#广场预测世界杯赢40000U The 2026 World Cup in the US, Canada, and Mexico—one of these two teams is expected to lift the Holy Grail! After the first round of the group stage, all the teams have made their appearances, with their form varying.

As of now, the defending champion Argentina is still relying on the fading glory of the football king, while the other players are playing far too cautiously—retaining the title won’t be easy.

The new European Championship favorites, Spain, are overly dependent on passing and possession, but they’re also extremely inefficient, making it hard to turn plays into goals. The team lacks the person to deliver the final strike, and the recovery status of Nico and Yamal will determine Spain’s future.

Germany is still careless and lacking discipline. Winning 7-0 in a match against a team is not something they fear would bring bad luck—whether they can win the title comes down to whether they have the courage to drop Sané.

Brazil has completely fallen apart. They were actually blown apart in midfield by a kid from Morocco, and the whole match left them extremely passive. Ancelotti also seems to have no way to manage a team that relies too much on individual performances.

Portugal’s underlying problem lies with Cristiano Ronaldo—why does he have absolutely no self-awareness? It’s as if the whole team is just accompanying the leader in the game; without adjusting the starting lineup, success is unlikely.

France is full of star power, and its adjustment capability is also exceptionally strong. The whole team gives off a kind of composure—no rush, no panic—like they’ll take it sooner or later. The only shortcoming is that Ballon d’Or winner Dembélé still hasn’t gotten going.

Since Tuchel cut down a host of princes and clearly established Kane as the core, the entire England squad has been completely refreshed. Kane has delivered Ballon d’Or-level performances on both offense and defense, making them absolutely worth looking forward to.

Overall, I actually like France and England.