England, the last World Cup champion
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Senegal. England's performance in the group stage is getting more and more similar, the most important thing is that the defense is solid, which is very important in the knockout rounds. It is expected that Shuofuqi will still adopt a more conservative tactics, especially against the African soldiers of Bubu Daimao, and will not act rashly at half-time, so as not to give away to the other side of the chicken success, and they are worthy of pursuing the last three World Cup against the African teams, all of which are half-draws. (Now 618 and 616 live at 3am on Monday)
The Three Lions were able to beat Wales 3-0 in their final group stage match, with two wins and a draw. It's worth noting that the Three Lions have remained unbeaten in their last two matches, except for the first match against Iran, in which they led by four goals and conceded two late in the game.
The British Army has the experience and knowledge to play a knockout game
Harry Makouni washed in.
Manchester United Football Club
After being relegated to a secondary role, and having the habit of sleepwalking on the pitch, he has been a great asset to the England defense, which is led by him and gives a lot of confidence.
The team's perseverance in using them has finally paid off. In the knockout stage, the defense stability is very important, and the British army in the past year, the European Cup finals, the basic team of this class, have the experience to know how to cope with the knockout stage of the game playing style and pressure.
Senegal has won two games in a row after defeating the Netherlands in their first match.
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The first half of the match is expected to be a physical battle against England, as the players can score against the weaker teams and stay even against the stronger teams such as Holland when they are full of energy.
However, the vast majority of players in the British Army play for
England Premier Soccer League
Senegal are used to high pressure and quick play, so they won't give Senegal too much space. I believe the first half will be a tug-of-war, so I'd like to see a draw at half-time.
