In Group F World Cup 2018, Germany is the highest rated team. Compared to the previous four years in Brazil, there are quite a lot of Germa...
In Group F World Cup 2018, Germany is the highest rated team. Compared to the previous four years in Brazil, there are quite a lot of German players have split as Phillip Lahm, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Lukas Podolski, Miroslav Klose and Per Mertesacker. However, the frame of the German phone is still very strong.
Germany beat the 2018 World Cup qualifiers in Europe by winning the match: winning all 10 matches. No team in Europe is like Die Mannschaft. Germany averaged 4.3 goals per game and 21 different players scored for the "Tank" during the qualifying round. That shows the uniform strength of Germany.
German football does not have superstars but in every position they have top stars and quality alternatives. Joachim Loew's only problem is choosing the 23 best names for the 2018 World Cup in large numbers of quality players.
In Group F, another representative from Europe is Sweden. The ticket to attend the 2018 World Cup is the ecstasy of the Nordic team. Sweden is in the same league table with Netherlands and France but finishes in second place. In the play-offs, Sweden overtook another "big man" as Italy won the ticket to Russia.
Sweden have no longer Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the squad to support. But it does not depend on Ibra to make Sweden's play more difficult to catch. Sweden are playing based on solid defensive play. On top of that, the Nordic side have the outstanding midfielder Emil Forsberg. Marcus Berg also replaced Ibra well in providing goals for Sweden.
The two players will be the back seat for Sweden in the race to progress in the 2018 World Cup with Mexico. As usual, Mexico easily won the 2018 World Cup qualifiers from the CONCACAF regional qualifiers. However, in matches with tough opponents, such as Chile in the Copa America Centenario or Germany in the Confederations Cup, Mexico lost 0-7 and 1-4 respectively.
Mexico will likely have to play a decisive match in round 1 with Sweden. With a lack of talent at the big games of the past few years, plus a bad past in the face of Sweden, Mexico will face many difficulties in overcoming the European team.
The remaining representatives of Group F are Korea. Although he is the star of Heung-Min Son (Tottenham), South Korea is considered to be the team that paved their way to the World Cup in 2018. In fact, Korea has had to struggle to get tickets to Russia. in the Asian qualifiers.
Schedule 2018 World Cup Group F
In Group F, another representative from Europe is Sweden. The ticket to attend the 2018 World Cup is the ecstasy of the Nordic team. Sweden is in the same league table with Netherlands and France but finishes in second place. In the play-offs, Sweden overtook another "big man" as Italy won the ticket to Russia.
Sweden have no longer Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the squad to support. But it does not depend on Ibra to make Sweden's play more difficult to catch. Sweden are playing based on solid defensive play. On top of that, the Nordic side have the outstanding midfielder Emil Forsberg. Marcus Berg also replaced Ibra well in providing goals for Sweden.
The two players will be the back seat for Sweden in the race to progress in the 2018 World Cup with Mexico. As usual, Mexico easily won the 2018 World Cup qualifiers from the CONCACAF regional qualifiers. However, in matches with tough opponents, such as Chile in the Copa America Centenario or Germany in the Confederations Cup, Mexico lost 0-7 and 1-4 respectively.
Mexico will likely have to play a decisive match in round 1 with Sweden. With a lack of talent at the big games of the past few years, plus a bad past in the face of Sweden, Mexico will face many difficulties in overcoming the European team.
The remaining representatives of Group F are Korea. Although he is the star of Heung-Min Son (Tottenham), South Korea is considered to be the team that paved their way to the World Cup in 2018. In fact, Korea has had to struggle to get tickets to Russia. in the Asian qualifiers.
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