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Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2022 6:05 pm
France are my tip to easily win this group, but to predict who will finish second is much harder. The other three teams are very evenly matched. They will all be confident that they can progress to the next stage. Here is my run down of the teams. France are one of the big favorites to lift the trophy in Paris on the 10th of July. They have home advantage, a good manager and a team full of talent. There are two big question marks in my mind. The first is that France was directly qualified as hosts. Therefore haven't played any competitive games since the world cup in Brazil. There is also a worry about how strong the team spirit in the French team is. They have a long history of infighting and this have been evident in past tournaments, you can't win unless everybody pulls in the same direction.
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