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always back france whn thye draw first their pace kills late

I get why England gets hype but their defense still makes me nervous against elite counter attacks. France just seems more balanced overall and they already know how to win it all.

fascinating is a strong word but i get why, personally im just hoping their backline doesnt do that thing where they fall asleep in the last 10 minutes agan

Last time I heard that it was from a guy who tilted so hard he folded the winning hand by accident.

15 tries feels long but that 40x pop is so crisp

you ever catch yourself playing way past when you planned to stop

saw novak save two match points live once and the whole stadium just knew he wast losing after that

everyone hyping france like its a done deal but matches arent played on paper i guess. still feels like one of those games where we get an early goal and the other team just hangs around looking dangerous without really threatening.

I still remember my dad yelling at the TV during that 2022 final, and I honestly never thought anything would top that moment for pure drama.

The way the OP mentions a "location" for playing dice made me think of a literal lucky corner of the house. I honestly have one specific chair where the dice rolls always feel better.

I watched Walsh run a flawless two minute drill in the mud once.

honestly spains midfield is just too smooth for them, but i still have a soft spot for those belgian counterattacks when they actually commit forward, de bruyne can make something out of nowhere if they stop overthinking it

Honestly it looked like Egypt just ran out of gas in the final stretch and stopped tracking runners from deep, that second goal was way too easy. If a team is holding a lead like that, pushing the defensive line a bit higher instead of dropping too far back can actually force the opponent into offside traps.