How many World Cup winners are there, and which team will win the 2018 World Cup?

Brazil has won the World Cup five times, the most of any country.

5 times are.

1958 World Cup in Sweden, 1962 World Cup in Chile, 1970 World Cup in Mexico.

1994 World Cup in the United States and 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan.

Italy has won the World Cup 4 times and is the second most of any country.

They were the 1934 World Cup in Italy, the 1938 World Cup in France, the 1982 World Cup in Spain, and the 2006 World Cup in Germany.

This is followed by Germany, a three-time World Cup winner.

They were the 1954 World Cup in Switzerland, the 1974 World Cup in Germany, and the 1990 World Cup in Italy.

Uruguay (Uruguay 1930, Brazil 1950) and Argentina (Argentina 1978 and Mexico 1986) have won two World Cups each.

England (England won the 1966 World Cup) and France (France 1998) won one each.

The first World Cup winner was Uruguay, the first team to win two consecutive World Cups was Italy, and the first team to win three World Cups was Brazil.

Brazil is a five-time World Cup champion.

Italy is a four-time World Cup champion.

Germany is a three-time World Cup champion.

Argentina 2-time World Cup winner Uruguay 2-time World Cup winner.

France 1-time World Cup winner England 1-time World Cup winner.

These teams have won the World Cup.

This paragraph] the host countries and winners of the previous World Cups.

Number of sessions: Year: Venue: Number of participating teams: Champion, runner-up, third runner-up, third runner-up.

1 1930 Uruguay 13 Uruguay Argentina United States Yugoslavia2 1934 Italy 16 Italy Czech Republic Germany Austria3 1938 France 15 Italy Hungary Brazil Sweden4 1950 Brazil 13 Uruguay Brazil Sweden Spain5 1954 Switzerland 16 West Germany Hungary Austria Uruguay6 1958 Sweden 16 Brazil Sweden France West Germany7 1962 Chile 16 Brazil Czech Republic Chile Yugoslavia8 1966 United Kingdom 16 England West Germany Portugal Soviet Union9 1970 Mexico 16 Brazil Italy West Germany Uruguay10 1974 West Germany 16 West Germany Netherlands Poland Brazil11 1978 Argentina 16 Argentina Netherlands Brazil Italy12 1982 Spain 24 Italy West Germany Poland France13 1986 Mexico 24 Argentina West Germany France Belgium14 1990 Italy 24 West Germany Argentina Italy England15 1994 United States 24 Brazil Italy Sweden Bulgaria16 1998 France 32 France, Brazil, Croatia, Netherlands17 2002, Korea-Japan, 32 Brazil, Germany, Turkey, South Korea, 18 2006, Germany, 32 Italy, France, Germany, Portugal.

Brazil, Italy, Argentina, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Uruguay, 7.

Let me start with my opinion: Argentine.

Reason: Solid midfield + around Messi, diligent running front + unity, high morale and mature tactics. With Messi as the core, give full play to Messi's organizational and offensive threat; can also run fully to make up for Messi's lack of running.

Specifically: 1. Argentine has always had no shortage of people in the frontcourt, and the decision to determine how far it can go in the World Cup has always been whether the backfield and defense are stable. Although Argentina's midfield is not well-known now, they are all very practical giants.

Goalkeeper Martin is a solid gate in the club, and often has a supernatural play.

In terms of central defenders, Romero + Martinez + Otamendi - Romero is the best central defender in Serie A in 2021, and he also has a good attitude after transferring to Tottenham; Martinez was the main centre-back for Manchester United, and in the few United games I've watched this season, he's been very good against Liverpool, good against Arsenal, not so good at Manchester City, but overall he's still very good; Otamendi used to be brave and good at tackling, but he was more frizzy and reckless, and now he should be more mature when he becomes a veteran, and he has not seen his current game in Benfica, but after checking his data and ratings, his performance is very good. Left-backs Acuña and Tagliafico, the main players of Sevilla and Lyon respectively, have a strong attack and a good defense, and they have performed well this season. Right-back Molina, the main player of Atletico Madrid, doesn't know much about it, so I won't say much, so as not to mislead.

The midfielders are: De Paul and Paredes in the middle, balanced in attack and defense, able to run, especially De Paul, who is typically more powerful than famous (although not less well-known); Lossel, who can play the right side and can play the middle, has excellent disc control; and Gomez and others are also strong players.

2. Frontcourt: Lautaro, Messi, Di Maria, Correa, Dybala. Although this session is not as famous as before, it can be played around Messi, Lautaro has strong impact, hard running, scoring efficiency is also good, Di Maria's big heart, but the effect may be better than before.

3. Coaching, technical tactics and morale, I am not an expert in this area, so I won't talk about it, but he is undefeated in more than a dozen consecutive games, the coach is pragmatic and stable tactics (mainly 433 and 4231), and the players are unprecedentedly united around Messi, and the momentum is flourishing.

Finally, the opponents also have their own problems, such as injuries to the French team (Pogba and N'Golo Kante) and infighting, which also increase Argentine's chances of winning the title.