This is one of the most open World Cups in recent memory and, as a result Argentina are being picked by many to win the whole thing.
This is one of the most open World Cups in recent memory and, as a result Argentina is being picked by many to win the whole thing, despite the advanced age of Lionel Messi. After finally winning a national trophy at the Copa America, Messi craves the legendary status afforded Diego Maradona for being a World Champion. Saudi Arabia are one of the weakest teams there and I’d expect Argentina to win comfortably.
They struggled through qualification and don’t have the prolific goal scorers we’ve seen from them in the past. Poland, on the other hand have exactly that kind of player in striker Robert Lewandowski. He’s lethal and in form and is capable of winning this game by himself. Keep an eye on midfielder Piotor Zielinski. He’s running the show in Serie A with undefeated leaders Napoli and has six goals and six assists in Serie A.
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