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#BinancePickAndWin 2026 World Cup: Complete Prediction of the Semi-Final Matchups for USA/Canada/Mexico (Based on Current Group-Stage Results, Team Strength, and Knockout Bracket Analysis)

I. Quarterfinal Predictions (1/4 Finals Matchups, Top 8 to Top 4)

Two Quarterfinals in the Upper Bracket

1. France vs Morocco
France topped Group I. With the deepest squad in the entire tournament, it boasts a top-tier front line led by Mbappé and strong midfield defensive interception capabilities. Morocco is an African powerhouse with excellent overall cohesion, but there is a clear gap in the ceiling and star-level between the squads.
Prediction to advance to the semifinals: France

2. Spain vs Portugal
Spain finished first in Group H (European Championship winner, a mature possession-based system, and a golden midfield core led by Rodri plus Yamal). Portugal finished second in Group K. This is the last World Cup for Cristiano Ronaldo, and their attacking finishing ability is strong, but their midfield control is weaker than Spain’s. The Iberian derby favors Spain for stability in major tournaments.
Prediction to advance to the semifinals: Spain

Two Quarterfinals in the Lower Bracket

1. Brazil vs England
Brazil topped Group C, spearheaded by Vinícius and Neymar with South American talent. England topped Group L, with balanced options across all three lines: Kane, Saka, and Bellingham. Both teams have their own strengths and weaknesses in attack and defense, but Brazil has deeper experience and pedigree for winning the tournament.
Prediction to advance to the semifinals: Brazil

2. Argentina vs Switzerland
Argentina topped Group J (defending champions, Messi in the lineup, and unrivaled experience in tough matches). Switzerland topped Group B with solid defending, but they lack a top-tier breakthrough attacking star; against elite strong teams, scoring becomes difficult.
Prediction to advance to the semifinals: Argentina

II. Complete List of the Four Teams

France, Spain, Brazil, Argentina (2 European powerhouses + 2 South American champion teams, matching the mainstream pattern for the World Cup’s last few editions’ Top 4)

III. Semi-Final Matchup Scenarios (Four-Team Showdown)

First Semi-Final (Winner of the Upper Bracket)

France vs Spain

• Key point: A direct clash between two major European title favorites. Mbappé’s pace can threaten Spain’s slower possession-control style, while Rodri’s midfield role limits France’s counterattacks—this is one of the highest-quality matches of the tournament.

• Trend prediction: France’s greater depth for rotation and stronger one-on-one breakthrough potential make it highly likely they beat Spain and reach the final.

Second Semi-Final (Winner of the Lower Bracket)

Brazil vs Argentina

• Key point: A South American century derby—Neymar vs Messi. Both teams are familiar with South American styles; the tempo will be intense and the physical confrontation will be maxed out. The outcome is highly unpredictable

#BinancePickAndWin Morocco vs Canada Win/Loss Comprehensive Analysis (2026 World Cup Round of 16)

Match Time: July 5, 01:00 (Beijing Time)

I. Comparison of Both Teams’ Hard Power

Morocco (Atlas Lions) has the advantage

1. Squad Value & Ranking: FIFA ranking 6th; the entire squad is valued at about €470 million. The core players all play for elite clubs in Europe’s top five leagues.
Key stars: Achraf (Paris), Mazraoui (Man United), Bounou (top-class goalkeeper, penalty-save specialist), Amrabat (Betis defensive midfielder), and Real Madrid’s Arda Güler? no—Actually “Arda” is not the name given; the text says “皇马卜拉欣·迪亚斯”. Keeping original: “Brahim Díaz (Real Madrid)”. (Full roster retained from the 2022 World Cup semifinals; plenty of experience in knockout matches.)

2. Recent Form: Unbeaten in the last 33 official matches. In the group stage: 1 win and 2 draws (pushing Brazil to a draw). In the Round of 16: a 120-minute battle plus penalties eliminated the Netherlands. Strong under pressure and excellent at penalty situations.

3. Head-to-Head Dominance: Two meetings vs Canada—Morocco won both. In the 2022 World Cup group stage, they beat Canada 2-1. Their tactical system perfectly counters Canada’s high-speed counterattacking style.

4. Tactical Advantages: They play a compact defensive counterattacking style, with two defensive midfielders “winding up” and controlling the midfield. Their two full-backs are capable both offensively and defensively. Their set-piece and defensive stability in settled phases is far stronger than Canada’s. The only weakness: in the previous round they fought through extra time, causing significant stamina depletion; in the latter half of the second half, their pace dipped.

Canada (Home team: Maple Leaf Army)

1. Squad Value & Ranking: FIFA ranking 30th; total squad value is only €129 million. Apart from Alphonso Davies (Bayern) and Jonathan David (Juventus) who are considered first-tier stars, the squad depth difference is obvious.

2. Fatal Injury/Availability Concerns

◦ Starting defensive midfielder Kone is ruled out with a major injury; the midfield interception “barrier” will be missing. Relying only on Aouar?—Text says “欧斯塔基奥” (Ostakiō/Ostaklio). Keeping original: Estakio (Ostakio) will be difficult to restrict Morocco’s midfield build-up;

◦ Starting center back is suspended, and the backup center back is injured; the defensive line will be incomplete. Alphonso Davies is carrying an injury and may not be able to play the full match, causing his attacking threat on the flanks to be significantly reduced.

3. Their Only Advantage
Home-field atmosphere helps the hosts. The whole team’s average age is 24, with plenty of energy. They have strong pressing and impact in the first 30 minutes, excels at forcing quick counterattacks. It’s their first-ever appearance in the World Cup Round of 16; the young players’ hunger and desire are at a high level.

4. Their Weakness: Attack in settled possession is lackluster. Once the opponent sets up a dense defense, it’s hard for them to score. Most of the players have little to no World Cup knockout experience; under high pressure, their mindset can easily become unbalanced, and their penalty-taking ability is relatively weak.

#BinancePickAndWin Switzerland vs Algeria: Comprehensive Win/Loss Analysis (Today 11:00 Kickoff, Round of 16)

I. Comparison of Basic Strength

1. Switzerland’s Advantages (Backing a Win)

• Group Stage Record: 2 wins, 1 draw, 7 points to finish top of Group B. The team’s form kept rising in the group stage: 4-1 vs Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2-1 vs Canada. Both attack and defense systems are mature and stable;

• Squad Hard Power: The entire team is valued at €330 million, with 23 players plying their trade in the top five European leagues. A luxury spine: Dortmund goalkeeper Kobel, Inter center-back Akanji, captain Xhaka orchestrating the midfield, Embolo as the focal point, and Manzano’s goal output—3 goals in the group stage—was ample;

• Tactical Stability: Using a 4-2-3-1 shape, they prioritize defending, keeping possession, and showing strong tactical discipline. Their set-piece runs and point-blank attacking from dead-ball situations are key scoring tools. In major tournaments, their experience far surpasses the opponent;

• Ranking Gap: FIFA rank 19, higher than Algeria’s rank 30.

2. Switzerland’s Hidden Risks (Shortcomings Prone to Dropping Points)

• Knockout Curse: For three consecutive World Cups, they have been eliminated in the Round of 16. There is psychological pressure on that front;

• Slow to Start in Attack: Against compact defenses, their buildup and attacking tends to be a bit slow in structured play, lacking a single-dribble explosive threat;

• Gap Behind the Fullbacks: Once the fullbacks push forward, they can be targeted by Algeria’s fast counterattacks.

3. Algeria’s Threat Points (Upset Factors)

• Key Star Mahrez: Elite in one-on-one突破 and cutting inside shots—his counterattacking can be decisive;

• The Coach Going Against His Former Side: Petković previously coached Switzerland for 7 years, fully understanding their tactical approach. His tailored setup will limit Switzerland’s midfield;

• Fast Counterattack Speed: The whole team is good at compact defending and then grabbing quick attacks on the flanks. They are also physically tough in duels;

• Inconsistent Qualification Form: They only accumulated 4 points to advance from the group stage. Their backline has many vulnerabilities, conceding 1.3 goals per game on average, and their overall squad depth is not sufficient.

II. Comprehensive Prediction of Outcome

Switzerland has a bigger chance to win in regular time

1. Clear overall advantage in team cohesion, defensive stability, and midfield control. They made few mistakes throughout the group stage, and they have a higher margin for error in the knockout round;

2. Algeria relies extremely heavily on Mahrez’s individual performance. If he is contained, their attack becomes basically dysfunctional;

3. The only variable: Algeria’s high-intensity counterattacks, plus set-piece headers—there is a possibility to draw and force extra time.

Risk Reminder: Football matches always have possible sudden on-the-spot variables. The above is only an analysis of pre-match strength and does not constitute an event guarantee.

#BinancePickAndWin 2026 FIFA World Cup: Portugal Official Starting Lineups by Round (USA/Canada/Mexico)

1. Group Stage, Round 1: Portugal 1-1 Congo (06-18)

Formation 4-2-3-1
1 Diogo Costa (GK, Porto)
4 Thomas Araújo (CB, Benfica), 13 Renato Veiga (CB, Villarreal)
20 Cancelo (RB, Barcelona), 25 Nuno Mendes (LB, Paris)
8 B. Fernandes, 15 João Neves (double defensive midfielders)
10 B. Silva, 23 Vitinha (attacking midfielder)
18 Pedro Neto (right winger), 7 Cristiano Ronaldo (center forward, captain)

2. Group Stage, Round 2: Portugal 5-0 Uzbekistan (06-24)

Major rotation—high-pressing attacking lineup
Goalkeeper: 1 Diogo Costa
Defenders: 3 Rúben Dias, 14 Inácio, 5 Dalot, 25 Nuno Mendes
Midfielders: 8 B. Fernandes, 21 Rúben Neves, 17 Leão, 11 Félix
Forwards: 7 Cristiano Ronaldo, 9 Gonzalo Ramos

3. Group Stage, Round 3: Portugal 0-0 Colombia (06-28)—crucial match for qualification

Formation 4-3-3, full-strength starters
1 Diogo Costa (GK)
3 Rúben Dias, 13 Renato Veiga (double center-backs)
20 Cancelo (RB), 25 Nuno Mendes (LB)
Midfield: 8 B. Fernandes, 21 Rúben Neves, 23 Vitinha
Front line: 11 Félix, 7 Cristiano Ronaldo, 18 Pedro Neto
Substitutions: 46' Dalot for Cancelo; João Neves for Rúben Neves; 70' Leão for Félix; 90+3' Matheus Nunes comes on

4. Round of 16 (July 3 vs Croatia; predicted starting XI)

The strongest regular 4-3-3 core
Goalkeeper: 1 Diogo Costa
Defenders: 3 Rúben Dias, 13 Veiga, 20 Cancelo, 25 Nuno Mendes
Midfield: Bruno Fernandes, Rúben Neves, Vitinha
Forwards: Rafael Leão, Cristiano Ronaldo, Pedro Neto

#BinancePickAndWin Belgium vs Senegal: There is a very high risk of a major upset; losing does not count as an extraordinarily unlikely result

I. Three major weaknesses that make Belgium prone to an easy letdown

1. The Golden Generation is severely aged; the defense fears counterattacks based on speed
De Bruyne (32), Lukaku (33), Witsel (37). The regular center backs are all over 30; their turnaround and chase-back speed has dropped significantly. Against Senegal’s pacey forwards—Mané, Jackson, and Sarr—the back line is highly vulnerable to being beaten in behind.
The group stage already exposed it: against Iran and Egypt’s compact, crowded defense, they besieged them for the whole match yet scored only 1 goal (an own goal). Their ability to break down stubborn defenses is poor, and after failing to score for long periods, their mindset can easily turn impatient.

2. Inadequate midfield defensive coverage; imbalance between attack and defense
De Bruyne hardly participates in defense. The team lacks a strong midfield destroyer/holding midfielder. Once the whole line pushes up, the midfield interception becomes a vacuum, and Africa’s high-speed counterattacks can directly threaten Courtois.

3. A tendency to falter in major tournaments
At the 2022 Qatar World Cup group stage, they were eliminated directly. Long-standing star-player conflicts and integration problems have existed within the squad. They have a high price tag on paper, but their consistency in big games is poor—typical of a “paper-strong” team.

II. Senegal fully has the credentials to overturn Belgium

1. Perfect tactical matchup against Belgium
They play a low 5-4-1 “iron bucket” setup plus a lightning-fast counterattack. Their physical duels are aggressive and intense, specifically targeting slow-tempo teams that rely on possession and control. With Koulibaly anchoring the back line, he tightly marks Lukaku very effectively.

2. The entire team is packed with stars playing in Europe, with plenty of big-match experience
Mané, Koulibaly, Chelsea’s Jackson, Tottenham’s Sarr, Paris’ M’Baye—virtually the whole spine of the team plays for top clubs in the five major European leagues. In the 2022 World Cup, they defeated Belgium, so their psychology is not intimidated.

3. A desperate situation to advance forces exceptional resilience
In the group stage, they squeezed through with 3 points in a tense battle. In the final round they thrashed Iraq 5-0, regaining their attacking rhythm and reaching peak momentum. They do not have a “fear of big teams” mentality.

III. How to define an “upset”

1. If Belgium lose: it’s not a top-tier shock
The two teams’ rankings and market value differences are large, but Belgium’s shortcomings are precisely what Senegal can exploit and control. In the industry, it’s widely believed that the African Lions have a fifty-fifty chance, making this a high-probability upset/underdog reversal.

2. If Belgium are eliminated: it’s the most reasonable upset in this 1/16 round
Belgium has only used a big win over weak New Zealand to mask their troubles in breaking down defenses and their aging issues. The two previous draws already revealed their true level. Winning from there would only be a narrow, risky win by a small margin.

#BinancePickAndWin Portugal vs Croatia: Match Outcome Analysis (2026 World Cup Round of 16, kickoff July 3)

I. Core Advantage: Portugal is more highly favored overall

1. Clear edge in head-to-head history
The two teams have met 10 times: Portugal won 7, drew 2, and lost 1. That single defeat was a friendly in 2024. In official competitions, Portugal has never lost to Croatia; in the 2016 European Championship knockout stage, they won with a dramatic extra-time goal to advance.

2. Noticeable gap in overall quality
Portugal’s squad total market value is nearly €800 million, while Croatia’s is under €300 million. In the world rankings, Portugal is 5th and Croatia 11th. In Portugal’s frontline, players like Leão, Gonçalo Ramos, Bernardo Silva (B席), and Bruno Fernandes (B费) contribute at multiple points—strong individual breakthroughs and greater attacking threat from the flanks.

3. Data-model win probability
Institutional calculation: Portugal to win 52%, draw 23%, Croatia to win 25%. Portugal is the favorite to advance, with the most likely scores being 1-0 or 2-1.

II. Croatia’s winning “ace card” (don’t underestimate)

1. Midfield control at full strength
A midfield pairing of Modrić + Kovačić gives Croatia elite control of tempo, distribution, and long-range shooting. They’re especially good at dragging the battle into the midfield, slowing the rhythm and wearing down Portugal’s offensive patience.

2. “Extra-time” king in major tournaments
Croatia have reached the semifinals in two consecutive World Cups. Their ability to handle pressure and experience in penalty shootouts are top-tier. Tactically, they focus on a compact, defensive shape plus quick counterattacks. They’re extremely efficient in set pieces and specifically trouble strong teams that can’t break through after long spells.

3. Stable defensive core
Joško Gvardiol, Stanisic, and Livaković are all top-level players from Europe’s top leagues. The back line is cohesive, making it difficult for opponents to be easily broken through.

III. Predicted match trajectory

1. The game will likely be tight, with low-scoring patterns dominant; it’s also common for the outcome to be decided by goal differences in 90 minutes or to go into extra time.

2. Portugal will keep applying pressure through possession and flank attacks, creating scoring chances more easily.

3. Croatia will play a defensive counterattacking approach, seizing the dangerous space behind Portugal once they push up.

Conclusion

On paper, considering head-to-head history and squad value, Portugal has the bigger chances. However, Croatia’s resilience is extremely strong—there’s no “sure-win” scenario. If the match is dragged into extra time/penalties, the outcome becomes a near 50-50 coin flip.

Friendly reminder: Sports matches involve uncertain factors such as real-time form, refereeing, injuries, etc. This analysis is for reference only and cannot guarantee the final result.

#BinancePickAndWin 2026 2018 World Cup Portugal Group Stage Final Match (0-0 Colombia) Official Starting Lineup (4-5-1)

1. Diogo Costa (Goalkeeper, Porto)

2. João Cancelo (Right Back, Barcelona)

3. Rúben Dias (Center Back, Manchester City)

4. Renato Veiga (Center Back, Villarreal)

5. Nuno Mendes (Left Back, Paris Saint-Germain)

6. Rúben Neves (Defensive Midfielder, Al Hilal)

7. Vitinha (Midfielder, Paris Saint-Germain)

8. Bruno Fernandes (B. Fernandes) (Attacking Midfielder, Manchester United)

9. Pedro Neto (Right Winger, Chelsea)

10. Félix (Left Winger, Al Nassr)

11. Cristiano Ronaldo (Captain) (Center Forward, Al Nassr)

Substitutes Bench List for This Match

Goalkeepers: 12- José Sá, 22- Rui Silva
Defenders: 2- Semedo, 4- Thomas Araújo, 5- Dalot, 14- Nuno Ignacio, 6- Matheus Nunes
Midfielders: 10- B. Silva, 15- João Nunes, 24- Samu Costa
Forwards: 9- Gonçalo Ramos, 16- Trincão, 17- Leão, 19- G. Gedes, 26- K. Quançaes

Starting lineup from the previous match: 5-0 Uzbekistan (only 1 change)

Only Rúben Neves was replaced with João Neves; the other 10 players were exactly the same.

Key rotation core for the regular starters (likely to adjust for the knockout round against Croatia)

• Defenders: Dalot and Nuno Ignacio can rotate at center back/wing back positions

• Midfield: B. Silva and João Neves improve attacking control

• Front line: Leão, Gonçalo Ramos, and K. Quançaes compete for starting spots

#BinancePickAndWin South Africa vs Canada Match Preview (June 29 03:00, Round of 16, 1/16 finals)

I. On-paper strength: Canada has a clear overall advantage

1. World ranking & market value

• Canada: FIFA rank 30; the whole squad’s total market value is about €200 million. Key players such as Davies, Jonathan David, and Oustachio play in the five major European leagues. They have clear advantages in one-on-one speed, physical duels, and finishing ability.

• South Africa: FIFA rank 60; total market value is only €45 million. Most players come from domestic leagues, and only one plays in Europe, meaning their ceiling is relatively low.

2. Group-stage attacking stats

Canada scored 8 goals in 3 matches, including a 6-0 thrashing of Qatar. South Africa scored just 2 goals in 3 matches, relying extremely heavily on defense-to-counter and set-piece scoring.

II. Comparison of strengths and weaknesses

Canada’s advantages

• Star quality and wing-breaking ability are in a class of their own. Jonathan David has already scored 3 goals in this tournament and is strong in breaking through. Alphonso Davies has recovered and can play, and his attacking threat from the flanks will be at full force.

• A mature high-press system. Against low-block defending, they have plenty of ways to break through.

Canada’s concerns

• Their midfield core, Koné, is injured and ruled out, leading to a drop in midfield control and defensive interceptions. After pushing forward in large numbers, they may leave huge gaps, making them fear fast counterattacks.

• With the game away from home, the atmosphere is weaker. Their rest time is 4 days less than South Africa’s, putting them at a fitness disadvantage.

South Africa’s advantages

• Extreme defensive resilience and strong pressure tolerance in a worst-case scenario: after losing to Mexico in the opening match, they drew with the Czech Republic and then stunned South Korea with a late win to turn the campaign around and qualify. Their tactical discipline is tight, and they are skilled at compacting and defending to exhaust opponents.

• Counterattack speed. If Canada pushes up, attackers like Maseko can exploit the space behind to create threats. In midfield, the interception key player returns from suspension for this match, strengthening the back line’s solidity.

South Africa’s shortcomings

• Poor attacking and finishing efficiency, lacking a stable goalscoring option. Midfield playmaker Zwane is suspended, and their ability to organize and distribute the ball declines, making it difficult to sustain offensive pressure.

III. Head-to-head historical reference

The two teams have only met once in a friendly match in 2007. South Africa won 2-0 at home. But it has been nearly 20 years—team composition and overall strength are completely different, so there is little reference value.

IV. Prediction of match outcome

1. In regular time, Canada is favored to win.
The objective gap in overall strength, star power, and attacking firepower is clear. The Davies + Jonathan David wing combination can consistently pressure South Africa’s defense. As long as they don’t rush into a massive push and can manage the balance between attack and defense, Canada has a higher chance of taking the match.

#BinancePickAndWin Colombia vs Portugal Win/Loss Analysis (2026 World Cup Group K, final round; June 28, 07:30 Beijing time)

1. Head-to-Head Comparison

1. Qualification motivation (the biggest variable)

• Colombia: Two consecutive wins and 6 points. A draw is enough to secure first place in the group. The mindset is calm; they focus on solid defending and counterattacking and do not need to go all out for a win.

• Portugal: 1 win and 1 draw for 4 points. They must win to overtake the group leader; a draw would only put them second. Their playoff opponents are likely stronger, so the whole squad’s desire to win is higher.

2. Overall strength & market value

• Portugal’s total market value is about €966 million. They have a star-studded European powerhouse lineup: Ruben Dias, B. Fess, B. Silva, Cristiano Ronaldo, Leão, Cancelo. Their midfield control, wide-area attacking, and set-piece quality are all top tier. They came off a fiery 5–0 win in the last match.

• Colombia’s total market value is about €300 million. Their core includes Bayern’s Luis Díaz and J. R. (James Rodríguez). Their defense is solid and their counterattacking impact is extremely strong, but their squad depth and midfield creativity are weaker than Portugal’s—so their standout threat is mainly a one-point breakthrough on the wings.

3. Historical head-to-head

The two teams have only met in a friendly, with Portugal generally holding the edge overall. In the 2018 World Cup, Portugal beat Colombia 2–1, giving them a psychological advantage. In recent years, Colombia have not lost in two meetings, narrowing the gap in terms of competition.

4. Strengths and weaknesses / shortcomings

Portugal’s advantages
Ball control and pressure, midfield organization, finishing in front of goal, squad depth, and motivation to grab points are all at full intensity. Ronaldo continues to score in consecutive World Cups, making the attack more stable.

Portugal’s risks
If they push high and leave space behind, they can be pierced when facing South American teams’ fast counterattacks. Their efficiency in breaking down dense defenses is average.

Colombia’s advantages
Defensive solidity (they conceded only 1 goal in the first two rounds), quick wing counterattacks, Luis Díaz’s individual breakthrough ability at an elite level, and the home venue in Miami—its climate is more suitable for South American teams.

Colombia’s risks
Several key players are carrying yellow cards, so they may not commit to aggressive challenges. Also, since they don’t need a win, their attacking investment is limited.

2. Win/Loss probability judgment

1. On paper, institutional data, and simulation models all favor Portugal to win

◦ Major bookmakers’ lowest odds are on the away win. Opta’s computer simulation gives Portugal a 46.4% win probability, Colombia 27.7%, and a draw 25.9%.

◦ The market generally expects Portugal not to lose. The top pick is Portugal to win by a small margin (0–1 or 1–2), followed by a defensive draw of 1–1.

#BinancePickAndWin Uruguay 2026 World Cup starting lineup: USA/Canada/Mexico

1. Officially announced starting lineups for the first two rounds before the group stage

Round 1: Uruguay 1-1 Saudi Arabia

Formation: 4-3-3

1. Goalkeeper: 23 Muslera

2. Right-back: 13 Barreira

3. Center-backs: 4 Ronald Araújo, 2 Jiménez

4. Left-back: 16 Oliveira

5. Midfield: 5 Ugarte, 6 Bentancur, 8 Valverde

6. Forwards: 10 De la Arascaita, 9 Nunez, 14 Canobi

Round 2: Uruguay 2-2 Cape Verde (official starting lineup)

Formation: 4-3-3

• Goalkeeper: 23 Muslera

• Defenders: 13 Barreira, 3 Caceres, 16 Oliveira, 5 Ugarte

• Midfield: 6 Bentancur, 8 Valverde, 14 Canobi

• Front line: 25 Sanavria, 20 Maxi Araújo, 21 Vinias

Substitutes coming on: Jiménez, Nunez, Palisteri, etc.

2. Before the final Group H match on June 27 vs Spain: media-predicted starting lineup (Ronald Araújo and De la Arascaita injured)

Formation remains 4-3-3

1. Goalkeeper: 23 Fernando Muslera

2. Right-back: 13 Guillermo Barreira

3. Double center-backs: 2 Jiménez, 3 Caceres

4. Left-back: 16 Matías Oliveira

5. Midfield three-core: 5 Ugarte (defensive midfielder), 6 Bentancur, 8 Valverde

6. Triple front: 14 Canobi, 9 Darwin Núñez, 20 Maxi Araújo

3. Full 26-man squad for this World Cup: key core

Goalkeepers

23 Muslera, 1 Rochet, 12 Mele

Defenders

2 Jiménez, 4 Araújo (Barcelona, injured/sidelined), 3 Caceres, 13 Barreira, 16 Oliveira, 17 Viniia, 24 Bueno

Midfielders

8 Valverde (Real Madrid), 5 Ugarte (Manchester United), 6 Bentancur (Tottenham), 10 De la Arascaita (injured/sidelined), 14 Canobi, 7 De la Cruz

Forwards

9 Núñez, 11 Pelisteri, 20 Maxi Araújo, 21 Vinias

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#BinancePickAndWin Colombia 2026 World Cup Round 2 (1-0 Congo) Official Starting XI (4-2-3-1)

Starting lineup of 11

12 Camilo Vargas (Goalkeeper)
2 Muñoz (Right-back)
23 Davorson Sánchez (Center-back)
3 Lukumi (Center-back)
17 Moshica (Left-back)
16 Lierma (Defensive midfielder)
14 Puerta (Defensive midfielder)
11 Jhon Arias (Right attacking midfielder)
10 J.Ró James Rodríguez (Attacking midfield playmaker)
7 Luis Díaz (Left winger)
25 Luis Suárez (Single striker)

Substitutions

58th minute: J.Ró comes off, replaced by 20 G. Quintero; Suárez comes off, replaced by 9 Córdova
77th minute: Arias comes off, replaced by 6 Ríos

Full bench

1 Ospina, 24 Montro, 4 Arias, 13 Mina, 18 Dita, 22 Machado, 5 Castañeda, 6 Ríos, 8 Carrascal, 15 Portillo, 20 Quintero, 9 Córdova, 19 Cuéjo Hernández, 21 Campos, 26 Gomes

Predicted starting XI in the final round vs Portugal (using the main lineup framework)

Most likely unchanged: Vargas / Muñoz, Sánchez, Lukumi, Moshica / Lierma, Puerta / Arias, J.Ró, Díaz / Córdova (or Suárez may be replaced)

#BinancePickAndWin 2026 World Cup, Group K, Second Round: Colombia 1-0 DR Congo — Starting Lineups (5-3-2 formation)

Starting XI

12 Camilo Vargas (Goalkeeper)
2 Muñoz (Left Back)
3 Locaumi (Center Back)
23 Davinson Sanchez (Center Back)
14 Gustavo Puerta (Center Back)
17 Moshica (Right Back)
16 Lerma (Midfielder)
10 James Rodríguez (J-Rod, Midfielder)
11 Arias (Midfielder)
7 Luis Díaz (Forward)
25 Luis Suárez (Forward)

Substitutes

1 Ospina, 24 Monterro, 4 Santiago Arias, 13 Mina, 18 Dita, 22 Machado, 5 Castañeda, 6 Rios, 8 Carrascal, 15 Portillia, 20 Gintelo, 9 Cordova, 19 Cujo El Hernandez, 21 Campos, 26 Gomes

Substitution information

58th minute: J-Rod ↔ Gintelo; Luis Suárez ↔ Cordova
77th minute: Arias ↔ Rios

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#BinancePickAndWin Part 1: Finished — 2026 World Cup, First Round: Uzbekistan 1-3 Colombia Official Starting Lineup (3-4-2-1)

1 Yuskiil Yusopoov (Goalkeeper)
2 Husanov (Man City center back)
5 Ashurmatov
18 Abdullayev
24 Karimov
13 Nasrullaev (Left wing back)
6 Mozgovoy
7 Shukurov
22 Fuzuraev (Scored the first-ever World Cup goal in the team’s history in the first round)
11 Urunov
14 Shomurodov (Captain, Forward)

Substitute List for This Match

12 Nematov (Goalkeeper), 16 Yergashev, 3 Alijonov, 4 Saifeyev, 15 Eshmurodov, 25 Urmusaliev, 26 Urozoov, 8 Iskandrov, 9 Hamrobekov, 10 Gyanov, 19 Ganiev, 23 Yessanov, 17 Hamdamov, 20 Amonov, 21 Sergeyev

Part 2: Round Two — Portugal vs Uzbekistan (June 24, 01:00, not yet started) Media-Projected Starting Lineup (Using 3-4-2-1)

Goalkeeper: 1 Yusupov
Three Center Backs: 2 Husanov, 5 Ashurmatov, 18 Abdullayev
Wide Wing Backs: 4 Safeyev, 13 Nasrullaev
Double Midfielders: 7 Shukurov, 6 Mozgovoy
Double Attacking Midfielders: 22 Fuzuraev, 11 Urunov
Center Forward: 14 Shomurodov (Captain)

Part 3: Full 2026 World Cup Uzbekistan 26-man Squad

Goalkeepers

1 Yutegkir Yusopoov
12 Abdovohdat Nematov
16 Botiralis Yergashev

Defenders

2 Abdukodir Husanov
3 Alijonov
4 Saifeyev
5 Ashurmatov
13 Nasrullaev
18 Abdullayev
24 Karimov
25 Urmusaliev
26 Urozoov

Midfielders

6 Mozgovoy
7 Otajbek Shukurov
8 Iskandrov
9 Hamrobekov
10 Ruslanbek Gyanov
15 Eshmurodov
17 Hamdamov
19 Ganiev
23 Yessanov

Forwards

11 Urunov
14 Shomurodov
20 Amonov
21 Sergeyev
22 Fuzuraev

#BinancePickAndWin Iraq’s previous match: 2026 World Cup group stage, Round 1 — Iraq 1-4 Norway (June 17)

1. Starting lineup (4-2-3-1)

12 Jarral Hassan (captain, goalkeeper)
3 Hussein Ali (left-back)
4 Zaid Tasin (right center-back)
5 Akam Hashim (left center-back)
23 Melschas Dowski (right-back)
8 Ibrahim Bayash (defensive midfielder)
16 Amir Al-Ammari (defensive midfielder)
24 Zaid Ismael (right attacking midfielder)
9 Ali Al Hamadi (left winger)
17 Ali Jassim (right winger)
18 Eman Hussein (center forward, goalscorer)

2. Substitute list (all 26-man squad)

Goalkeepers: 1 Fahad Talib, 22 Ahmad Boussile
Defenders: 2 Rabin Sulaka, 6 Manef Younis, 15 Ahmad Yehia, 25 Mustafa Sadoun, 26 Frans Putros
Midfielders: 7 Yusuf Amin, 14 Zinedine Iqbal, 19 Kevin Jacob, 20 Emaar Sher, 21 Malco Falji
Forwards: 10 Mohanad Ali, 11 Ahmad Qasem, 13 Ali Yusuf

3. Match substitutions and adjustments

1. 59th minute: Zinedine Iqbal and Marco Falji come on to strengthen midfield ball control

2. 73rd minute: Mustafa Sadoun and Ahmad Qasem come on as substitutes to bolster wide counterattacks

4. Key match information

• Goals: 39th minute — Eman Hussein (Iraq’s first World Cup goal in 40 years)

• Norway goals: Haaland (two), Erstedgaard, and Tostevit — one each

• Tactics: 4-2-3-1 defensive counterattacking; rely on European-based midfielders to build forward play, with a combination of one tall and one fast attacker; defensive errors were too many, causing a collapse in the second half.

Supplement: The final warm-up match before the game (June 5, Spain 1-1 Iraq) — the starting lineup

22 Ahmad Boussile (goalkeeper, halftime substitute for Jarral Hassan)
3 Hussein Ali, 4 Zaid Tasin, 5 Akam Hashim, 23 Dowski
16 Amir Al-Ammari, 24 Zaid Ismael, 8 Ibrahim Bayash
21 Marco Falji, 17 Ali Jassim, 9 Ali Al Hamadi
Dowski scored a worldie to level the match against Spain.

#BinancePickAndWin 2026 Canada–USA–Mexico World Cup Tunisia 26-player complete squad (this World Cup)

I. Goalkeepers (3)

1. Abdulmoukhibb Chamakh (Africa Club)

2. Iman Dahman (Sfax)

3. Sabri Ben Hassen (Sahire Sports Star)

II. Defenders (9)

2. Ali Abdi (Nice)

3. Montasar Talebi (Lorient)

4. Omar Rekeik (Maribor)

5. Adem Arous (Kaspaşa)

6. Dylan Bronn (Servette)

7. Youssef Valeri (Young Boys Bern)

8. Ben Hamida (Tunisia Hope)

9. Mutaaz Nefati (Norrköping)

10. Laid Zikavik (Monaspty)

III. Midfielders (8)

7. Asshuri (Copenhagen)

8. Hannibal Mejbri (Hannibal, Burnley, core)

9. Ben Eans (Kaspaşa)

10. Rani Hediara (Union Berlin)

11. Haji Mahammod (Lugano)

12. Elyes Skhiri (Frankfurt, midfield mainstay)

13. Anis Ben Suleiman (Norwich)

14. Ismael Gabi (Augsburg)

IV. Forwards (6)

8. Saad (Hanover 96)

9. Mastouri

10. Halil El Ayari

11. Rayan El Aroumy (Vancouver Whitecaps)

12. Firas Shawat (Abha)

13. Tunekti (Celtic)

V. Group Stage, Round 2, Group F (Tunisia vs Japan) Starting XI 5-4-1 formation

Goalkeeper: 16 Dahman

Defenders: 2 Abdi, 3 Talebi, 4 Rekeik, 6 Bronn, 20 Valeri

Midfielders: 10 Hannibal, 17 Skhiri, 25 Ben Suleiman, 26 Tunekti

Forwards: 8 Saad

#BinancePickAndWin Turkish 2026 World Cup Squad (Complete, Latest Official List) (26 players) for the USA, Canada, and Mexico

Head coach: Vincenzo Montella

I. Goalkeepers (3 players)

1. Mert Günok, Fenerbahçe

2. Altay Bayındır, Manchester United

3. Uğurcan Çakır, Galatasaray

II. Defenders (9 players)

2. Zeki Çelik, Roma

3. Merih Demiral, Al-Nassr

4. Çağlar Söyüncü, Fenerbahçe

5. Eren Elmalı, Galatasaray

6. Abdülkerim Bardakcı, Galatasaray

7. Ozan Kabak, Hoffenheim

8. Mert Müldür, Fenerbahçe

9. Ferdi Kadıoğlu, Brighton

10. Samet Akaydin, Rizespor

III. Midfielders (5 players)

5. Salih Özcan, Borussia Dortmund

6. Orkun Kökçü, Beşiktaş

7. Hakan Çalhanoğlu, Inter Milan (captain)

8. İsmail Yüksek, Fenerbahçe

9. Kaan Ayhan, Galatasaray

IV. Forwards (9 players)

7. Kerem Aktürkoğlu, Fenerbahçe

8. Arda Güler, Real Madrid

9. Deniz Gül, Porto

10. Kenan Yıldız, Juventus

11. İrfan Can Kahveci, Fenerbahçe

12. Yunus Akgün, Galatasaray

13. Barış Alper Yılmaz, Galatasaray

14. Oğuz Aydın, Fenerbahçe

15. Can Uzun, Eintracht Frankfurt

Today (6.20) Turkey vs Paraguay starting lineup

23-Çakır; 3-Demiral, 14-Bardakcı, 18-Müldür, 20-Kadıoğlu; 10-Çalhanoğlu, 16-Yüksek; 7-Aktürkoğlu, 8-Güler, 19-Akgün; 11-Yıldız

#BinancePickAndWin 2026 FIFA World Cup: USA Men’s National Team Complete Squad Introduction

General Overview

Head Coach: Mauricio Pochettino (Argentine; former Tottenham and Paris manager)
Identity: One of the hosts of this World Cup
Squad size: 26 players; total team value is about €370 million, with an average age of 26
Player distribution: 18 players compete in European leagues (Premier League, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, La Liga, Eredivisie, Scottish Premiership), 8 players come from MLS—Europe-based players form the absolute core backbone

1. Goalkeepers (3 players; all from MLS)

1) Shirt #1 Matt Turner (New England Revolution)
Starting goalkeeper at the 2022 World Cup. Has experience playing for Arsenal in the Premier League. Rich experience in major tournaments. The team’s first-choice #1; reliable line-of-goal reactions and comfortable with building from the back.

2) Shirt #24 Matthew Freese (New York City)
Impressive performance in the penalty shootout. Backup second-choice keeper, skilled at saving close-range shots.

3) Shirt #25 Chris Brady (Chicago Fire)
Young reserve goalkeeper, responsible for rotation and training as the substitute.

2. Defenders (10 players; Pochettino has significantly strengthened defensive depth)

First-choice center backs

3) Shirt #3 Chris Richards (Crystal Palace / Premier League): strong physique, dominant aerial duels; excellent intercepting on the front foot.
13) Shirt #13 Tim Ream (Charlotte FC / MLS): 38-year-old veteran; defensive build-out and backline command; experienced and in charge of defensive organization.

Wide-lane core (both flanks go forward; extremely strong attacking support)

2) Shirt #2 Sergiño Dest (Eindhoven / Eredivisie): main right-back; fast and powerful in dribbling breakthroughs—an explosive threat on the flank.
5) Shirt #5 Anthony Robinson (Fulham / Premier League): main left-back; a regular starter in the Premier League; balanced attack and defense with elite up-and-down stamina.

Rotational center backs / full backs

6) Shirt #6 Austin Trusty (Celtic / Scottish Premiership)
12) Shirt #12 Miles Robinson (Cincinnati)
22) Shirt #22 Mark McKenzie (Toulouse / Ligue 1)
16) Shirt #16 Alex Freeman (Villarreal / La Liga)
23) Shirt #23 Joe Scally (Mönchengladbach / Bundesliga)
18) Shirt #18 Max Avson (Columbus)

#BinancePickAndWin 2026 CONCACAF World Cup 2026: Complete 26-man squad — Democratic Republic of the Congo (DR Congo)
I. Goalkeepers (3)

1. Lionel M'Pasi (No. 1) Le Havre (Ligue 1) — starting goalkeeper; started in the group-stage match vs Portugal

2. Timothy Fayırol — Nõva FC

3. Matthieu Eporro — Standard Liège (Belgian Pro League)

II. Defenders (10)

2. Wan-Bissaka — West Ham United (Premier League) — starting right-back; extremely fast

3. Axel Tuan Zebe — Burnley (Premier League) — scored the winning goal in the playoff to seal the World Cup spot vs Jamaica

4. Chancel M'Bemba — Lille (Ligue 1) — defensive core; starting center-back

5. Arthur Masuaku — Lens (Ligue 1) — starting left-back

6. Steve Kapuadi — Legia Warsaw (Polish top division)

7. Dilan Batubinsika — Saint-Étienne (French Ligue 2)

8. Joris Kayembe — Genk (Belgian Pro League)

9. Gedson Caravul — Aris (Greek Super League)
Loki Buschi — Hibernian (Scottish Premiership)

III. Midfielders (7)

6. Moukoi — Lille (Ligue 1) — key double defensive-midfielders

7. Mutosami — Atromitos (Greek Super League) — midfield shield

8. Eder Kayembe — Watford (English Championship)

9. Theo Bongonda — Spartak Moscow (Russian Premier League) — attacking organization core

10. Gael Kakuta — Esteghlal Tehran (Iranian Pro League) — formerly Chelsea youth; wide-area breakthrough specialist

11. Noah Sadiki — Sunderland (English Championship)

12. Charles Pickel — Espanyol (La Liga)

13. Aaron Zhibora — Kilmarnock (Scottish Premiership)

IV. Forwards (6; core attacking group)

17. Cédric Bakambu (captain) — Real Betis (La Liga) — team captain; former Guo team player from abroad

18. Yoann Wissa — Newcastle United (Premier League) — first-choice striker; scored a late header to draw vs Portugal in the group stage, netting his first World Cup goal in the team’s history

19. Mbuku — Montpellier (Ligue 1)

20. Brian Sіppenga — Castellón (Spanish Segunda División)

21. Feiston Mayele

22. Bansa — Abu Dhabi Peninsula (UAE Pro League)

23. MehsaK Elia — Nantes (Ligue 1)

#BinancePickAndWin First Milestones in the Team’s History: the team’s first breakthrough to the FIFA World Cup finals stage

Jordan are nicknamed the Nash Ma (Eagle Legion), and 2026 marks the first time the team has reached the World Cup finals stage since the club was founded. They are one of the four new World Cup debutants in this edition.

1. Previous attempts: In the 2014 World Cup qualifiers, they reached the inter-confederation playoff. In the end, they lost 0-5 to Uruguay, just one step away from the World Cup; after that, in several subsequent qualification campaigns, they were eliminated at the AFC knockout stage.

2. The path to qualification (Group B of the 18-team round): They topped Iraq, Oman, and Palestine to finish second in the group (16 points), securing passage. After a 3-0 rout of Oman on June 3, 2025, they clinched their World Cup ticket early.

3. Build-up to the big stage: At the 2024 AFC Asian Cup in Qatar, they pulled off a series of upsets, knocked out South Korea en route to the final, and finished as runners-up—setting the best result in the team’s Asian Cup history. That same year, they won the Arab Cup runners-up again, officially establishing themselves as a top-tier Asian “dark horse.”