#广场预测世界杯赢40000U World Cup: It's hard for Messi and Ronaldo to meet on the pitch? Is the final outcome that the kings never face each other?

Today, Argentina, which has already secured the top spot in the group, faces Jordan, which has been eliminated.
In this match, Argentina made massive rotations, and Messi did not start, watching the game from the bench.
No matter which aspect you look at, Jordan is certainly no match for Argentina.
In the first half, Argentina led 2-0.
Ten minutes into the second half, Jordan somehow managed to pull one back, making the score 1-2.
Under such circumstances, Messi came off the bench.
As a result, he scored a direct free kick in the 80th minute of the match, continuing to break his own record for total World Cup goals.
This goal also made Messi the first player in history to score in seven consecutive World Cup matches, setting yet another record of his own.
In the last World Cup, when Argentina won the title, the 35-year-old Messi scored 7 goals in 7 matches, averaging 1 goal per game.
In this World Cup, Messi scored 6 goals in 3 group stage matches, averaging 2 goals per game, which is truly incredible for a 39-year-old.
Argentina finished the group stage with a perfect record, which seems like a happy outcome, but based on historical results, it might not be such good news.
According to media statistics, Argentina has previously won all group stage matches four times in the World Cup, but never won the championship; the best they achieved twice was second place.
This is the fifth time the team has won all group stage matches; will they break the curse?
Portugal played their final match against Colombia, and the winner would finish first in the group.
Ronaldo started and played the entire match, but unfortunately had no goals or assists.
Throughout the game, Colombia bombarded Portugal's goal relentlessly but ultimately failed to score, and the two teams settled for a 0-0 draw.
In this group, Portugal could only advance as second, and their next match will be against Croatia.
Portugal and Argentina ended up in different halves, meaning Messi and Ronaldo could only meet in the final or the third-place match.
For Messi and Ronaldo, reaching the final to face each other seems very difficult.
If Portugal had finished first in the group, they would have been in the same half and could have met in the quarterfinals, but since they are not in the same bracket, a direct showdown between them has become unlikely.
People were hoping to see the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles take on Majin Buu, but they missed each other.
Having missed Mbappé and Haaland, no one wants to miss Messi and Ronaldo, but unfortunately, it's once again hard for them to meet on the pitch.
This is the sixth World Cup for Messi and Ronaldo, but they have never been able to face each other, undoubtedly adding a huge regret to these six World Cups.
Is the final outcome of the World Cup that the kings never meet?
Will there be a seventh World Cup for them? Only heaven knows.