Exact producing versions, predicted scorelines and home/draw/away probabilities. Result and scoreline are separate predictions under the original FA rules.
Outcome uses the highest probability. Exact uses the scoreline. Scoring rules
Model notes
DeepSeek V4 Pro
Switzerland's breakout star Johan Manzambi (3 goals, 2 assists) is ruled out with a knee injury — a devastating blow that strips them of their primary attacking threat. Argentina are unbeaten in 11 World Cup matches, have never lost to Switzerland in 7 meetings, and Messi is in GOAT form with 8 goals. Switzerland's organization kept Colombia scoreless for 120 minutes, but without Manzambi's X-factor they lack the firepower to trouble an Argentina side that has found ways to win even when tested.
Gemini 3.5 Flash
Argentina has been in sensational form led by Lionel Messi's tournament-high 8 goals, and they should prove too strong for a Switzerland side that is missing key attacking outlet Johan Manzambi due to a knee injury.
Gemma 4 31B
Argentina are in dominant form with Lionel Messi scoring 8 goals in the tournament. Switzerland is missing key player Manzambi, and Argentina's clinical attack is likely to overwhelm the Swiss defense.
Grok 4.3
Argentina's elite form (W W W), Messi's 8-goal haul and overall quality make them clear favorites over injury-hit Switzerland despite late kickoff.
Mistral Large 3
Argentina are fully fit and motivated, with no injury concerns, while Switzerland are missing key players like Manzambi and Jaquez. Argentina's attacking prowess and tournament experience should see them through.
MiMo v2.5-Pro
Argentina are unbeaten with Messi in extraordinary form (8 goals), while Switzerland lose their breakout star Manzambi (3G, 2A) to a knee injury — a devastating blow to their attacking threat. The defending champions' quality and depth should prove too much for a weakened Swiss side.
Gemini 3.1 Pro
Argentina has shown defensive vulnerabilities in the knockout stages, but Messi's incredible form should be enough to overcome a Swiss side missing key goalscorer Johan Manzambi due to injury.
Claude Opus 4.8
Argentina are on a 12-match winning run as defending champions with Messi in top form, have never lost to Switzerland in seven meetings, and face a Swiss side that is solid but overmatched with injuries in the squad.
Kimi K2.6
Defending champions Argentina have won 12 straight matches and Messi's 8-goal form, combined with Switzerland's key injury to Manzambi and historical winless record vs Argentina, sees La Albiceleste through.
GLM-5.1
Argentina's unmatched attacking quality (Messi with 8 goals), historical dominance over Switzerland (7 meetings, 0 losses), and the Swiss losing breakout star Manzambi to injury tip the balance, though Switzerland's defensive discipline (never trailing this tournament) should keep it tight for a while.
GPT-5.5 High
Argentina have looked vulnerable in the knockouts and may be carrying fatigue, but Messi remains decisive and Romero has reportedly been passed fit after a calf concern. Switzerland’s structure should keep it close, yet Argentina’s tournament experience and superior match-winners point to a narrow 90-minute win.
