The World Cup is really exciting[困]

Four matches in one day, all draws! Six Asian teams remain undefeated! South American top four teams do not win!
Spain launched 27 shots wildly, but didn't score a single goal. Facing the opponent's dense defense, Spain gave up long shots and long passes, focusing on short passes, infiltration, and ball control, but no goals! Even with Neymar on the field, it didn't help, and finally, a 0-0 draw against Cape Verde, participating for the first time.
Cape Verde's 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha made 7 saves, helping Cape Verde earn points in their World Cup debut. Vozinha cried after the match; he was raised by his grandparents since childhood, who have now passed away. His mother couldn't join the team due to visa issues. At 40, he finally experienced his moment of glory. This game will definitely open a new chapter in his family history!
New Zealand and Iran drew 2-2. Seeing the Iranian flag in the stands and hearing cheers for Iranian players, this scene is very rare. Iran has endured many hardships to qualify for the World Cup, even involving DNA testing of players' fathers. Now, we await the match between Iran and the USA for a spot in the Round of 16, with Ma Ning as the referee.
Both of New Zealand's goals were scored by Justin, whose mother is Chinese, making him of Chinese descent. Today, all four matches ended in draws. This is also the first time in World Cup history that all matches in a single group stage day ended in draws. Among the six teams representing Asia, the first round saw 2 wins and 4 draws, maintaining an undefeated record. Asia's teams average 1.67 points per game, the highest among the six continents, surpassing Europe (1.4 points), traditionally the "strong continent" in football. The four South American teams have 2 draws and 2 losses, with only one win, averaging 0.5 points per game, ranking last among the six participating continents.

Today’s match previews:

France vs Senegal
In the 2002 World Cup opener, Senegal surprisingly beat France 1-0, causing the defending champions to be eliminated in the group stage. After 24 years, they meet again, and France has a chance for revenge. But there are no guaranteed wins in the World Cup. Hopefully, the French players won't be as soft as Macron. Actually, this is a battle within France.
Bold prediction: 3-0, France wins

Iraq vs Norway
Most likely, this will be a match of Norway attacking and Iraq defending desperately, with Norway clearly having the superior strength on paper. I have to say, Norway's team photos look really good, very lively. Bold prediction: 2-0, Norway wins

Argentina vs Algeria
Reigning champions Argentina's first match, Messi (39 years old) in his last World Cup, the peak match for global viewership. The scoreline is secondary; what's important is how long Messi can play, whether he can make a landmark breakthrough, and if he can score a left-footed shot from the ground! Whether South America can secure a victory depends on Argentina.
Bold prediction: 1-1

Austria vs Jordan
Although Austria's overall strength and European league level are superior, Asian teams have remained undefeated so far in this tournament. Jordan has a dark horse potential—keep an eye on you!