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Last but not least, Group H features Portugal, Uruguay, South Korea and Ghana. Group H contains an exciting mix of teams, with nations from Europe, South America, Asia and Africa set to do battle. We take a look at all four sides.

Brazil head into the 2022 World Cup as the bookmakers’ favourites to lift the trophy. Can the five-time champions go all the way in Qatar? Check out our preview and prediction for Group G, which also features Cameroon, Serbia and Switzerland.

The move to a winter World Cup in 2022 means a different schedule for the players, especially those playing in the top European leagues.

Belgium claimed third place at the 2018 World Cup, while Croatia made it all the way to the final. Both sides find themselves in Group F this time around, alongside Morocco and Canada. Here’s our Group F preview and prediction.

Group E contains two genuine powerhouses of international football, with Germany and Spain joining Japan and Costa Rica. The European heavyweights will be looking to lay down a marker in Qatar after flattering to deceive four years ago. Check out our Group E preview to find out more.

The squads have been named and we know the teams and players who will be participating at the 2022 World Cup.

France head into the 2022 World Cup as defending champions, having triumphed in Russia four years ago. Denmark, Australia and Tunisia join Les Blues in Group D. We take a look at all four sides ahead of the tournament in Qatar.

Not only are Argentina the clear favourites to win Group C, but they are also among the favourites to life the World Cup trophy. Mexico, Poland and Saudia Arabia join the South American champs in Group C. Let’s take a closer look at all four sides.

Group B features two British nations – England and Wales – alongside the USA and Iran. The Three Lions are the favourites to win the group.

The Netherlands, Senegal and Ecuador join host nation Qatar in Group A. Can the Dutch finally go all the way after finishing as runners-up on three occasions? How will the hosts fare in their debut World Cup? Let’s take an in-depth look at Group A.

Liverpool and Manchester City took the Premier League title race down to the final 20 minutes of the season in 2021-22. The teams played two epic battles in the league and an additional FA Cup semifinal which was just as enthralling, with Liverpool winning 3-2.

Newly promoted teams to the English Premier League often find life tough. It is not easy making the step to the topflight of English football and the gulf between the Championship and Premier League is huge.

The Derby della Madonnina is the game between the two most prominent teams in Milan, Internazionale and AC Milan. The name of the derby refers to the statue of the Virgin Mary on the top of the Duomo, which is known as the Madonnina.

Liverpool will travel to the other side of Stanley Park on Saturday for a lunchtime kickoff with Merseyside Derby rival Everton. It will be the 241st all-time meeting between the long-time rivals.

Leicester City are in trouble in the Premier League after just three matches. The Foxes have one point from nine on offer and go into matchday No. 4 on the back of two straight losses.

Matchday 3 of the 2022/23 Bundesliga season did not disappoint. Bayern Munich crushed Bochum 7-0, Union Berlin beat RB Leipzig 2-1, while Werder Bremen came from two goals down to shock Borussia Dortmund 3-2.

Chelsea host Tottenham Hotspur on matchday No. 2 of the Premier League season at Stamford Bridge. The Blues go into the game following a 1-0 away win at Everton, while Spurs claimed a 4-1 win at home against Southampton.

Top flight action around Europe has taken a new spin this season. The likes of Nottingham Forest are reentering the Premier League for the first time in 23 years, with clubs like Auxerre in France rejoining the Ligue 1 ranks after lengthy spells in tiers below.

Analysing Forebet's team of the tournament after a month of thrilling football

After winning back-to-back European Championships in 2008 and 2012, Spain only managed to reach the last 16 at both Euro 2016 and the 2018 World Cup. Is the current crop of Spanish stars good enough challenge at Euro 2020?