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After all, the Spanish won the tournament 12 years ago, so it's understandable that they'd want to repeat the feat. In order to do that, they must first improve on their recent performance.
The Spanish squad is not replete with experience, however. There are seven players in the squad who have made at least 10 international appearances. Among these players are Real Madrid's Esther Gonzalez, who has already scored 19 goals for her country. However, the team will also be missing a number of key players.
The Spanish have played six matches in the UEFA Nations League and lost to Switzerland 2-1 in September. However, they were able to win 1-0 against Portugal to take first place in their section. They will also play in the semi-finals alongside Italy, Croatia, and the Netherlands. They have won seven of their last ten games.
As for the opponent, Spain could face a nation from Group F that finished second. The group contains some tough teams. If the Spanish team can win its group, they could play a team from Group F, with Belgium and Croatia as the favourites.
Spain should have a strong squad and make it to the knockout phase. However, the biggest test will be against Germany. However, Spain can finish top or second in their group despite facing one of their toughest opponents - Germany. The squad also has the potential to go all the way to the final four if they perform well.
Spain's star player, Cristiano Ronaldo, will likely score a lot of goals. He's the Ballon d'Or winner and has proven to be one of the best players at this World Cup. He is the most valuable player for the team, so he'll be the one to pick the moments that will help them win.
Group F will be a tough group with a few teams that are more talented than others. Belgium and Croatia are both European contenders but neither squad has any major star players. Both teams have a great deal of talent, including Argentinian forward Dusan Vlahovic and Serbia defender Sergej Milinkovic-Savic. The Dutch have also had a good tournament. And France's midfield chemistry has improved.
Argentina is the top seed in Group C, but their squad is deep and has unity for a single goal. They boast some of the world's best defensive midfielders, as well as world-class attackers. Their team is likely to reach the final.
