Paul the Octopus Still Perfect: Spain or Holland?

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

7 July, 2010

Who will Paul the Octopus pick to win the 2010 FIFA World Cup?

Everyone is talking about the octopus that has picked them perfect so far this World Cup.

To date, Paul has only picked games involving Germany, probably because he is being housed in a German aquarium. Everyone will be demanding Paul to make his final pick on Spain vs. Holland in the final.

And, yes, Paul correctly chose Spain to go to the final and beat Germany. The octopus also correctly predicted that Serbia would beat Germany in the early stage of the tournament.

Paul's method consists of choosing between mussels placed in glasses of water with either a German or English flag.

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