What do you think of the outcome of South Africa and Mexico tonight?

It's definitely a 1-1 draw, it's all in the second half.

The World Cup in South Africa will start at 22 o'clock today, and let's take a look at the outcome of the opening game. In addition to the final, the opening match is undoubtedly the most watched game in each World Cup and is one of the main highlights of the World Cup. In 2006, the opening match became an exhibition match for hosts Germany, and the World Cup in South Africa followed the same schedule as the previous World Cup, with South Africa taking on Mexico.

From the 1966 World Cup until 2002, with the exception of Brazil, which scored three goals in the opening game of the 1998 World Cup in France, which defeated Scotland 2-1, the other nine games did not score more than two goals. In the four World Cup openers from 1966 to 1978, he even sent four consecutive 0-0 blanks. Looking back at the history of the opening game of the World Cup in the past 20 years, the match between Argentina and Cameroon in 1990 was extremely dull, and in the end, Bjerk's goal gave Cameroon an upset victory.

In 1994, Germany narrowly beat Bolivia 1-0 thanks to Klinsmann's goal. The 2002 opener was another upset, but Senegal could only beat France 1-0. In the opening meeting of the 1998 World Cup, although Brazil and Scotland scored three goals, this game was also rated as one of the most dull meetings of the tournament.

It can be seen that the dull pattern of the World Cup opener has become a habit.

Four years ago, at the World Cup in Germany, the hosts broke that spell for us. Time has come to 2010 in a blink of an eye, and the opening match of the World Cup in South Africa will be a return to the usual dull and boring, or will it continue the German style and play a wonderful offensive battle?

Both South Africa and Mexico are suspicious of their attacking prowess, and neither of them is capable of tearing through the opposition defence in an instant. Although Mexico are a little stronger, they have scored fewer goals in previous World Cup meetings and have relied entirely on stubborn defence and opposition maneuvering. Coupled with the psychology of the opener, both teams did not want to start the game with defeat and also wanted to try to qualify from the group.

In such a situation, both sides are bound to be cautious. Without convincing attacking arrows, the forwards of both teams may not be able to take advantage of the chances that are created. So judging from the current situation, this game must be extremely dull, and the probability of a blank roll is even more than 5 percent.

Of course, we still hope that the opening game will continue to be the best of the previous edition, but the clash between South Africa and Mexico is not something to look forward to. However, the subsequent match between Uruguay and France may open the prelude to the World Cup goal battle in South Africa.

Mexico and South Africa:

Bullish on South Africa. South Africa 2-1 Mexico is expected.

South Africa is the host, and according to common sense analysis, most of the opening matches are carefully selected by the hosts, and no matter how they play, the possibility of the hosts losing the opening game is very slim. Moreover, the South African team has come in a fantastic form, since 2010, South Africa has not lost in the last 12 friendly matches they have played, with 8 wins and 4 draws, so they will be chasing South Africa, at least the two sides draw.

Mexico team, Mexico has played 13 friendly matches since 2010, with 8 wins, 3 draws and 2 losses, specifically, this result is also quite impressive. South Africa is a South American team, while Mexico, which is located in the Caribbean, is also a technical team, and Mexico is not inferior to South Africa in terms of footwork.

I am optimistic that South Africa and Mexico will win the two teams.

Although Mexico is not a strong team, it is not weak compared to South Africa, but South Africa is the host, and it is not easy to say, the individual ** Mexico wins!