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Spain Vs Egypt (B1 Vs A2)
Mo Salah’s incredible run of form should be the catalyst for a successful group campaign for Egypt, in what will be their first World Cup appearance since 1990. The Liverpool striker was in fine form for his country in the qualifiers, scoring five goals in six games, and Egypt’s success will largely depend on him.
Spain is currently enjoying the longest unbeaten run in international football, having not lost any of their first 19 games under manager Julen Lopetegui. The Spaniards will be hoping to banish their demons from 2014, where the reigning champions crashed out in the group stages, and an impressive 6-1 victory over Argentina a couple of months ago has seen them crowned as one of the favorites for the tournament. Despite coming up against Portugal in the group stage, the Spaniards should comfortably top their group.
