A lot of the talk right now is whether Russia should still get a chance to host the World Cup in 2014. Whether they will or won’t is politics so lets focus on who will that event, regardless of where it is played. Here is a look at the odds of the top contenders so far.
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The last stop in our Group Stage 2010 World Cup preview is Group H. It features one of the top favorites, if not the top favorite, in Spain. But will the Spaniards’ growing list of injuries make this group more interesting than originally expected?
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Finally, the words you’ve been waiting for: Group of Death. We know Brazil and Portugal are powerhouses, but the presence of the exciting Ivory Coast team could really make things interesting in this group. You have to feel sorry for North Korea for this draw.
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Wow. How ecstatic are the defending champion Italians over their Group F draw? They really seem to have a walk. Breaking down the group is still relevant, of course, as there’s a second spot up for grabs.
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Group E should be one of the more interesting draws in the group stage. Holland seems to have the upper hand on the field but second place really seems to be up for grabs between Cameroon, Denmark and Japan.
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The best way to describe Group D in World Cup futures betting is “Germany and the rest.” The Germans are head and shoulders above the competition in this group and have a rich history of success at the World Cup, with three titles, four other final berths and two third-place finishes in their last 11 tournaments.
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It’s not the Group of Death, but it could be the group the world is watching. At least, American and British media will probably frame it that way.
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The World Cup, arguably sports’ biggest event, is just weeks away from taking South Africa by storm. Who has the best shot to emerge from each group?
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The World Cup, arguably sports’ biggest event, is just weeks away from taking South Africa by storm. Who has the best shot to emerge from each group?
Everybody gets to play. That’s the spirit of the 2010 World Cup, which actually started back in 2007 with a record 204 teams. They’ll be whittled down by November to the 32 countries who will participate in South Africa – assuming the tournament doesn’t have to be relocated because of strike activity or any of the other logistical challenges facing the organizers. Last month’s Confederations Cup appeared to go off without a hitch; FIFA president Sepp Blatter estimates the hosts are “75 percent” of the way there.
