When will Argentina and Brazil meet?

Argentina and Brazil can only meet in the final.

If both go well. Relatively speaking, Brazil is a little easier, with only one strong team in front of it: the Netherlands; Argentina is miserable: Germany, England, Spain, Portugal and it will definitely meet both teams.

I like the Netherlands, but I** are:

Brazil 30% (Needless to say, every edition is a big hit!) ）

Germany 25% (Stability is a consistent strength of the German team!) ）

Italy 20% (It's not easy to win the championship in a row!) )

Netherlands 15% (Expected to be a surprise, but first to get past Brazil!) ）

The other 10% of Argentina only has one Messi, the role of the old horse ......, Veron is old and has no midfield conductor.

Portugal also has only one Ronaldo (Ronaldo himself does not catch a cold!). ）

England I only like Fabio Capello and France loses to the coach.

Spain has a strong appearance, but it has a history of many "big hits"! The World Cup is a hot must!! Plus "Bailey's crow's beak"!!

The above are the top eight teams that I am optimistic about (one more, sorry!) )。

Round of 16: Uruguay vs South Korea, United States vs Ghana, Netherlands vs Slovakia, Brazil vs Chile, Spain vs Portugal, Paraguay vs Japan, Germany vs England, Argentina vs Mexico (Uruguay will be the biggest dark horse of this tournament and the possibility of reaching the semifinals is very high; The winning team should be selected from these teams: Netherlands, Brazil, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Argentina).

Round of 8: Uruguay vs USA (73 odds of winning), Netherlands vs Brazil (46), Spain vs Paraguay (73), Germany vs Argentina (64).

Top 4: Uruguay vs. Brazil, Spain vs. Germany.

Final: Brazil vs Germany.

Winner: Brazil.

There was no pre-match **.

Round of 16: France vs Nigeria, England vs Serbia, Ghana, Netherlands vs Paraguay, Slovakia, Brazil vs Chile, Switzerland, Spain vs Portugal, Italy vs Cameroon, Denmark, Germany vs USA, Slovenia, Argentina vs South Africa (host advantage is its only reliance).

Brazil, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Germany, Argentina I think are the strongest, whoever wins or loses is possible, it depends on the performance. Poor Portugal can only finish second in the group! And poor North Korea: it has the strength of the top 16 but it doesn't have this life! Cups!!

France and Italy were eliminated in the group stage!! Cups!!

If they meet, it will be in the final or in the 3rd or 4th place races.

From the current round of 16 table, there are 2 situations:

One. If both teams pass the test and beat their opponents, then they will meet in the final.

Two. Both teams lost in the semi-finals, so they met in the 3rd and 4th place matches.

There are only two possibilities -- one is in the final, where Brazil will first eliminate Chile by 1/16, then the winner of the Netherlands and Slovakia by 8, and then the semi-finals by the United States, Ghana, South Korea, Uruguay, Argentina, Mexico by 1/16, the winner of England and Germany, the winner of Uruguay, Japan, Spain and Portugal in the semi-finals, and they will meet in the final.

If Brazil loses in the semi-finals and Argentina loses in the semi-finals, they can meet in the third-place finals.

Prerequisites: 1. Both Brazil and Argentina can reach the quarterfinals;

2. Brazil and Argentina both won in the semifinals and held the championship PK at 02:30 on July 12; Or Brazil and Argentina both failed in the semi-finals, holding the third and fourth place PK at 02:30 on July 11.

Now that we meet, we can only be the final.

July 12, 2010 at 22:00 p.m

If we were to meet them purely sooner, they would all be in South Africa!

I don't know how much I like Argentina.

Messi entered the Argentine national team in 2004.

In 2004, at the age of 17, he represented Barcelona against Espanyol in the league. Messi made his debut for Argentina's national youth team in June, against Paraguay's Under-20 team. In '05, Argentina won the World Youth Championship, and Messi won both the Golden Ball and the Golden Boot.

Messi's senior Argentina debut came against Hungary on 17 August 2005, when he came on as a 63rd-minute substitute. Messi was born in Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina in 1987, and joined the Argentine national team in 2005, playing for Yuyan until the Qatar World Cup.

An introduction to the history of Messi's football

Messi was born in Argentina in 1987 in a working family, and his father is a local amateur club player, Messi showed a love for football and great football potential at a very young age, and in 1994 Messi followed his father to join their old boys club, because Messi was sick in the middle of the growth hormone deficiency The club could not continue to bear Messi's ** expenses, and then gave up.

After the Barcelona club tried out Messi, they believed that the player had great potential to become a superstar, and directly accepted all of Messi's ** fees and signed him. Messi officially became a professional player for Barcelona in 2003 and played for FC Barcelona for 21 seasons.

Summary. Dear, Brazil and Argentina are on the same continent, although they nominally belong to Latin America, but in fact they are tacitly tacit, one mountain is still difficult to accommodate two tigers, let alone a huge continent. The conflict between the two is inevitable, the reason why it did not completely break out, but because "there are mountains outside the mountains, and there are people outside the people", they are now on fire, at best, two little monsters fighting each other.

Dear, Brazil and Argentina are on the same continent, although they nominally belong to Latin America, but in fact they are tacitly tacit, one mountain is still difficult to accommodate two tigers, let alone a huge continent. The conflict between the two is inevitable, the reason why it did not completely break out, but because "there are mountains outside the mountains, and there are people outside the people", they are now on fire, at best, two little monsters fighting each other.

The contradictions between the two countries can be traced back to the colonial period, with Argentina being a Spanish colony and Brazil being a Portuguese colony. The Portuguese colonists first used Rio de Janeiro as a base to expand into the interior of Brazil, and then south to the Rio de la Plata River basin. After the 18th century, the Spanish colonists also set their sights on this area for silver.

In 1776, Spain established the Viceroyalty of La Plata, with Buenos Aires as the capital of the Viceroyalty. The two countries have had a long tug-of-war around the Río de la Plata, a history of Brazil-Argentine contradictions.