Our 2022 World Cup preview series begins on The Data Day Live with a look at Groups A and B.
To help break down the key insights you need to know before the tournament gets underway, The Data Day Live has been joined by special guests from Opta Joe and Opta Johan, who give us their thoughts on England and the Netherlands hopes heading into the tournament, as well as bringing you the latest from the supercomputer as part of our 2022 World Cup preview series.
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Our 2022 World Cup preview series continues throughout the week, with our next episode looking forward to the action in Groups C & D. Want to catch the shows live? Make sure you are following us on Twitter or you can also watch the show on our YouTube channel, where we will be going live every weekday throughout the tournament to bring you the latest from Qatar.
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