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Who will win this World Cup? Three favorites have emerged, with the last one increasingly favored.
Football

Who will win this World Cup? Three favorites have emerged, with the last one increasingly favored.

With the expansion to 48 teams, the suspense is high! Let's take a look at the 6 teams most likely to win the championship this year, each with its own weaknesses.

The initial predictions are reversing: Germany, the Netherlands, and Japan are all heading home! The World Cup "group of death" is on the verge of collapse.
Football

The initial predictions are reversing: Germany, the Netherlands, and Japan are all heading home! The World Cup "group of death" is on the verge of collapse.

On June 30, 2026, three matches of the World Cup Round of 32 were played. With Germany's penalty shootout defeat to Paraguay and subsequent elimination, the Netherlands and Japan, who qualified as the top two teams in Group F, both lost to their respective opponents and failed to advance to the Round of 16. The teams that qualified from the highly anticipated "Group of Death" now face the embarrassing prospect of being completely eliminated.

Today's Japanese team has earned the respect of fans worldwide, and even the Brazilian team has shown them the utmost respect.
Football

Today's Japanese team has earned the respect of fans worldwide, and even the Brazilian team has shown them the utmost respect.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup Asian Qualifiers Round of 18 is nearing its end, and Japan's performance in Group C has indeed caused concern among many fans. Looking at the current standings, while Japan's overall strength is among the top in Asia, they have exposed many weaknesses when facing truly world-class teams. Group C, where Japan is located, is not without reason, being called the "Group of Death." Besides Japan, the other teams in Group C include Saudi Arabia, Australia, Bahrain, and Indonesia. Looking at the matches already completed, Japan lost 0-1 at home to Saudi Arabia and only managed a 1-1 draw away against Australia.