Qatar 2022
The 2022 World Cup in Qatar is quickly drawing to a close with just three games left this week. Argentina have already earned their place in Sunday’s grand final after beating Croatia and their partner, France or Morocco, who play this afternoon from 4pm (Chilean time) at Al Bayt Stadium, remains to be seen.
Due to the level of the team and the large number of stars in a good gift, we are obviously not making anything up when we say that France are the big favorites of the key, especially considering that they have in Kylian Mbappé one of the good figures of the tournament on clay of Qatar.
However, for the superstitious there is a more than interesting fact that can tip the balance in favor of Morocco in this past and where Chelsea from England has a lot to say.
It turns out that the London team since the 2010 World Cup in South Africa hasn’t failed to always have a world champion on their roster. He did it in 2010 with the Spanish Juan Mata, in 2014 with the German André Schürrle and in 2018 with the French Olivier Giroud and N’Golo Kanté.
In this sense, who could be enlightened in this past is Hakim Ziyech, Chelsea striker in 2020 and one of the starters in Walid Regragui’s team looking for a place in the final.
A curious fact that could have also benefited France with N’Golo Kanté (he has been defending Chelsea since 2016), but unfortunately this was not possible due to a last-minute injury to the midfielder. Will Europeans be the new victim of the “giant killer” in Qatar 2022?
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