I. Schedule of events
II. Team Profile
Russia
: [Russia 2018
World Cup] Battle Analysis: Russia
[Team Profile]
Russia from UEFA
is the host country of the World Cup and is currently ranked 66th in FIFA, having been on the "Soviet national team
They won the European Cup of Nations once during the "Soviet Union" era, and their best World Cup result was a third-place finish during the Soviet Union era, before finishing in the group stage of the last World Cup.
[Head Coach: Cherchesov]
Stanislav Cherchesov, 54, officially took office in August 2016 as the Russian
coach, this is the first time he has been able to lead the national team
Cherchesov's style of coaching is a bit conservative. Cherchesov's coaching style was slightly conservative, although he was good at promoting young players and helping Russia
The team has completed its bloodletting, but has had conflicts with a number of senior players, and the lack of locker room control is a major concern.
[Star in Focus: Akinfeev]
Georgia
Goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev is extremely talented, with excellent goal-line reflexes that often result in incredible saves, as well as good footwork that allows him to accurately drive the ball to his teammates' feet, however, he must be able to cope with the pressure of the national team.
Crucial battles to avoid fatal mistakes like at the 2014 WC and 2017 Confederations Cup.
Saudi Arabia: [Russia 2018].
World Cup] Battle Analysis: Saudi Arabia
[Team Profile]
Saudi Arabia is part of the AFC and is currently ranked 67th in the international rankings, having won the Asian Cup three times, while its best result in the World Cup was the round of sixteen, but it did not participate in the 2014 World Cup intra-conference tournament.
[Head Coach: Pizzi]
Juan Antonio Pizzi took over the reins of Chile in January 2016 and led the 'Red Devils of South America' to the Copa America Centenario title and the Confederations Cup runners-up spot the following year, beating Argentina. However, after failing to lead Chile to the World Cup, Pizzi stepped down in October 2017, taking a short break before agreeing to come to the rescue of Saudi Arabia in November, where there have been a number of managerial changes.
[Star in Focus: Osama Hausawi]
Osama Hawsawi is the national team of Saudi Arabia
He is also the double captain of Hilal, a luxury team in the Saudi Arabian League, and plays as a center back. With a height of 187 cm, he is considered to be tall and powerful in Asia, and is a top-notch header. So far, Osama Hossawi has played for the national team.
Played 133 games, scored 7 goals, as the core of the defense will lead the defense of Saudi Arabia, trying not to concede goals as the goal.
Egypt: [Russia 2018
World Cup] Battle Analysis: Egypt
[Team Profile]
Egypt is an African powerhouse, currently ranked 45th in the world, and has won seven African Cup of Nations titles, with its best World Cup result being the group stage, never making it to the knockout stage, and not participating in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
[Head Coach: Cooper]
Argentina's Hector Cuper has a reputation as a coach who has been recognized for his coaching ability, but who has not been able to shake off the title of "perennial second-rate" due to his many second-place finishes with his teams. Cuper took over the Egyptian national team in 2015.
A coach who reached the final of the 2017 African Cup of Nations and flirted with the title once again, but the Egyptian FA
Still supporting the tragic coach, Cooper has successfully brought his team to the World Cup intra-conference tournament after a long absence.
[Star in Focus: Salah]
"Mohamed Salah, the 'King of Egypt', has played 51 games in all competitions for the Premier League in the 2017/18 season.
Liverpool the Magnificent
scored 44 goals and picked up the 2017 African Player of the Year award, the English Professional Footballers' Guild Player of the Year award, the Premier League
Official Player of the Year Award and Premier League
Golden Boot Award, among others. In the Egyptian national team
Salah remained the absolute leader, scoring five goals in the six qualifying matches and more than half of his team's eight goals, including a crucial 12-yarder in injury time against Congo to ensure his team's advancement.
Intra-Conference Race.
Uruguay: Russia 2018
World Cup] Battle Analysis: Uruguay
[Team Profile]
South American powerhouse Uruguay is the most successful national team in South American history
One of the world's best-ranked teams, it is currently ranked 14th in the world and has won two World Cups and 15 Copa América titles, although it only reached the round of sixteen in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
[Head Coach: Tabarez]
The 71-year-old Tabarez has coached the Uruguayan national team since his appointment in 2006.
For twelve years, it was the first time in world soccer that a single national team was coached
The coach with the most matches, his best results in charge of Uruguay appeared in the 2010 World Cup quarterfinals and the 2011 Copa America championship. Veteran coach Tabarez coaches the team in a conservative style, giving the outside world the impression that the defense is solid, tough and simple, while the offense relies more on the individual play of frontcourt aces Luis Suarez and Edinson Cavani.
[Star in Focus: Suarez]
Uruguay's ace striker Luis Suarez has a good skill set, and as a striker who is known for his goal-scoring ability, his teamwork and playmaking ability are also top-notch, making him a player who can be used as a centerpiece. In addition, Suarez has a high level of intelligence and cunning, and he has a good anticipation of defending, and he is often able to catch the opposing defenders' mistakes or cause fouls. Suspensions are always a concern for Suarez, as he was suspended for intentional handball and biting in his first two World Cups.
