By cy.Reporter, 22 November, 2022
Argentina-Saudi Arabia, third group, stadium: "Lusail National Stadium", 12:00 CET, referee: Slavko Vincic.
Argentina: Aiming to win and score a lot of goals
One of the big favorites is thrown into the battle of the World Cup and the opponent looks ideal to start with enough goals to be in the first place of the group from the beginning. In terms of competition, Lionel Messi will start as usual in the starting line-up, while the coach of the team, Lionel Scaloni, has taken only those who he considers to be absolutely ready.
Saudi Arabia: A difficult start
Saudi Arabia is the absolute outsider of the group and against Argentina they do not face the most difficult opponents in the organized with a positive result against Albizalida looking like a miserable one. In the team's competitive news, defender Al Tabakti is still not in his best condition, while Saud Abdulhamid is probably on the right end of the defense.
Argentina: 4-3-3: Goal: Martinez Defenders: Molina, Romero, Otamendi, Acuña, MID: De Paul, Paredes, McCallister Forwards: Lionel Messi, Lautaro Martinez, Di Maria.
Saudi Arabia: 4-2-3-1: Mohamed Al Owais, Defenders: Saud Abdul Hamid Midfielders: Mohamed Kanou, Abdullah Al Malki, Wingers: Saleh Al Sehri, Salman Al Faraj, Salem Al Danousari, Forward
MATCH STATISTICS
· In the last five games in all competitions, Argentina has only wins
· In Argentina's last five games there have been more than 2.5 goals
· Argentina have not conceded a goal in their last five games
Denmark-Tunisia, fourth group, stadium: "University Stadium", referee: Cesar Arturo Ramos, 15:00, RIK.
Denmark: Start with a win
Denmark wants to start with the best possible result against Tunisia. The Scandinavians have a very reliable and close-knit roster to present and aim to go far in this competition as well. In competitive matters, all footballers are available and there is no problem.
Tunisia: To prove that he did not come for the experience
Tunisia is the team with the least chance of qualifying, but against Denmark they want to start with a positive result and make a small surprise. In racing matters, there are no major problems and Tunisia will line up for the best possible result.
Denmark: 3-4-1-2: Goal: Schmeichel Defenders: Andersen, Kjaer, Christensen Midfielders: Christensen, Hoibgerk, Delaney, Mehle Wings: Eriksen, Damsgaard, Striker: Dolberg.
Tunisia: 3-5-2: Goal: Dahmen Defenders: Meria, Talbi, Bron, MID: Drager, Laidouni, Slimani, Shiri, Abdi, Forwards: Djebali, Msakni.
MATCH STATISTICS
· In two of Denmark's five matches there have been over 2.5 goals scored.
· Both teams have scored in two of Denmark's last five meetings.
· There have been fewer than 2.5 goals scored in three of Tunisia's five matches.
Mexico-Poland, third group stadium: "974", referee: Chris Beath, 18:00, RIK
Mexico: Take the first "step"
Another World Cup where Mexico is in the final phase. Tata Martino's side will want to start with a win in order to become the favorites to get the ticket along with Argentina. In competitive matters, Martin is starting to start at the beginning and at the top of Mexico's attack.
Poland: Came to claim qualification
With Robert Lewandowski distinguishing Poland in the end of the World Cup. The Poles want to show from the first matchday that they will try until the end to qualify from the difficult group. In racing matters, there is no particular injury problem.
Mexico: 4-3-3: Goalkeeper: Ochoa Defenders: Sanchez, Montes, Moreno, Gaiardo Midfielders: Herrera, Alvarez, Guardado, Forwards: Lozano, Martin, Bega.
Poland: 3-5-2: Szézny, Defenders: Bednarek, Glik, Kivior, Midfielders: Gami, Szymanski, Krychowiak, Zielinski, Zalewski, Forwards: Lewandowski, Swinderski.
MATCH STATISTICS
· In three of Mexico's last five matches, there have been more than 2.5 goals
· Both teams have scored in two of Mexico's last five meetings
· There have been fewer than 2.5 goals scored in four of Poland's five matches
France-Australia, fourth group, stadium: "Al Yanoub", referee: Victor Gomes, 21:00, RIK
France: To beat the absences
World champions France start their journey to retain the title and against Australia they are the big favourites. However, in terms of competition, Didier Deschamps has to face several problems, such as the absence of Kante, Pogba, that of Nkunku and of course the most important absence of Karim Benzema who would kick out the World Cup.
Australia: They are underdogs
The draw has brought her up against the World champions in the first match and that in itself is something that increases the level of difficulty as a result of which there are not enough expectations for the match against France. In terms of competition, there are some problems such as Hrustic, who will probably be absent from today's match.
France: 4-2-3-1: Joris, Defenders: Pavard, Varane, Konate, Hernandez, Midfielders: Tswameni, Rabiot, Wingers: Dembele, Griezmann, Mbappe, Striker: Giroud
Australia: 4-1-4-1: Ryan, Defenders: Karacic, Rowles, Shooter, Behic, Central Midfield: Devlin, Wings: Mabil, Mooy, Irvine, Goodwin, Forward: Duke
MATCH STATISTICS
· There have been fewer than 2.5 goals scored in France's last five games
· Both teams have scored in two of France's last five games
· In their last five matches Australia have only wins.
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