This code simulates a fictional progression of a football match...
August 24, 2025 at 04:35 AM
This code simulates a fictional progression of a football match — the UEFA Champions League (UCL) Final of 2026 — between two teams, Real Madrid and Barcelona, generating random events where players from the respective teams score goals. Here’s what the code does step by step:
-
Setup:
- The
time
andrandom
modules are imported to facilitate time delays and random number generation, respectively. - Two teams,
realmadrid
andbarcalona
, are represented as variables that track their scores, both initialized to 0. - Player names for both teams are listed in
rmaplayers
andbarcaplayers
.
- The
-
Game Time Logic:
- A random number (
q
) is chosen between 1 and 9. This simulates extra minutes of stoppage time added to the standard 90 minutes. - The total game time (
tiempo
) is therefore between 91 and 99 minutes.
- A random number (
-
Gameplay Simulation:
- A
while
loop runs as long as the current minute (tiem
) is less than the total game time (tiempo
). For each minute of the simulation:- The current game minute and the score are printed.
- A random event (
e
) between 0 and 10 is generated. Ife
equals 5, a goal is scored:- Another random number (
E
) is generated (either 0 or 1) to decide whether the goal is made by "Real Madrid" (0) or "Barcelona" (1). - The respective team’s score is incremented by 1.
- A random pair of players from the scoring team is printed, with one player credited for scoring the goal and another for the assist.
- Another random number (
- A
-
Game End:
- After the loop ends, the total scores are compared, and the outcome is decided:
- If
realmadrid
has a higher score, it declares a Real Madrid victory. - If
barcalona
has a higher score, it declares a Barcelona victory. - If the scores are tied, it declares a draw.
- If
- After the loop ends, the total scores are compared, and the outcome is decided:
-
Time Delay:
- There is a delay of 0.5 seconds (
time.sleep(0.5)
) between each iteration, making the simulation appear more gradual, like a live match commentary.
- There is a delay of 0.5 seconds (
Example Output:
The program continuously prints the match progression for every minute and logs random events such as:
Minute 1'
Barcalona 0 - Real Madrid 0
Minute 2'
Barcalona 0 - Real Madrid 1
Vinícius Júnior scored assisted by Kylian Mbappé
Minute 3'
Barcalona 1 - Real Madrid 1
Lamine Yamal scored assisted by Robert Lewandowski
...
REAL MADRID WINS Barcalona 2 - Real Madrid 3
This effectively creates a fun, randomized simulation of a football match.
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