Probably not Germany's fault you don't know their players. They are all playing at good clubs/CL or international giants. The market value, although not that great as a lonely source, gives you some hint. Schlotterbeck I give you, is no NT quality yet.
Mystery to me is how Wales qualified. And how did Iran, US and Wales end up in the same group? Arguably all pot 4 caliber teams.
Shades of 1998. I went to that match in Lyon. Brutal way to exit the tournament. However, that goes for any team in the group stage: 4 or 5 points is a minimum to advance. (I know methematically it's possible with 3 points, but not in this current group B.)
Enner Valencia possibly out of the WC now and Gakpo also limping The teams are obviously targeting the opposing teams main players
@celito, nice new avatar pic. Just needs the Fibonacci added... https://www.instagram.com/p/ClXgCR3NzU9/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
He was easy to miss in the US-England match, but Tyler Adams was immense. If you track what he does on the pitch, it was very much like a prime Busquets performance. The US overall can be proud of their first two games, except that they've left points on the table. They could've come out with a win in either or both matches, but they sit with two draws needing a win vs. a suddenly resurgent Iran who will definitely be motivated in the final group decider. https://defector.com/usmnt-stands-tall-against-england/