Cape Verde is the only team to play against this year's champions and runners-up, both of which are FIFA's top four world champions, and the 90-minute civil war draw is full of gold.
40 years ago in North America, Maradona was 2-1 England. 40 years later in North America, Messi was 2-1 England. 36 years ago Maradona led defending champion Argentina to the final, 36 years later Messi led defending champion Argentina to the final.
@NiallStanage Agreeing to the suspension rule is a prerequisite for all teams to play in the World Cup, including the United States. The Americans said nothing about it and accused opponents who asked them to abide by the rules of being cowards.
@JordanSchachtel Yes, no matter how serious a mistake a player makes, it should not be suspended, otherwise it will prevent the best player from playing in the next game, which is unfair to the opponent in the next game.
@ZoeJardiniere According to the logic of some Americans, rules are worth following only when they are good for the United States, privileged when they are bad for the United States, and accused those who demand them of being "afraid" of facing the strongest opponent.
@BeatinTheBookie The key to this matter is whether it is legal and reasonable for FIFA to do so. The process is unjust, and the result is unjust. No one can determine what is the strongest US team, but the rules are objective.
@yankeeslife87 According to him, no matter how serious a mistake a player makes in the game, he should not be suspended, because it will prevent the opponent from defeating the team with the strongest squad in the next game.