The World Cup Oracle Was Never Wrong — Until 2026 Broke His Perfect Streak

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Joachim Klement’s famed forecast broke down as Morocco ended the Netherlands’ 2026 World Cup run.

Three Correct Champions Created the Legend

The Netherlands Were the Surprise 2026 Pick

The Forecast Initially Looked Strong

Morocco Ended Everything in Monterrey

The Model Was Built on Economics

Luck Was Always Half the Formula

Penalties Exposed the Weakest Point

Another Major Prediction Also Failed

Neymar Delivered the Punchline

Klement Says He Will Return

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Joachim Klement entered the 2026 World Cup with an extraordinary forecasting record. His econometric model had selected the eventual champion in three straight tournaments: Germany in 2014, France in 2018 and Argentina in 2022.

Its fourth prediction was bolder. The German investment strategist backed the Netherlands to win their first World Cup by beating Portugal in the final. Morocco destroyed that forecast before the last 16—and exposed what Klement had always said about his own model.

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