2026 World Cup, Group G, a ‘last dance’ for old hands

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2026 World Cup, Group G, a ‘last dance’ for old hands
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Group G promises high drama, especially because it represents the “last dance” on the biggest stage for several of modern football’s greatest legends. With an explosive mix of European giants, African powerhouses, Asian discipline, and Oceania’s drive, the battle for a place in the round of 16 will be absolute madness, with the veterans playing their final card for glory.

Which players should you keep an eye on?

🇧🇪 Kevin De Bruyne: The brain of the Red Devils is still the undisputed boss. His outstanding vision and pinpoint passing will be the compass guiding a rejuvenated Belgium toward glory.

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🇪🇬 Mohamed Salah: The “Pharaoh” arrives hungry for World Cup revenge. His blistering speed and lethal finishing in the box are Egypt’s biggest weapons to unsettle any defense.

🇮🇷 Mehdi Taremi: The lethal Olympiacos striker is the attacking soul of his country. With his imposing physique and tremendous eye for goal, he will look to lead the dream of qualification.

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🇳🇿 Chris Wood: The tall, historic All Whites striker is his team’s main reference point. His complete dominance in the air will be New Zealand’s main threat.

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Which absences stand out the most?

The big last-minute surprise is the absence of Iranian striker Sardar Azmoun, who was left out of his coach’s preliminary squad. In addition, Belgium’s wing play will miss one of the generational talents left out during Domenico Tedesco’s squad refresh.

Which match can’t I miss?

The clash between Belgium and Egypt on June 15 in Seattle will be the headline act. It’s a direct duel of styles that will pit European favoritism against the Pharaohs’ electric pace; whoever wins will take a giant step toward the top.

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Who are the favorites to go through?

Belgium start as the main favorites to top the group on pedigree alone. The second ticket will be an open battle, but Egypt hold a slight edge thanks to Salah’s difference-making quality against the resilience of Iran and New Zealand.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.

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