World Cup Tips Mexico – Sweden 27/06/2018

Mexico – Sweden World Cup Tips

The World Cup is now about to exhaust the first phase, the group stage, with a series of races called to provide the latest verdicts ahead of the last sixteen.

Group F is perhaps the most complete match, if only one thinks that all the teams, including South Korea, are still at stake and can gain the qualification for the knockout phase.

The Ekaterinburg Arena will be the scene of the competition between Mexico and Sweden that looks like a real puzzle, considering how any solution is still on the carpet.

Mexico

Mexico has also confirmed in the match against South Korea to have all the cards in order to continue its adventure in the world championship. The mix between young people on the rise (Lozano in particular) and more mature athletes, already accustomed to the great international audiences (Hector Herrera and Chicharito Hernandez in the first place) has created a team that seems able to play with everyone. With Sweden, however, a surplus of attention will be needed, due to the ability of the Nordics to make their opponents play badly.
Probable Training

Ochoa; Salcedo, Ayala, Moreno, Gallardo; Layun, Herrera, Guardado; Carlos Vela, Hernandez, Lozano.

Sweden

Sweden is still in shock because of the incredible epilogue of the match against Germany. The net in the final match played by Kroos has in practice denied a nearly safe qualification to Olsen and his teammates, who now have to seek victory against Mexico, the only result that could allow them to continue the world adventure. But it will not be easy for a team that usually takes care of the defensive phase, but does not have strikers capable of inventing the goal to put in difficulty a well-organized team like Osorio.

Probable Training

Olsen; Lustig, Granqvist, Lindelof, Augustinsson; Claesson, Larsson, Ekdal, Forsberg; Berg, Toivonen.

Prediction Mexico – Sweden

Sweden must absolutely win if it wants to snatch a qualification that seemed to be already made, but Mexico can not afford to leave the pace to the Nordic, because in the event of a concomitant German victory would risk qualification. It is therefore expected a race pulled from the first minute, with Sweden called to play and Mexico ready to trigger the break.