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Lenovo and FIFA have provided all participants in the 2026 FIFA World Cup with an unprecedented level of access to statistics and analytical data through the specialized FIFA AI Pro platform. The platform coordinates the work of several AI agents that analyze millions of data sets, process over 2,000 different metrics, and quickly generate analytical insights in the form of detailed reports, charts, and animations. The company reported that all 48 national teams used the platform.
Before the launch of FIFA AI Pro, this level of in-depth analytics was available only to the wealthiest national soccer teams. However, the new platform, built on the Lenovo AI Factory, has enabled all tournament participants to access equally powerful analytical tools and prepare for matches at the level of the top national teams.
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Expanding the tournament format to 48 teams produced quite a few unexpected results, especially among teams competing at this level for the first time. For example, the Cape Verde national team did not suffer a single defeat in regulation time. At the start of the tournament, the team drew with Spain, which went on to win the championship, and in the Round of 32, they lost to Argentina only in extra time.
The Curaçao national team, which was also making its tournament debut, drew with Ecuador. The Democratic Republic of the Congo drew its matches against Colombia and Portugal, England failed to beat Ghana, and the German national team, a four-time world champion, was eliminated after losing to Paraguay.
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These results stemmed from a combination of various factors, but access to FIFA AI Pro allowed all 48 national teams to prepare for their matches using a revolutionary corporate AI assistant designed specifically for soccer analytics.
“The successful use of FIFA AI Pro during the 2026 FIFA World Cup marks the beginning of a new era in match analysis and team preparation,” emphasized Arsen Wenger, FIFA’s Director of Global Football Development. “By automating the search, organization, and interpretation of vast amounts of data and video footage, the platform allows experts to spend significantly less time searching for information or manually reviewing video and focus more on what really matters: analyzing the game, making tactical decisions, and helping teams gain a competitive edge.”
FIFA AI Pro was developed in collaboration with soccer analysts and is based on FIFA’s Football Language. The platform features a state-of-the-art AI infrastructure and offers an intuitive interface designed for practical match preparation and decision-making support. This technology enables the platform to understand synonyms, queries in different languages, and the hierarchy of soccer concepts. Furthermore, FIFA AI Pro’s capabilities extend beyond basic statistics: the platform processes direct queries, performs complex tasks involving the analysis of multiple metrics, conducts real-time calculations, and generates context-based insights on par with those of a professional soccer analyst.
Furthermore, FIFA AI Pro is not limited to text-based responses. The platform supplements its results with soccer-related visual widgets, video clips of matches, and 3D reconstructions of game sequences. This helps users better analyze every moment of a match and examine any play from any vantage point on the field.
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“At Lenovo, we strive to bring our vision of ‘Smarter AI for Everyone’ to life, and FIFA AI Pro is a prime example of this strategy. We provided all national teams participating in the FIFA World Cup with access to the same cutting-edge analytical tools and technologies,” said Ken Wong, Executive Vice President and President of Lenovo’s Solutions and Services Division. “This helped create a level playing field for all tournament participants, where up-and-coming teams were able to compete on equal footing with the established giants of world soccer.”
