World Cup preview: Group E
Group E should certainly be considered as the “Group of Death” as it contains two of the last three previous winners in Germany and Spain, who were drawn against Japan…
World Cup preview: Group D
France will kickstart their World Cup title defence when they face the likes of Denmark, Australia and Tunisia when they square off in Group D. BETTING ODDS – SPORTPESA Group…
World Cup preview: Group C
Lionel Messi will have one last crack at getting his hands on the World Cup but must get through Group C in Qatar first. Argentina were pitted in Group C…
World Cup Preview: Group B
England will enter their opening Group B clash against Iran as clear favourites, while Wales face a tough encounter against an unpredictable United States side in their opening group fixture.…
World Cup Preview: Group A
Host nation Qatar will kick off the World Cup with an opening clash against South American qualifiers Ecuador. Reigning Afcon champions Senegal will face a tough battle against the Netherlands…
World Cup: Young stars to watch out for
There is no better time to make a name for yourself than at the World Cup, here we profile a few players that could win the Young Player of the…
World Cup: Injured list keeps growing
While the Senegal national team sweat on Sadio Mane’s injury update, here we look at the players confirmed to be missing the World Cup. The World Cup starts on Sunday…
Pirates keeper snubbed by Ghana
Richard Ofori was left out of Ghana’s squad for the World Cup but Kamal Sowah was included. Ofori started the season well with the Buccaneers, playing a key role as…
No shocks in Southgate’s England squad
Callum Wilson was selected in an unsurprising squad chosen to represent England at the World Cup in Qatar. The Newcastle forward was included ahead of Ivan Toney and Tammy Abraham…
Ronaldo to lead Portugal at World Cup
Despite not being first choice at Manchester United, legendary forward Cristiano Ronaldo will lead Portugal into World Cup 2022. Coach Fernando Santos named the veteran forward in his 26-man squad…