World Cup speculation, what are the predictions of this World Cup?

The Brazilian team is now more results-oriented, playing more European, Lucio in the back, Melo in the middle, Kaka, Fabiano, Robinho in the front court is the best model, and compared with the previous Samba Army, the team personnel structure is very good, although there is no top striker like Da Luo and Xiao Luo, but the team consciousness is stronger, more attention is paid to defense, and the European style of play is more terrifying and efficient, and it is definitely the biggest favorite in the World Cup.

**What the? Champion and runner-up?

The remaining seven?

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I support Argentina to win the championship, Brazil to be the runner-up, and Spain to be the third place!! But it's just an ideal for Barcelona fans To be honest, Argentina and Spain have won the championship, and they can't be cheap Brazil!! Hehe.

Argentina is the champion, Brazil is second and Spain is third.

Argentina, Brazil, Spain

Uruguay finished in the top four.

I like Germany and Argentina -9-

The four-year World Cup will begin on November 21, and the opening game will be played by the host country Qatar against Ecuador, so let's take a look at which teams are going to be out of the group stage after all.

First, Qatar, which is the only host of this World Cup that has not participated in the World Cup before, and the weakest host in history. Although Qatar's strength has improved significantly in recent years, there is a certain gap between Fan Wei and Japan, Iran, South Korea, etc. in Asia, while the opponents in the group, the Netherlands, Senegal, and Ecuador, it is very difficult to qualify, unless the oil tycoons play a huge role again.

Second, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Arabia's strength in Asia is okay but the draw is not good, the opponents in the same group are Argentina who are interested in winning the championship, as well as Poland and Mexico, and it is very good to get a draw in the group stage. It's even harder to get out of the line.

Third, South Korea, South Korea has two strong opponents in the same group, Portugal and Uruguay, and the African powerhouse Ghana, which are not fuel-efficient lamps, 20 years ago in the South Korea-Japan World Cup, Portugal was defeated by the South Korean team, unfortunately stopped in the group stage. Now that we meet again in 20 years, I believe that Portugal will not easily let go of this opportunity to avenge their predecessors, and the African powerhouse Ghana is also very strong, and the outside world is not optimistic that South Korea can break through from the group.

Fourth, Tunisia, Tunisia's strength is not outstanding in Africa, the biggest feature of African teams is that they seem to be relatively strong, but they are not so strong when they really kick the ball, which may be related to the national character, not to mention that Tunisia is also a star, and France in the same group aims to win the championship, Denmark and Australia want to advance.

Fifth, Costa Rica, the team that defeated China in the World Cup 20 years ago, is divided into the group of death this time, and Germany, Spain, and Japan in the same group are stronger than Costa Rica in one of them, and there is basically no hope of qualifying from the group.

China went except for the Chinese team.

What are the gods**.

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Brazil, France, Argentina, England.

There are not so many twists and turns, I only know about 30 million to buy Germany.

Saudi Arabia plays Argentina with two points and Argentina with one point.

First, Qatar Second, Saudi Arabia Third, South Korea.

World Cup analysis and ** are as follows:

Group E** standings: 1 Spain, 2 Japan, 3 Costa Rica, 4 Germany.

Spain is ranked 7th in the world, and the renewed Matador team has a number of potential new stars, including Ferran Torres, Gavi, Pedri, Eric Garcia are all from Barcelona, and the Mesozoic Asensio and Rodri, veterans Busquets, Morata, Koke, Alba, AZP, Carvajal are also crucial, but the forward line is still a cliché.

Japan, ranked 24th in the world, are also in contention for qualifying, with Takumi Minamino and Daichi Kamada at the heart of the team's frontline, while veterans Maya Yoshida, Yuto Nagatomo, Hiroki Sakai and Arsenal defender Kenhiro Tomiyasu are also worth watching.

Costa Rica, ranked 31st in the world and qualifying for a place in the tournament by beating New Zealand, is a goal for the other three teams to look into.

Germany, ranked 11th in the world, have lost Timo Werner in the past two days, but there are still Bayern Munich's Muller, Gnabry, Sane and teenager Musiala in the front, and midfielders Havertz, Gundogan, Kimmich and Rudiger and Ter Stegen at the back are also important players, and Germany and Spain will compete for the top spot in the group.

The top three World Cup finishers** are Argentina, Brazil and France. France are the defending champions.

In the 2018 World Cup in Russia, France made great progress and won the Hercules Cup again after 20 years. Now, four years later, France are still going strong, and they are on track to become only the third team in World Cup history to successfully defend their title. Previously, the Italian and Brazilian teams accomplished this feat.

Brazil is the team with the most wins in World Cup history and is the favourite to win the tournament at any given time. In the last World Cup, they lost to Belgium in the 1 4 finals. Unfortunately, they were eliminated in the quarter-finals.

Another favourite is Lionel Messi's Argentina. This World Cup could be Messi's last in the tournament. He will certainly devote 100% of his energy to this field.

With him, the Argentine team has a chance to work miracles. If he can really lead the team to victory, Messi will be inducted into the FIFA Hall of Fame and become the third "football king" recognized in the world.

Qatar World Cup Winner:

On December 18, 2022, in the final of the World Cup in Qatar, Argentina defeated France to win the championship. This is Argentina's third World Cup title in 36 years. In the first half, Di Maria broke through to create a penalty opportunity, and Messi took the penalty in one fell swoop to open the scoring for Argentina, 1-0.

Subsequently, the Argentine team played a smooth counterattack, and Di Maria grabbed the point to score to expand the score, 2-0. The French team made personnel changes in a passive situation. In the second half, the French team fought back, and Mbappe scored two goals in a row through penalties and volleys to make the score 2-2.

In extra time, Messi scored in front of goal, and then Mbappe stubbornly fixed the score at 3-3. In the penalty shootout, Argentina defeated France 4-2.

Hello! Argentina: Argentina has changed coaches, and according to the character of the Argentine, the original version will never copy the technical and tactical arrangements of the previous coach, so the tactics are likely to change, and Riquelme's nether should not appear again.

The more promising ones are Tevez, Messi, Cambiaso, and Mascherano, and the back line should be full of new faces.

Brazil: Kaka should be the heart of the Nether Brazil World Cup team, and Ronaldo will be 30 years old by then, so he may not be able to play a role for a player of his skill level. Robinho should become the main striker, Ade and Fat Luo will fade out of the national team, and there may be new faces in the left and right backs in the backline, after all, the ability of Sicineo and Gilberto is not convincing, and the personnel changes in the midfield will be large, Emerson and Juninho will be eliminated, and there may be more domestic players in the main lineup.

Germany: There should be little change in the squad, if Loew can lead the team to achieve good results in the 2008 European Championships, he is likely to lead the team to South Africa, whether Ballack will still be in the team, whether the goalkeeper position will continue to be monopolized, or whether the next generation such as Hildebrand will take over will be the biggest question about the main German squad.

France: Thierry Henry should still have a main position, and the veterans in the midfield and backfield will certainly not be competing, and I am afraid that French football will face a more embarrassing situation in 2008 and 2010. In addition to Ribery and Malouda, the young players or newcomers who can top the main lineup are more critical, and Diarra may be convincing when it comes to the more critical midfield position.

Spain: A promising team for the next World Cup, the new generation of Spain represented by Cesc Fabregas and Torres will be more mature by 2010, and if they can choose to play abroad, to experience other football cultures, and to change their weak style of play, they are very promising.

Portugal: The first generation is gone, and Portuguese football is also facing a situation of lack of success, but the performance of Mela, Deco, and Xiao Xiaoluo in this World Cup still makes us have certain hopes for the Portuguese team in the future, and perhaps the farewell of the ** generation will make the Portuguese team more practical and more suitable for the need to win the championship.

Italy: After Lippi's resignation, it may be announced that the most civilian Italian team in 20 years will be disbanded, and in the next World Cup, will young players such as Delosi still appear, I am afraid that Donadoni will also adhere to the consistent and bright "star line", making the Italian team return to a non-nuclear or multi-core situation.

Netherlands: The Netherlands in 2010 may be the most terrifying, with a large number of players coming of age, and new talents such as Robben, Kuet, and Maduro will usher in their own era.

England: After Eriksson, the English have chosen a homegrown coach Zheng Lian, and it may be difficult for English players in their home league to compete with other football powerhouses in international competitions, because they do not have advanced skills and tactics. Rooney, Downing and other newcomers are more mature, and the maintenance of Gerrard, Frank Lampard and others may allow England to retain their reputation as a strong team, but they will always be a strong team in name.