This Friday has been held the draw for the 2018 World Cup in the Moscow Kremlin Palace. There, the FIFA general staff and all the Confederations attended, as well as representatives of the 32 classified teams. Despite not being seeded, Spain has been lucky to avoid seeded teams like Germany, Brazil or Argentina, although it should be measured against the Portugal of Cristiano Ronaldo, current European champion.
Of the rest of the remaining groups, Group F is a priori one of the most difficult when they are paired Germany, champion of the title, Mexico, Sweden and South Korea. In Group G, Belgium and England should fight for the first place. The most lackluster at the media level are group A (Russia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Uruguay) and group H (Poland, Senegal, Colombia and Japan.
The World Cup will kick off on Thursday, June 14 at 3:00 pm between Russia, the hostess, and Saudi Arabia.
Of the rest of the remaining groups, Group F is a priori one of the most difficult when they are paired Germany, champion of the title, Mexico, Sweden and South Korea. In Group G, Belgium and England should fight for the first place. The most lackluster at the media level are group A (Russia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Uruguay) and group H (Poland, Senegal, Colombia and Japan.
The World Cup will kick off on Thursday, June 14 at 3:00 pm between Russia, the hostess, and Saudi Arabia.
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