According to PPP prediction market monitoring, in the Polymarket prediction event “Will Argentina Win the 2026 World Cup?”, smart money with a win probability exceeding 72% (0x701187150980c2421bc3c87a74dbdef31d75c6da) has purchased over $90,000 worth of positions betting that Argentina will not win the 2026 World Cup, with an average entry price of 58.1¢.
Spain defeated Portugal 1–0 and Belgium 2–1 in the knockout stage, before eliminating France 2–0 in the semifinals. Argentina, meanwhile, defeated Egypt 3–2, beat Switzerland 3–1, and came from behind to defeat England 2–1 in the semifinals thanks to two late goals. The two teams will face off in the World Cup final for the championship.
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