The World Cup, in its current 2022 version, being held in Qatar, ended with Argentina defeating their French counterparts on penalties after a positive draw and a thrilling match. EA managed to predict the winner for the fourth consecutive time through FIFA 23.

With its current game, FIFA 23, EA has successfully predicted the World Cup winner for the fourth consecutive time. Before the tournament began in its current version, the company predicted that Argentina would beat Brazil 3-2 in the final. However, the runner-up was France, and the result ended in a 3-3 draw, ending in a penalty shootout.

The company predicted the winner in three previous editions before the current one. It had predicted that the French team would win the 2018 edition, and indeed it did. And before that, the German team had already been crowned champion, but in the 2010 edition, the title went to Spain, and that was what the company expected.

We don't know what the company's secret to these consecutive correct predictions in its games is, but congratulations to the winning team and good luck to the losers. In other news, before the World Cup begins, owners of the game can now start playing the World Cup mode, which was released as a free add-on for all platforms.

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It's well known that watching the World Cup tournaments held in the State of Qatar isn't entirely free. A paid subscription is required, and many of us want to watch one of the tournament's matches using the famous Google search engine. And with the typing of terms like "watch the Saudi Arabia vs. Argentina match live" or "World Cup broadcast" in an attempt to find a free broadcast, even if it's illegal.

Many YouTube channel users, especially those looking to increase their channel's viewership, took advantage of the situation in a sneaky way. Many of them deliberately created fake streams or low-quality video recordings of FIFA 23 World Cup mode. The stream quality was reduced to make it unclear.

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