World Cup Final, Argentina vs. France.
After a number of unbelievable games and ups and downs, there's a lot of good news and a lot of bad news, but I think the two best teams have made it to the final and I'm looking forward to this one.
The most popular concern is whether or not Moses can fulfill his dream of winning the World Cup. His performance in this year's tournament has been outstanding, with both goals and assists, as well as game-changing moments, and when the team needs him, he will deliver a peak performance. The third goal he created for his team against Croatia was a sight to behold for fans all over the world.
Zulian Ivaris has shown his worth and has shown a good grasp up front, scoring important goals. I think he's the best partner for Mays up front, which means he's a good leader up front, while captain Mays is the one who creates the chances to score goals.
In the midfield, Paulo Di Paolo and Ansel Fernandes will be crucial in intercepting the opposing team's attacks, and they will have to keep a close eye on one of the tournament's top performers, Kevin Kishavin. Kishavin's ability to create chances between the center of the field for his teammates in front of him may be the biggest contributor to France's success in the final.
As for the front line, France has a number of different styles of strikers, including the world-class Kilian McBarbee, the speedy Oswald Nibili, and the aerial king Chiote, so Argentina's defense will be exhausted. Goalkeeper Damien Martinez sometimes makes big mistakes, but he has been playing very well so far in this tournament and will need to give his best performance in this match.
But what France can do to stop Metz will probably be the biggest factor in this match. They need to minimize his power, and defensive midfielder Cao Aveni will have a big responsibility to reduce the space for Mays to move around and retrieve the ball from the opponent's feet.
