The World Cup “Qatar 2022” comes to Group E which includes Spain, Germany, Japan, Costa Rica. Watch this group. It is considered as a group that is as hot as any other group in the 2022 World Cup because stars from Spain, Germany and Japan, the main hopes of Asians join the group.
Specifically, Spain and Germany are in the same group, 12 years ago in South Africa they met in the finals. And Spain eventually won the world championship. For all readiness, starting from
Spain
Spain, the seventh ranked team in the world, one-time World Champion, is considered one of the favorites to secure success. Like when he won the world championship in 2010, coach Luis Enrique was ready to cut off famous players if they didn’t fit into the team’s system. Mainly for national success, even David de Gea and Sergio Busquets will leave the team. With the team system, it’s another great weapon from Spain.
Spain has been coached by Luis Enrique (Spain) since November 2019. The key players are Pedri (Barcelona/Spain), Rodri (Manchester City/England), Aymeric, Laporte (Manchester City/England)
Germany
The German Iron Eagle players, who are ranked 11th in the world, have been world champions for 4 times. He played in his last 19 World Cups. Including the last time in Russia 2018.
This was the first time for Germany in almost two decades. To fight the battle without being under the supervision of Joachim Love’s team, which is this year from July 2021 He will be replaced by Hansi Flick’s team, who is another coach to watch.
This round, of course, Beer City players want to get rid of the nightmare of defending the 2018 World Cup title. Win 6 trophies including Bundesliga, DFB-Pokal and UEFA Champions League And Yenman football fans hope that This Year , Hansy Flick will lead a new generation of enthusiastic and hungry people to win titles.
Key players such as Joshua Kimmich (Bayern Munich / Germany), Kai Havertz (Chelsea / England), Serge Gnabry (Bayern Mi Wien / Germany)
Japan
Samurai Football Team Has always been the face of Asians, currently ranked 24th in the world, has been through the finals of the World Cup 7 times, including the latest in 2018 in Russia.
In the past, although the Japanese national team has never reached the last 16 in the World Cup. But this year, expect them to lead the team to play in deep rounds.
Japan has many experienced players in the field. Among those hoping for the village is Real Sociedad winger Takefusa Kubo. Japan also boasts some of the most famous players in the Premier League, and many fans around the world are probably familiar with Take. Arsenal’s Hiro Tomiyasu and former Liverpool player Takumi Minamino play for Monaco in FranceMaya Yoshida (Shalke/Germany)
Preparation for the Japan tournament is going well. By beating Australia to qualify automatically in the AFC region, Japan entered this round under manager Hajime Moriyasu (Japan), who has been in charge since August 2018.
Costa Rica
Costa Rica, ranked 31st in the world, has been in the World Cup finals five times, including in 2018 in Russia, qualifying for the 2022 World Cup through an intercontinental play-off. After finishing fourth in CONCACAF qualification, with its offensive talent where Costa Rica is strongest. But we have to wait and see how much variety they will play
Costa Rica has been coached by Luis Fernando Suarez (Colombia) since July 2021. Key players such as Brian Ruiz (Alajulense/Costa Rica), Joel Camp. Bell (León/Mexico), Celso Borges (Ala Julense/Costa Rica)
This group E is not difficult to guess. Of course, the 2 teams that will qualify for the round of 16, everyone has to give Spain and Germany. because it’s better than my name, better than him If nothing goes wrong beyond forgiveness, they’ll embrace each other in the quarter-finals, who will be 1-2 in the group?
The pity is Japan from Asia, our chances of entering the last 16 teams are still dark. But in the second round the Dan Samurai players fight in full No pressure Just like Costa Rica should be parked in the first round
Group E tournament programme
On November 23, Germany – Japan at 8:00 pm
Date 23 November Spain – Costa Rica 23.00
November 27, Japan – Costa Rica 5:00 pm
November 27, Spain – Germany 2:00 am
December 1, Japan – Spain 2:00 am
December 1, Costa Rica – Germany 2:00 am
