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I simulated my own. this one is my favorite because there are no groups of death and no cakewalk groups.
That one looks good to me! To be honest, I haven't really come across that many simulated groups of death yet, even though people say it's bound to happen for the next WC.
In your similation, I would say the following teams go through:
Group A
1. Brazil
2. Russia
3. Bosnia and Herzegovina
4. Iran
Group B
1. England
2. USA
3. Ecuador
4. Switzerland
Group C
1. Italy
2. Uruguay
3. Costa Rica
4. Algeria
Group D
1. Netherlands
2. Colombia
3. Ghana
4. Australia
Group E
1. Germany
2. Portugal
3. Cameroon
4. South Korea
Group F
1. Belgium
2. Chile
3. Japan
4. Greece
Group G
1. Argentina
2. Cote d'Ivoire
3. Croatia
4. Honduras
England & USA in the same group again? It wouldn't be like the last WC. I would fancy the US to win this time. The US will surprise a few teams and may go far.
Lol, England are actually good - not world class as the English seem to think ..... but they have plenty of players that can unlock the USA's defences. They are a level above the US.
England & USA in the same group again? It wouldn't be like the last WC. I would fancy the US to win this time. The US will surprise a few teams and may go far.
The same US team that got destroyed by Costa Rica ? They beat a deflated Mexico and a worthless Jamacia and Panama en route. The US run ins to the WC should always be straight forward, youre playing tiny countries that arent that good.
I dont think the US is as crap as most people make them out to be but theyre not a team that should be going far in the WC.
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