Why the 2010 World Cup in South Africa was full of drama

Personally, I think Brazil, Germany, and England have the best hope of winning the championship. Spain Top 4. The Netherlands and Argentina are in the top 8 and are unlikely to enter the finals.

Brazil's lineup has a championship appearance, and has the background of winning the championship, although this Brazilian midfield configuration is relatively grassroots, but after all, it is a Brazilian team, no matter how bad the offensive power is, and the defensive strength is first-class, the winner of the World Cup in recent decades has always been a team with strong defensive ability and a more conservative style of play. Although Kaka has been underperforming this season, this is related to Real Madrid's immaturity of tactics this season, and he himself has not integrated well into the team, and these problems do not exist in the Brazilian team. Looking forward to his performance at the World Cup.

Regardless of the lineup, the German team has always played the World Cup without ambiguity, which should not be too much doubt for fans of old qualifications. England is the strongest team in terms of the squad, there is no obvious weakness in the three lines, the strength of the bench is also very strong, plus a super-first-class manager, if you manage it properly, you should not be afraid of any team. Spain will play a tough game and the result will depend on their own performance.

There is no doubt about qualifying for the group stage. When it comes to the knockout round, if you meet the above three teams, it will not be easy to play, because Spain's midfield is actually a variant of Barcelona's midfield, which can suppress the opponent in the half with skillful passing and control skills, occupy an overwhelming advantage in possession, and look for opportunities to pull out gaps to knock down opponents. This is easy to be counterattacked by the opponent, and Spain's midfield is not hard enough, and it will be difficult to play a tough game, because Senna's state is not as good as before, Alonso's defensive ability is not particularly outstanding, Ramos is very attacking, but the lack of defense is not reassuring, England, the Netherlands, Argentina, Brazil's counterattack ability can pose a great threat to it.

I don't want to say too much about Argentina, it's a farce if it's not a miracle, just look at their manager and you'll know what's going on, although I like Argentina. As for the Dutch team, I can't say well, the defensive ability is not outstanding, and the offensive power is strong enough, but the fly in the ointment is the lack of a strong center, which will have a greater impact on the tactical play of the Dutch team. That being said, World Cup matches are always serendipitous and dramatic, and any team can win the championship, so as fans, we just have to enjoy it!

There is another team that must not be overlooked, and that is the North Korean team, who are a mysterious team with the biggest dark horse component.

It's not the World Cup in South Africa, it's football. Maybe that's the beauty of football. Not expected!

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The Netherlands and Spain have faced each other eight times since 1920, with the former winning 4 and 1 and losing 3, scoring 10 goals and conceding 12 goals, in tournaments including several friendly matches, European Football Championship qualifiers and the 1920 Summer Olympics. Neither team had ever met in a World Cup final or a European Football Championship before this final.

In addition, the Netherlands and Spain have not won the World Cup. The Netherlands were runners-up in 1974 and 1978, losing 2-1 to West Germany in the final of '74 and losing 3-1 to Argentina in the final of the following tournament. Spain, for their best finish at the World Cup, finished fourth in the 1950 World Cup with one and two defeats in the final of the group stage.

Since then, the two teams have been in the 2000s, with the Netherlands reaching the last four of the European Football Championships in 2000 and 2004, and finishing third in the 1998 World Cup. Spain, on the other hand, won 15 consecutive matches after beating Germany at the 2008 European Football Championship, and finished third in the 2009 Intercontinental Nations Cup, moving up to second in the world rankings, behind only Brazil.

It's not the World Cup in South Africa, it's football. Maybe that's the beauty of football. Not expected!