Name the teams, date, kickoff state, and what would count as a prediction.
Project Turtle / public football score lab
Build the evidence map. Let the proof decide what can be claimed.
Turtle is not another oracle. It is a transparent football evidence laboratory: gather source-backed facts, show what is pending, test contradictions, and publish only what the proof can support.
Last 50, current squad, lineup overlap, form, and missing-data flags.
Separate result, spread, total, clean-sheet, and score-family evidence before exact scores.
Every candidate branch must answer its strongest opposing fact before a score card can exist.
The match tells us what the model missed, and the next card absorbs it.
M102 semifinal audit / July 15
England 1-2 Argentina landed inside the frozen C4.
The same canonical file now holds the immutable pregame evidence and the appended postgame audit. It records the exact hit without turning one observation into a calibration claim.
FINAL / EXACT C4 HITEngland 1-2 Argentina
1-11-20-12-1
Open the thread settlement, final statistics, market-paper audit, and limits.
IMMUTABLE PREGAMEThe original cloud remains frozenDATAPROOFHASHLOCK
The result did not alter node order, probabilities, signatures, or timestamp.
SELECTION PROOFWhat the theorem does and does not establishRULESATTACKSTABILITYC4
The theorem reproduces the selector. It does not prove future football outcomes.
Archive boundary
Historical execution material does not certify the semifinal model.
Current public discovery is intentionally limited to the semifinal evidence hub, source artifacts, and proof gates. This keeps archived execution material from being confused with a current claim or guidance.
Fact factoryStatus-labeled evidence
Read public-report seeds needing crosscheck, review-stage counts, and the open mining workload.
Proof gateWhy C4 is blockedRead the model-valid and opponent-realm premises before making a readiness claim.
AI-readable stateStructured citation mapUse current routes and public artifacts rather than historic execution material.
Project Turtle publishes pregame analysis and postgame records. One hit is not proof; the public record is the discipline.