The world around us is changing. Those who are used to following certain rules every day, those who conserve their energy, those who have already organized their system, set their priorities, and planned their lives will find it difficult. The time has come for a change in the world order, and natur... Show more
Third-place match, a boring and dreary event, judging by the commentators at the World Cup, who do not particularly like mentioning this phenomenon in the public life of footballers and fans. Commentators prefer to talk and speculate about the champion and, at most, the opponent; in general, they ta... Show more
The chumps were knocked out in spectacular fashion. One has already left the championship with a stuffed raccoon, while the other (without the stuffed raccoon—it burned down) will still fight for third place, which he will probably struggle to get, as there are no weaklings left. It looks like Lione... Show more
I asked the ash tree (crossed out). I asked Alice AI :3 who would win in today’s match France - Spain. Alice quickly poked around on the internet, checked the bookmakers’ preferences and the opinions of various specialists, and said that France looked more balanced with a slight advantage, and that ... Show more
The Spain national team is not Khabib Abdulmanapovich; it’s impossible to choke everyone out like kittens to nil. Football is still a team game, and no matter what the defense is like, it isn’t made of iron (a metaphor, just in case), and in the end you can even score an own goal; anything can happe... Show more
Argentina have conceded several times in recent matches, and against whom?.. Not against the Spaniards or the French, nor the English or Belgians—they conceded against Jordan and Cape Verde. So the defense is not “Spanish”; the defense is struggling. The Egyptians have already shown what they can do... Show more
So far, there is nothing better in predictions than statistics. And here, between the national teams, the statistics suggest a draw, although I somehow sympathize more with the Spaniards. The play of "La Roja", in my amateur opinion, is more team-oriented, which cannot be said about the Portuguese w... Show more
The Brazil–Norway clash will undoubtedly be a spectacle for those who came to watch pain and tears. The Brazilians will play harshly and mercilessly, hitting everything that a long, muscular, richly melanin-saturated chocolate leg can reach. Even the turf on the field will ask: why, what did we do?.... Show more