@Landon

The Dictator Dictaded The Tournament

Kylian Mbappé wins the golden boot award scoring 10 goals in the 2026 World Cup. The 27 year old is also the all time leading World Cup goal scorer with Messi close behind.

France

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FIFA #1

France is the favorite to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup. In my opinion France is the best team in the world and should absolutely be in the finals. They have 5 players on PSG one of the best club teams in the world, they have players from all the biggest clubs in the world. It's no secret who they have from Real Madrid, Kylian Mbappe. He almost single handedly won France the Cup in 2022 but as we know Argentina held on. They also have a man you may have heard of Micheal Olise. Bayern Munchens best player. He is an absolute BALLER. Olise had a average match rating of 8.09. for those of you who might not know if that is good or not the average rating for a player in Bundesliga is 6.6. Many teams cant even handle Mbappe or Olise by themselves none the less together. But there's a third. Ousmane Dembele. Though he is not as good as Mbappe or Olise he is a major contributor to PSGs UCL final run this year and last year. When you have three HUGE stars its hard to not overlook all the other talent. And there's lots. I don't know of a team that stands a chance against France. But there's a reason why they play the World Cup, to truly see which team is worthy of winning the most sought after trophy in all of sport.

@Landon

Spain Are Champions Of The World!

Spain is you 2026 FIFA World Cup Champions! They take down FIFA number one ranked defending champions Argentina down 1-0 in extra time. This is Spains second World Cup championship in their second appearance. They won the tournament against the Netherlands in 2010 also 1-0. They are not just champions of Europe but champions of the world!

@goudasek

The manager with a hundred-percent win rate

In 2009, the former czech international František Straka took over the czech national team as a bit of an emergency hire. His first (and last) game he coached was against Malta. The team won 1-nil, thanks to the goal of Tomáš Necid in the 77th minute. He coached the team for 50 more days, though he did not coach any other matches. The Czech Football Federation (FAČR) did not, however, renew his contract, leaving him as one of the few coaches in the history of the sport with a one hundred-percent win rate.