Who will get the Hercules Cup this year

Every time you look at the World Cup, you will discuss the strength and probability of winning the championship.

I don't want to say too much, so let's post a set of data to see.

Team participates in championship runner-up.

Brazil 18 5 2

Italy 16 4 3

Germany 17 3 4

Uruguay 10 2 0

Argentina 14 2 2

France 12 1 1

England 12 1 0

I've always been bullish on Brazil anyway.

Of course, if the Argentine team can integrate well and Maradona plays well on the spot, they are invincible. The quality of each of their players is too strong this time.

The just-concluded match against South Korea gives us reason to believe that they will be included in the final.

Personally, I think that Germany and Italy are a stable team, and if the other strong teams are a little inconsistent, it is a great opportunity for Germany and Italy to win the championship.

Spain are the European champions, but they always feel that they are still relatively brittle.

In fact, people who know a little bit about penalty kick have one or two teams of their own.

Even if they don't play well and they don't have the quality, we all hope that they can go further and the way they win the championship is wonderful.

Brazil, Germany's performance today broke my heart and I am not optimistic.

Brazil, Spain, Argentina, Netherlands.

The previous winners of the Hercules Cup are as follows:

1st edition: 1930 World Cup in Uruguay, Argentina's Starbil 8 goals, Uruguayan champion.

The second session: In the 1934 World Cup in Italy, Schuvio of the Italian team, Niondelli of the Czechoslovak team, and Konin of the French team scored 4 goals each to win the top scorer of the Cup, the Italian champion.

3rd: 1938 World Cup in France, Brazil's Rionidas 8 goals, Italy champion.

Fourth: 1950 World Cup in Brazil, Ademir of Brazil 9 goals, Uruguayan champion.

Fifth: 1954 World Cup in Switzerland, Hungary's Kocis 11 goals, West Germany champion.

Sixth: 1958 World Cup in Sweden, France's Fontaine 13 goals, Brazil champion.

Seventh: 1962 World Cup in Chile, Ivanov of the Soviet Union, Yerkovic of Yugoslavia, and Albert of Hungary scored 4 goals to tie for the top scorer and the champion of Brazil.

8th: 1966 World Cup in England, Portugal's Eusebio 9 goals, England champion.

Ninth: 1970 World Cup in Mexico, West Germany's Muller 10 goals, Brazil champion.

10th: 1974 West Germany World Cup, Poland's Glato 7 goals, West Germany champion.

Eleventh: 1978 Argentina World Cup, Argentina's Kempes 6 goals, Argentina champion.

Twelfth: 1982 World Cup in Spain, Italy's Rossi 6 goals, Italian champion.

Thirteenth: 1986 Mexico World Cup, England's Lineker 6 goals, Argentine champion.

14th: 1990 World Cup in Italy, 6 goals for the Italian team, West Germany champion.

Fifteenth: In the 1994 World Cup in the United States, Bulgaria's Stoichekov and Russia's Salenko shared the top scorer with 6 goals, and Brazil won the championship.

16th: 1998 World Cup in France, Croatia's Suker 6 goals, French champion.

17th: 2002 South Korea-Japan World Cup, Ronaldo 8 goals, Brazil champion.

18th: 2006 World Cup in Germany, Italian champion.

Nineteenth: Spanish Champion.

20th: German Champion.

Twenty-first: French champion.

So far, Germany has won the Hercules Cup three times and ranked first, Brazil, France, Argentina and Italy have all won the Hercules Cup twice and ranked second, and Spain has won the Hercules Cup once and ranked third.

The ranking of the number of times the Hercules Cup has been won is as follows:

1. Brazil (won the Hercules Cup 5 times).

2. Italy (4 times to win the Hercules Cup) Germany (4 times to win the Hercules Cup).

3. Uruguay (won the Hercules Cup twice), Argentina (won the Hercules Cup twice), France (won the Hercules Cup twice).

Samba Army" Brazil (5 times champion).

As the best team in the history of the World Cup, and the only team to be full-time in the World Cup, the Brazilian team has also written a strong stroke in the World Cup. Brazil is a country that has never lacked talented players. From the past football king Pele, the football elf Ronaldinho, the unstoppable "alien" Ronaldo, to the current Neymar.

Their performance at the World Cup has left a very impressive impression on everyone. As early as the 1958 World Cup in Sweden, the 17-year-old Pele led the Brazilian team to stabilize the top of the world for the first time. In the 1962 World Cup and the 1970 World Cup, Pele also successfully led Brazil to win the World Cup again.

Pele also became the only player in World Cup history to win the World Cup three times. After Pele's retirement, Brazil also won the World Cup in the United States in 1994 and the World Cup in South Korea and Japan in 2002. Winning the Hercules Cup 5 times also made the Brazilian team known as "Five-Star Brazil".

Germany (4 World Cup winners).

German football has always been known for their unyielding steel. No matter how bad the situation is, the German players will still choose to fight until the last minute. Beckenbauer is one of the most striking examples.

Because of the leadership temperament he exudes on the field, Chinese fans affectionately call him the emperor.

As early as the 1954 World Cup in Switzerland, it was the beginning of the rebirth of German football. At that time, Germany was still called the Federal Republic of Germany. Under Walter's leadership, the team staged the classic Bern miracle after being two goals down at one point.

Helped Germany win the World Cup for the first time.

Later, in the 1970 World Cup, Beckenbauer's Federal Republic of Germany defeated the "Orange Army" Netherlands led by Cruyff, the "Godfather of Barcelona". Led the German tank to the top of the world for the second time.

After Beckenbauer's transition to coaching, the Julius Caesar led Germany to a third World Cup triumph in 1990 by defeating Maradona's Argentina. Later, in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, the German team won the Hercules Cup for the fourth time with Gotze's wonderful stunner.