Does the World Cup plan to make a big move right after it starts?

Can Mexico and South Korea both secure a winning start?

What is the most fascinating part of the World Cup?
It's not the champion.
It's the first round.
Because at this time, all teams haven't lost yet, and all fans believe their supported team can win the championship.
This Friday, Group A's first match officially kicks off.
Mexico faces South Africa, South Korea hard fights Czech Republic.
It seems like just the first game of the group stage, but for each team, it’s as important as “the first question on the final exam.”
After all, winning the first game boosts morale to the max.
Losing the first game, the calculator is already working overtime.
Let's first look at Mexico vs. South Africa.
In terms of experience and overall strength, Mexico still has a slight advantage.
Old fans all know, Mexico has a mysterious attribute in the World Cup:
The group stage warrior.
Every time people doubt it, it always manages to surprise.
South Africa, on the other hand, is like a blind box in the football world.
You never know if it will deliver a surprise or just shock you.
Personal prediction:
Mexico 2:1 South Africa.
Next, look at South Korea versus Czech Republic.
This match is a battle between technical finesse and power.
South Korea is fast and aggressive.
Czech Republic is a traditional European tough guy.
Some netizens joked:
One excels at quick attacks, the other at making you unable to accelerate.
On paper, the strength gap between the two isn’t big.
I lean more towards a draw.
Predicted score:
1:1.
Of course, the biggest charm of the World Cup is its ability to challenge all prediction masters.
Before the game, Messi is the king of football.
After the game, the goalkeeper can become a hero.
So, rather than aiming for 100% correct predictions, it’s more important to enjoy the game.
After all, football is round, and faces are easily swollen.
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