Posted November 16, 20222 yr Thursday 24th November: Uruguay vs South Korea (Education City Stadium, Al Rayyan; kick-off 1pm)- BBC Portugal vs Ghana (Stadium 974, Doha; kick-off 4pm)- ITV Monday 28th November: South Korea vs Ghana (Education City Stadium, Al Rayyan; kick-off 1pm)- BBC Portugal vs Uruguay (Lusail Iconic Stadium, Lusail; kick-off 7pm)- ITV Thursday 2nd December: South Korea vs Portugal (Education City Stadium, Al Rayyan; kick-off 3pm)- BBC Ghana vs Uruguay (Al Janoub Stadium, Al Wakrah; kick-off 3pm)- BBC Odds to win Group H: (Coral): Portugal 8-13f Uruguay 9-5 Ghana 10-1 South Korea 11-1 Who do you think will go through in Group H?
November 16, 20222 yr Arguably the most even group of them all? Portugal have so many superstars but lack team cohesion. I really could see any 2 of these 4 progressing... Shout out to that last day grudge match between Ghana and Uruguay - TASTY (and I'm not referring to what Suarez will be thinking looking at the Ghanaian defenders).
November 18, 20222 yr Quite a hard group to predict and it feels like 5 points might even be enough to win this group just like Group B in the 2018 World Cup. I don't think anyone will run away with it here and goal difference could play a key part. 1. Uruguay 2. Portugal 3. South Korea 4. Ghana
November 23, 20222 yr Ghana were rubbish at the AFCON but have recruited some good dual-national players recently (Williams, Lamptey). However, I don't think they've had enough time to gel together for them to do anything in this group. South Korea have a chance of replicating Japan & Saudi Arabia for more Asian success and I think this group will be tight. 1. Portugal 2. Uruguay 3. South Korea 4. Ghana
November 24, 20222 yr Heung-min Son looking like Batman with the mask on :lol: , understandable though as it was looking like he might miss the World Cup after picking up an eye injury playing for Tottenham a few weeks ago.
November 24, 20222 yr Author It seems that a number of teams in this World Cup are protesting by refusing to score goals.
November 24, 20222 yr I feel like the entire Uruguay back line has been the same since 2010. I was thinking something similar to this earlier, that they've been relying on the same players for more than a decade now. That's how you know that Uruguay are not going to do anything special at this World Cup.
November 24, 20222 yr Author Portugal XI: Costa; Cancelo, Pereira, Dias, Guerreiro; Neves, B. Silva, Fernandes; Otavio, Felix, Ronaldo. Ghana XI: Ati-Zigi; Salisu, Amartey, Djiku; Alidu, Partey, A. Ayew, Adbul Samed, Rahman Baba; Kudus, Williams.
November 24, 20222 yr Seems like today isn't the day for goals in this tournament I spoke too soon! :lol:
November 24, 20222 yr At least Ghana got a couple of goals. If only Williams hadn’t slipped at the end.
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