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2026/06/06 23:01 @1600 4/10
 

The most productive group - Group F.

One of the highest coefficients that I completely disagree with... higher coefficients are only given to Groups A and D, which I completely disagree with...

First of all, it is worth mentioning that all teams will have to fight against weather conditions - it will be hot.

The majority of favorites such as England, France, Brazil, and Portugal are placed in a group with mostly defensive teams, which will not likely concede 5 goals as only 3 teams advance from the group...

Group F - in my opinion, is composed of 4 teams where all 4 teams have better offense than defense - Netherlands, Sweden, Japan and Tunisia. The Dutch defense has deteriorated along with Van Dijk's performances for Liverpool this season, the Swedish defense is a tragedy as seen in this year's qualifying matches, Japan's playing style will face many problems against such opponents, and Tunisia, who managed to lose 5-0 friendly against an aging Belgium team...

In terms of offense, the main 3 teams - Netherlands, Sweden, and Japan - should dominate here, the conditions are perfect for it. The Dutch and Swedes have world-class attackers, and the same goes for Japan, who have one of the fiercest statistics I have ever seen - they have won their last 8 matches against European teams, considering the defenses that the Dutch and Swedes have, it can get hot here... Despite Tunisia's defense, they will also have opportunities against such defenses + they are most used to such heated conditions.

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