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Favorite Team to Win the 2022 World Cup

10/04/202210/04/2022

This is the Favorite Team to Win the 2022 World Cup, 6 of these teams are the most powerful, 2 of them in the Hell Group?

1. France – Les Blues
Les Blues come to Qatar with their heads held high. He failed in the 2020 European Cup. He managed to become a champion in the 2020/2021 UEFA Nations League after defeating Spain 2:1 in the final.

In his last 9 matches he scored 26 goals, 7 wins and 2 draws. And only conceded 6 goals.

Apart from that score, France also has a fairly complete squad, including Raphael Varane, Kylian Mbappe, N’Golo Kante, and Aurelien Tchouameni, plus Karim Benzema and Theo Hermandez.

2. Germany – Die Mannschaft
To be an outstanding team with promising young players.

3. Spain – La Furia Roja

Spain is one of the favorite teams to win the 2022 World Cup. Together with Louis Enriqe, Spain is optimistic that they can appear prime and promising.

Louis strengthened his care team with young players such as Pedri, Gavi, Dani Olmo, Ferran Torres to Unai Simon.

4. Argentina – Albicaleste
In the Argentine camp, the name Lionel Messi is certainly the name that is most highlighted.

Moreover, the 2022 World Cup will be Lionel Messi’s last match, so he will try to reach the highest position to make it a beautiful ending.

In addition to him, there were also several players who strengthened the squad such as Lucas Martinez, Nicolas Gonzalez, Juan Foyth, Angel Di Maria, Nicolas Otamendi.

Argentina are unbeaten in 31 games, including the 2021 Copa America champions.

5. Brazil as a country that is always championed every World Cup event.

He qualified for the 2022 World Cup by finishing top of the qualifiers in the Conmebol Zone.
With a record 17 matches unbeaten, this clearly shows the strength of Brazil today.

6. Portugal
Portugal became one of the most powerful teams in the 2022 World Cup because it has the potential of the players.

In particular, reliable young players such as Joao Felix, Diogo Costa, Diogo Jota, and Cristiano Ronaldo, who still have the mentality and leadership that are clearly needed.

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How are the Last 3 Tickets to the 2022…

01/04/202201/04/2022

How are the Last 3 Tickets to the 2022 World Cup Up for grabs? Here’s the explanation

The Qatar 2022 World Cup finals will be held at the end of this year. There are already 29 countries that have made sure to pass. While the remaining three tickets will be contested through the playoffs.

The last two countries that confirmed tickets to Qatar were Mexico and the United States from the CONCACAF zone. The two countries to the 2022 World Cup accompany Canada, which has qualified first.

In the match in the 2022 World Cup qualifiers in the CONCACAF zone, Thursday (31/3/2022) yesterday. Mexico ensured qualification for the 2022 World Cup after beating El Salvador 2-0. The victory ensured they were in second place in the standings with 28 points.

While the United States, despite losing 0-2 to Costa Rica, still qualified directly for the 2022 World Cup finals with 25 points and placed third. While Costa Rica will undergo a playoff match for the 2022 World Cup.

With 29 countries already qualified for the 2022 World Cup, there are three remaining tickets up for grabs. Who will fight in the 2022 World Cup playoffs for the three tickets to the World Cup finals?

AFC Zone (Asia)
From the AFC zone, there will be Australia and the United Arab Emirates who will fight to get one remaining ticket in the Asian zone. Australia must undergo a playoff match after finishing in third place in Group B of the Asian Zone Qualification Round 3.

Meanwhile, the United Arab Emirates also finished in third place in the third round of the 2022 World Cup qualifiers in the Asian zone. The United Arab Emirates is in third place behind Iran and South Korea with 12 points.

The 2022 World Cup playoff duel between the United Arab Emirates and Australia will be held on 7 June 2022. The winner of this duel does not automatically get a ticket because they will meet Peru as a representative of CONMEBOL.

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Failed to make it to the 2022 World Cup,…

31/03/202231/03/2022

Failed to make it to the 2022 World Cup, wrongly hints at retirement from the Egyptian national team?

Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah has hinted he may retire from the Egyptian national team after failing to lead his country to the 2022 World Cup.

Salah has almost once again brought Egypt to the 2022 World Cup. All they need to do is draw against Senegal in the second leg of the African zone playoffs.

However they lost 1-0 while playing in Dakar. This makes the match ended in a draw 1-1 on aggregate.

The match had to go to a penalty shootout. Here Senegal finally won 3-1 because several Egyptian executioners failed, including Salah.

Wrong Retirement Signal?
The defeat of course made Mohamed Salah disappointed. Moreover, previously he also failed to bring Egypt to victory in the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations final, also against Senegal.

After the match, Salah then gave a speech to the Egypt squad. This is when he hinted that he could retire from the international stage in the future.

“I am honored that I played with you and I am very proud to play with you, whether I am with you or not in the future,” Salah told his team-mates, as reported by the Liverpool Echo.

Salah has returned to Liverpool

Official Egyptian Complaint
Previously, the Egyptian Football Federation, EFA, had filed a complaint with the FAC and FIFA. They reported the despicable actions of the Senegalese fans.

They claim the fans made racial slurs at the Egypt squad. Especially Mohamed Salah.

The fans also damaged the Egyptian squad bus. They threw stones at him and made a number of glass shatter and crack.

Mohamed Salah did not stay long in Senegal. He immediately flew back to England and joined Liverpool again.

He is also said to have shown his nose at Liverpool’s training base at the Axa Training Center on Wednesday (30/03/2022) afternoon local time, before lunch time. This was revealed from the Anfield Watch account tweet, which quoted information from Times journalist Paul Joyce.