This year's football World Cup was undoubtedly the most unpredictable sports event the world has ever seen. This was one tournament where even the fans couldn't figure out who will win the finals, until the last minute of the game. If there is anything that comes close to the twists and turns in the World Cup, it is the season 7 of 'Game of Thrones'.

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Talking about 'Game of Thrones', the eighth season is still a year away from its release, but the fans have started missing it already. Or should we say they never forgot the show or its characters in the first place. One such genius fan is Twitter user Abdullah Al-Mamun from Bangladesh.

While fans around the world will remember the FIFA World Cup for various reasons, teams and players; nothing can beat this guy's GOT analogy, which makes all the sense in the world now that the World Cup is over.

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Abdullah re-imagined this year's World Cup teams as the characters from 'Game of Thrones' and things only turn interesting with every explanation he gives. So much so that you can't help but believe him and relate with every character and team.

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In a series of tweets he explains, “If this World Cup was 'Game of Thrones', which team would be which character?” He begins with Germany and Belgium. He compares Germany to the Lord of Winterfell and head of House Stark, Ned Stark. He wrote, “Nobody thought he would die, but his head got chopped off in the first round.”

For him Belgium would be Olenna Tyrell who, “Kills off key players before dying just before the final battle.”

If this World cup was Game of Thrones, Which team would be which character:

1. Germany - Ned Stark: Nobody thought he would die, but his head got chopped off in the first round.

2. Belgium - Olenna Tyrell: Kills off key players before dying just before the final battle.

— Abdullah Al-Mamun (@MamunKhan41st) 14 July 2018

Relatable much? Wait for the rest of the characters!

Brazil would be Joffrey Baratheon – “Makes a lot of tantrum before being poisoned by Olenna Tyrell.”

Argentina  would be Oberyn Martell – “Was not in the equation at the start. Suddenly got into the play, danced a lot. Then got killed off brutally.”

3. Brazil - Joffrey Baratheon: Makes a lot of tantrum before being poisoned by Olenna Tyrell

4. Argentina - Oberyn Martell: Was not in the equation at the start. Suddenly got into the play, danced a lot. Then got killed off brutally.

— Abdullah Al-Mamun (@MamunKhan41st) 14 July 2018

Honestly, I can't stop laughing at this guy's ingenuity and his spot-on GOT analogy.

Wonder where Jon Snow gets a mention? Well, he's Croatia—one of the World Cup finalists and definitely one of the strongest contenders in the entire tournament.

Calling him the ultimate underdog, he wrote “Croatia - Jon Snow: The ultimate underdog. Fell behind in multiple situations. Everyone thought they were dead only to rise from the Ashes.”

England is Hodor and I can't even…

5. Croatia - John Snow: The ultimate underdog.  Fell behind in multiple situations. Everyone thought they were dead only to rise from the Ashes.

6. England - Hodor: Repeats the same line over and over again and dies trying to defend a lead.

— Abdullah Al-Mamun (@MamunKhan41st) 14 July 2018

Russia: Sansa Stark - “Everyone thought she was screwed from Day 1. But somehow wiggled through to a fairly formidable finish. Somewhat related to Jon Snow and ultimately submitted to his will.”

Spain: Petyr Baelish – “Does a lot of passing only to get caught by Sansa who was supposed to be under his control.”

7.Russia:Sansa Strk-Every1 thght she was screwd frm Day 1. But, smhow wiggled through to a fairly frmidable finish. Smwhat relatd to Jn Snow and ultmtly sbmts to his will
8.Spain-Ptr Baelish:Does a lot of passing only to get caught by Sansa who was supposed to be under his cntrl.

— Abdullah Al-Mamun (@MamunKhan41st) 14 July 2018

And lastly, talking about this year's champion France, he compared the team to Night King - “Was an ominous presence that no one really talked about at the beginning. Gradually become quite scary. Haven't lost ground in all of the tournament. Breaks down really strong defenses. Just converts people from different places to create the team.” We guess now France's victory completely makes sense.

9. France - Night King: Was an ominous presence that no one really talked about at the beginning. Gradually become quite scary. Haven't lost ground in all of the tournament. Breaks down really strong defenses. Just converts people from different places to create the team.

— Abdullah Al-Mamun (@MamunKhan41st) 14 July 2018

Wow! This man deserves a World Cup solely for coming up with such a brilliant analogy.