World Cup team form
This competition's odds →How the World Cup teams are arriving: wins, draws and losses in their latest matches. Each row says how many matches it is based on, because early in the season there are fewer than five.
Spainof 5WWWWW
Argentinaof 5WWWWL
Englandof 5WWWLW
Colombiaof 5WWDWD
Switzerlandof 5WWWDL
Belgiumof 5DWWWL
Moroccoof 5WWDWL
Franceof 5WWWLL
Norwayof 5WLWWL
Mexicoof 4WWWL
Brazilof 4WWWL
Portugalof 5DWDWL
Netherlandsof 3WWD
United Statesof 4WLWL
Canadaof 4WLWL
Croatiaof 4LWWL
Egyptof 4WDDL
Paraguayof 4WDDL
Ghanaof 4WDLL
Algeriaof 4LWDL
Austriaof 4WLDL
Congo DRof 4DLWL
Ecuadorof 3DWL
Germanyof 3WLD
Japanof 3WDL
South Africaof 3DWL
Bosnia-Herzegovinaof 3LWL
Senegalof 3LWL
Ivory Coastof 3LWL
Türkiyeof 2LW
Cape Verdeof 3DDL
Australiaof 3LDD
Iranof 2DD
Swedenof 3LDL
Uruguayof 2DL
Saudi Arabiaof 2LD
Curaçaoof 2DL
Czechiaof 2DL
Jordanof 3LLL
Uzbekistanof 3LLL
Panamaof 3LLL
New Zealandof 2LL
Iraqof 2LL
Tunisiaof 2LL
South Koreaof 2LL
Scotlandof 2LL
Haitiof 2LL
Qatarof 2LLSource: ESPN. Read on 15 October at 19:51.
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