#广场预测世界杯赢40000U Portugal, this time really changed their way of playing! Since Martinez arrived, he completely transformed the previous heroism-based style, now playing pure possession football. The 4-3-3 formation is executed so smoothly, with the triangle of B费, B席, and Vítinia—truly top-tier configuration in the world. B费 is responsible for delivering threatening balls forward, B席 links and runs back and forth, Vítinia drops back to cover, and the three work together as if they were one person. Cristiano Ronaldo remains a steady starter up front, even at 41, but his sense of smell in the penalty area is still unmatched. Next to him, Leão explodes down the left wing, Felix interchanges positions—this attacking line really has everything you could ask for. The defense is led by Rúben Dias, who is rock-solid in aerial duels and face-to-face defending. Cancelo and Mendes can push forward on the sides, making the overall attack and defense extremely mature.

Looking at the Democratic Republic of the Congo, this team is making a comeback to the World Cup after 52 years—truly inspiring! Don’t underestimate them; Wan-Bissaka, M’Bemba, and Tuanzeebe have all played in the Premier League. Their defensive toughness is definitely enough, with Sadiqi and Mutusami dedicated to sweeping and breaking up plays in midfield. Up front, Viza and Bakambu are extremely fast. Their playing style is very clear: they park the bus, give up possession, retreat all players to the half, rely on numbers to congest the defensive space, and look for counterattack opportunities to steal a goal.

Match direction: Portugal’s strength is definitely overwhelming, but Congo’s defense is no pushover either. They’ve only conceded 7 goals in 13 World Cup qualifiers, and Wan-Bissaka’s one-on-one defending is well-known even in the Premier League. It’s not easy for Portugal to break through; a small victory is most likely. I expect Portugal to perform normally and win the game.