2022 World Cup direct broadcast draw, which group are you more optimistic about?

Hello dear! In the 2022 World Cup, I am optimistic about England, Argentina and Brazil, and briefly talk about the three favorites below.

England: Although you may be in the final of the European Championships, I still think that if England want to win the title, they will have to leave the south gate with no experience or quality comparable to that of coach Roberto Mancini. It wasn't the contribution of the South Gate that made it to the final, but England's good performance.

Remember and strong paper strength.

Argentina: Congratulations to Messi on winning the Copa America, Argentina fought together throughout the game, with strong cohesion, and the risk was converted into a score when it was seized. This is a rare and valuable event for this new Argentina.

The result of a car of Argentina is the top 8 and the top 4, and it will still be difficult to play against European teams.

Brazil: Brazil's problems are more extreme than Argentina's, relying too much on the individual ability of the stars, and the overall tandem is not enough, and I often need Neymar, a very capable player, to retreat from midfield and dribble forward to break through. Now it is difficult to compete with the top European teams in Nanmai, because the South American teams are still dominated by individual technical styles, and the technical level of European teams is as mature and strong as your current home.

But against a team that is better defensively and centrally controlled than Brazil, Brazil will hardly go far, and tomorrow it could be 16 8. Brazil's best chance at the World Cup in recent years has been at home for 14 years. It's a pity that Germany was beaten at its peak.

Except for Neymar, Brazil has had very little talent in recent years.

In the group stage, there are four matches played every day.

The draw for the group stage of the World Cup is not random, but based on the current team strength and international rankings.

Therefore, the balls are divided into Pot 1, Pot 2, Pot 3 and Pot 4, especially when it is important to note that teams in the same gear cannot be in the same group.

However, as the host country of this World Cup, Qatar has qualified for Pot 1, so it is also called a pseudo-champion seed team by many fans. In most cases, teams from Pot 1 are made up of 7 strong teams from the host pair.

The brackets of the Qatar World Cup teams are as follows:

Pot 1: Qatar, Brazil, Belgium, France, Argentina, England, Spain, Portugal.

Pot 2: Mexico, Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, Uruguay, Switzerland, United States, Croatia.

Pot 3: Senegal, Iran, Japan, Morocco, Serbia, Poland, South Korea, Tunisia.

Pot 4: Cameroon, Canada, Ecuador, Saudi Arabia, Ghana, Wales, Costa Rica, Australia.

On the morning of November 16, Beijing time, with Peru defeating New Zealand at home to obtain the last World Cup ticket, all 32 participating teams in the 2018 World Cup in Russia have been determined. In addition to Oceania, teams from all five other continents have qualified for the World Cup, including five from Asia, 14 from Europe, five from Africa, three from North and Central America and the Caribbean, and five from South America.

The full list of the top 32 is as follows:

Asia (5): Iran, Japan, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Australia;

Europe (14): Russia (host), Belgium, Germany, England, Spain, Poland, Iceland, Serbia, Portugal, France, Switzerland, Croatia, Sweden, Denmark;

Africa Zone (5): Nigeria, Egypt, Senegal, Morocco, Tunisia;

North Central America and the Caribbean (3): Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama;

South America (5): Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Colombia, Peru.

The draw for the World Cup round of 32 will take place in the Moscow Kremlin on December 1 local time, and the round of 32 will be divided into eight groups. All teams are placed in Pot 4, with the host country Russia automatically dropping into Pot 1 as the seeded team in Pot 1, and the other teams moving into Pot 1 (seeded), Pot 2, Pot 3 and Pot 4 according to the FIFA World Ranking in October 2017. Unlike previous World Cups, this time all brackets are based entirely on world rankings, rather than placing teams from the same continent in one pot based on geographical considerations.

However, the principle of avoiding the same continent still exists, and teams belonging to the same football federation will not be placed in the same group. For UEFA with a large number of teams, there can only be a maximum of 2 European teams in the same group.

The top 32 are divided into the following brackets (the corresponding FIFA World Rankings for October are in parentheses):

Pot 1: Russia (65, host), Germany (1), Brazil (2), Portugal (3), Argentina (4), Belgium (5), Poland (6), France (7);

Pot 2: Spain (8), Peru (10), Switzerland (11), England (12), Colombia (13), Mexico (16), Uruguay (17), Croatia (18);

Pot 3: Denmark (19), Iceland (21), Costa Rica (22), Sweden (25), Tunisia (28), Egypt (30), Senegal (32), Iran (34);

Pot 4: Serbia (38), Nigeria (41), Australia (43), Japan (44), Morocco (48), Panama (49), South Korea (62), Saudi Arabia (63).

According to FIFA's schedule, the group draw ceremony for the 2018 World Cup in Russia will take place in the Kremlin in the capital Moscow on December 1 local time.

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