is back from his retirement and is making predictions once again.

By now it’s old news that Paul the psychic Octopus picked Spain to win the semi final against Germany. But could this be the first time during the 2010 World Cup that the mighty octopus is wrong? We sure think so!

Paul the Octopus has done it again, another prediction for Germany in the 2010 World Cup, but this time he goes against them! Paul is actually sure that Spain will qualify from Wednesday’s Semi-Final against Germany and this result would give him a 100% record for this World Cup. There has been many people awaiting [...]

The hype surrounding “Paul the Octopus” reached a whole new level on Sunday as some less reliable bloggers released fake pictures showing Paul predicting a Spain win over Germany in the semi final.

The octopus that is prediction the World Cup games for Germany has become something of a worldwide celebrity. Apparently he was right in 80% of the games in the 2006 World Cup and so far he has picked the right winner in all of Germany’s matches in the 2010 World Cup.

It feels like the opening game of the 2010 World Cup was yesterday but we have really come a long was since then.

In the round of sixteen there is a game that pits arguably one of the World Cup favorites against a team that many didn’t think would even get passed the first round.

Time: 18th June, 13.30 local time. Venue: Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth, South Africa The second set of Group D matches kicks off in Nelson Mandela Bay on June the 18th, where Germany and Serbia will meet. This game starts at 13:30 local time. In a tough group, seeded team Germany are still the favourites, despite [...]

Everybody who is a football enthusiast knows that Argentina was and still is a very powerful team. So powerful that for many they are favorites in winning the World Cup which is every 4 years.

City analysts have used the 2010 World Cup as a means to demonstrate how their “Quant Methodology”, used to predict banking scenarios and trends, can be used in the real world. Their software predicts that the World Cup will actually be won by bookmakers’ third favourites England.