FIFA World Cup USA vs Paraguay ML Prediction Model
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Pulls recent international match history for USA and Paraguay via the football-data.org free API, engineers rolling form features (win rate, goals for/against, goal difference) over an 8-game window, and trains a logistic regression to output head-to-head win probabilities for their June 12 World Cup 2026 Group D opener. Includes feature coefficient analysis and a rolling form comparison chart.
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