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These are my picks for the group stage of the 
| Score | Team | Team | Score | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| W | Russia | vs | Saudi Arabia | L |
| L | Egypt | vs | Uruguay | W |
| T | Morocco | vs | Iran | T |
| T | Portugal | vs | Spain | T |
| W | France | vs | Australia | L |
| W | Argentina | vs | Iceland | L |
| L | Peru | vs | Denmark | W |
| W | Croatia | vs | Nigeria | L |
| L | Costa Rica | vs | Serbia | W |
| W | Germany | vs | Mexico | L |
| W | Brazil | vs | Switzerland | L |
| W | Sweden | vs | South Korea | L |
| W | Belgium | vs | Panama | L |
| L | Tunisia | vs | England | W |
| L | Poland | vs | Senegal | W |
| T | Colombia | vs | Japan | T |
| W | Russia | vs | Egypt | L |
| W | Portugal | vs | Morocco | L |
| W | Uruguay | vs | Saudi Arabia | L |
| L | Iran | vs | Spain | W |
| W | France | vs | Peru | L |
| T | Denmark | vs | Australia | T |
| W | Argentina | vs | Croatia | L |
| W | Brazil | vs | Costa Rica | L |
| W | Nigeria | vs | Iceland | L |
| T | Serbia | vs | Switzerland | T |
| W | Belgium | vs | Tunisia | L |
| W | Germany | vs | Sweden | L |
| L | South Korea | vs | Mexico | W |
| W | England | vs | Panama | L |
| W | Japan | vs | Senegal | L |
| T | Poland | vs | Colombia | T |
| W | Uruguay | vs | Russia | L |
| L | Saudi Arabia | vs | Egypt | W |
| W | Spain | vs | Morocco | L |
| L | Iran | vs | Portugal | W |
| T | Denmark | vs | France | T |
| L | Australia | vs | Peru | W |
| L | Nigeria | vs | Argentina | W |
| L | Iceland | vs | Croatia | W |
| L | South Korea | vs | Germany | W |
| W | Mexico | vs | Sweden | L |
| L | Serbia | vs | Brazil | W |
| L | Switzerland | vs | Costa Rica | W |
| W | Japan | vs | Poland | L |
| W | Senegal | vs | Colombia | L |
| T | England | vs | Belgium | T |
| T | Panama | vs | Tunisia | T |
W (for win), L (for lose) and T (for tie)
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The 32 national teams will contest world football's top prize in Russia from 14 June to 15 July 2018.
Russia: As the Soviet Union, the World Cup hosts finished fourth at England 1966.
Saudi Arabia: The Saudis made their World Cup debut at USA 1994.
Egypt: The Pharaohs are making their first world finals appearance since Italy 1990.
Uruguay: La Celeste were world champions as hosts in 1930 and at Brazil 1950.
Portugal: A Seleção das Quinas are making a fifth-straight finals appearance.
Spain: Champions in 2010, Spain’s World Cup debut was at Italy 1934.
Morocco: The Atlas Lions topped African zone Group C in qualification.
IR Iran: Team Melli were the first Asian team to qualify for Russia 2018.
France: Les Bleus are making a sixth-straight world finals appearance.
Australia: The Socceroos are making their fifth appearance at a World Cup.
Peru: The Peruvians return to the world finals for the first time in 36 years.
Denmark: The Danes secured qualification with a comfortable play-off win over Republic of Ireland.
Argentina: The two-time champions appeared at the inaugural edition at Uruguay 1930.
Iceland: The smallest country by population ever to qualify for a World Cup.
Croatia: The Croatians finished third in their World Cup debut at France 1998.
Nigeria: The Super Eagles have only missed one tournament since their debut at USA.
Brazil: A Seleção were the first team to qualify after hosts Russia.
Switzerland: The Swiss have reached the quarter-finals on three occasions.
Costa Rica: Los Ticos impressed at Brazil 2014, making the quarter-finals.
Serbia: The Serbs topped UEFA Group D in qualification with only one defeat.
Germany: The defending world champions registered a 100 percent record in qualifying.
Mexico: The Mexicans lost just once in qualifying for Russia 2018.
Sweden: The Swedes were runners-up as World Cup hosts in 1958.
Korea Republic: The Taeguk Warriors have been a World Cup ever-present since 1986.
Belgium: The Belgians went undefeated in topping UEFA Group H in qualifying.
Panama: The central Americans are making their World Cup debut in Russia.
Tunisia: At Argentina 1978, the Carthage Eagles became the first African team to win a World Cup match.
England: The Three Lions have made the finals 14 times from 16 qualifying campaigns.
Poland: The Poles finished third at Germany 1974 and Spain 1982.
Senegal: In their debut at Korea/Japan 2002, the Lions of Teranga reached the quarter-finals.
Colombia: Los Cafeteros coach Jose Pekerman was in charge of his native Argentina at Germany 2006.
Japan: The Japanese have made the Round of 16 on two occasions.
The top 2 teams of each group advance to the round of 16.
