England, Brazil, Argentina: Predicting every 2022 World Cup game as Lionel Messi triumphs

The 2022 World Cup draw has been completed.

Millions upon millions of football fans around the globe were glued to their television screens as the roadmap for football’s biggest tournament in Qatar was laid out before their eyes.

From England potentially facing Scotland or Wales to Spain locking horns with Germany, there were plenty of fascinating outcomes for fans to sink their teeth into ahead of November and December.

And bearing in mind that the World Cup format is gorgeously simple in how the group winners and runners-up progress into the knockout rounds, we can start eyeballing every nation’s potential route to the final.

So, here at GIVEMESPORT, we figured that it be rude not to dust off our crystal ball and whip out the tea leaves to make a dramatically ambitious prediction for the entire 2022 World Cup.

Now, as you well know, football is predictably unpredictable and if you think for one second that we actually think we’ll be able to pull this off, then, well, you have too much faith in us.

Nevertheless, let’s not pretend as though it isn’t good fun imagining how the tournament might unfold and we’re not afraid to throw caution to the wind making a prediction that will probably age like milk.

Besides, the fact that only 29 of the 32 qualifiers are confirmed in the first place means that before we even start forecasting the tournament, we’ve got to imagine who the final three teams might be.

We think that Wales will make the cut as a generally stronger team than Scotland and Ukraine from a purely footballing perspective and they also have one fewer game to contend with to secure their place.

And finally, we feel confident in the fact that Peru and Costa Rica are the superior outfits in their respective play-off