6 June 2008 20:18 GMT / By Verity Burns
EA Sports has done some clever work with the simulation engine in the UEFA Euro 2008 videogame and tested all the teams in the Euro competition against each other, to determine who should come out on top.Its conclusions? It believes Portugal will be the country to win the competition, after 2-1 win over Italy in the final.
To get there, Italy beat France 2-0 in one semifinal, while Portugal knocked off Germany in the other, also at a score line of 2-0.
It also predicted that Cristiano Ronaldo would win the Golden Boot trophy for five goals in the competition.
The full list of EA's results were:
Final
Portugal 2 Deco (28), Ronaldo (63)
Italy 1 Pirlo (75)
Semi Finals
Portugal 2 Almeida (45), Ronaldo (87)
Germany 0
Italy 2 Toni (77), Toni (84)
France 0
Quarter Finals
Portugal 2 Gomes (43), Ronaldo (57)
Poland 0
Czech Republic 0
Germany 1 Klose (62)
France 2 Henry (78), Benzema (112)
Spain 1 Torres (86)
Sweden 0
Italy 2 Pirlo (61), Toni (73)
Group Play
Group A
Switzerland 0 Czech Republic 1
Portugal 2 Turkey 0
Czech Republic 2 Portugal 2
Switzerland 1 Turkey 1
Switzerland 0 Portugal 0
Turkey 1 Czech Republic 0
Group B
Austria 1 Croatia 3
Germany 0 Poland 0
Croatia 0 Germany 2
Austria 0 Poland 1
Poland 0 Croatia 0
Austria 0 Germany 2
Group C
Romania 0 France 2
Netherlands 1 Italy 1
Italy 1 Romania 0
Netherlands 0 France 1
Netherlands 3 Romania 1
France 1 Italy 1
Group D
Spain 1 Russia 0
Greece 0 Sweden 2
Sweden 1 Spain 1
Greece 1 Russia 1
Greece 0 Spain 2
Russia 0 Sweden 1
Keep your eyes on the real scores to see how these match up.
The UEFA Euro 2008 video game is in stores now and available for the Xbox 360, PS3, PS2 and PSP. Gaming, Xbox 360, PS3, PS2, PSP, Sports games, EA, Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo



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