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Group J, with Argentina, Algeria, Austria, and Jordan, is considered the 'group of death' at World Cup 2026

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The draw for the groups for the 2026 World Cup, which will take place in the USA, Mexico, and Canada, was held at the Kennedy Center in Washington, with the presence of international stars. Although Group I, featuring France, Norway, Senegal, and the winner of FIFA playoff 2, seems balanced, experts from Opta identified Group J as the 'group of death'. This includes Argentina, Algeria, Austria, and Jordan, with Argentina, the reigning world champion, having the highest chances of success. Austria, returning to the World Cup after 28 years, has a score of 75.3%, while Algeria has 72.2%, suggesting a tight competition for the second place in the group. This group is considered the strongest in the world tournament.

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