A "psychic" alpaca predicts that England will qualify for this year's World Cup knockout. Zoo staff said "Alfi" was one of the smartest and responsive alpacas. Picture SWNS, the mysterious animal believes that England will lose to Iran in the opener, and Wales can't even qualify

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A "psychic" alpaca predicts that England will qualify in this year's World Cup knockout.

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Zoo staff said "Alfi" is one of the smartest and responsive alpacas. Picture SWNS

This mysterious animal believes that England will lose to Iran in the opening game, and Welsh can't even qualify from the group stage.

The breeder at the Oxfordshire Fairy Tale Farm said that the alpaca "Alfi" is one of the smartest and fastest-responsive alpacas in the zoo.

So the staff decided to test his fortune telling ability.

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With the help of people, this 10-year-old alpaca made a decisive choice in two different feeding stations, each covered with opposite flags.

England is in Group B, they will face Wales, Iran and the United States.

"Alfie" believes that England or the United States will win the top spot in the group - both countries end the group stage with two wins.

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Alfi and its friends Picture SWNS

But this is not good news for Wales and Iran, and if the prediction of "Alfi" is correct, these two teams seem to be destined to be eliminated in the group stage.

Alpacas think England will beat Wales and the United States will defeat Iran.

The person who cared for the alpaca said: "It has a lot of common sense, so if I were asked to choose an animal to make the right decision, it must be it."

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Alpaca Alfi and the person who cared for it Picture SWNS

Three Lions Legion will take on the Iranian team at the Khalifa International Stadium on Monday to start their victory journey.

England team flew from Birmingham Airport this morning to Qatar .

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