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This is by far the most competitive group in the World Cup this year. Colombia, Poland, Senegal and Japan are all similarly quality teams. You may remember in my preview piece for the world cup. “The World Cup, is it all that?” I had tipped Senegal to be the best African ENGERLAND, ENGERLAND… Oh never mind. Belgium should be winning this group and probably will, however, being English we have a personal pride with football, we all think we deserve more from World Cups, we deserve better refereeing, better stadiums to play in, oh we are an entitled bunch. However we do have talent too, we … Read moreWorld Cup 2018: Matchday One Group G Germany’s group? Before the tournament we would have said yes. But after match day one, not so much now? The other two teams in the group will be hoping to hang in there with a win against each other. Sweden and South Korea are not fancied by many, but a win in the first game Group E, is the home of Brazil and Switzerland. The two biggest hitters in this group went head to head in match day one. It was far from a clas*ic, but entertaining none the less, alongside that the same could be said for Costa Rica and Serbia’s game, where both The Lionel Messi group, the Argentina versus the world group, the World Cup finalists group. And Croatia. We are in for a great tussle in match day two between Croatia and Argentina in Novgorod on Thursday. However, for now we are talking about match day one in the France will be expected to coast through this group in the 2018 World Cup. With Denmark, Peru and Australia not really offering the highest calibre of opponents to be worried about for the former winners. This group’s big interest is who will qualify behind France, who I have previously tipped to win the entire tournament. … Read moreWorld Cup 2018: Matchday One Group C The group of death, or so Carlos Queiroz thinks anyway. Spain and Portugal should be eyeing getting out of this group with two relatively weak opponents in Iran and Morocco who are playing second fiddle to the stars of the Mediterranean. The opening games in the