Tomorrow, Saudi Arabia is looking forward to qualifying for the second round of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar when they face their Mexican counterpart at ten o’clock at Lusail Stadium in the third and final round of the Group C competition, which also includes Argentina. and Poland, which meet at the same time.
Al-Akhdar started his World Cup career with a historic two-goal win over Argentina: one, scoring three important points and Mexico in fourth place in the group standings, after scoring one point in a first-round draw against Poland , and then lost to Argentina in the second round with two unanswered goals.
And the Saudi greens have an opportunity to beat any score against Mexico to guarantee a place in the final price round in a repeat of the United States of America’s first appearance in 1994, given the greens’ balance of six points. , which means it will claim first place in the group in the event of a draw between Argentina and Poland and second in the event of a Poland win, goal difference will be used to determine the leader in the event that Argentina beat Poland after the two teams are equal on six points each.
A draw could be enough to cross the green zone if Argentina loses to Poland, who then lead with seven points, with Saudi Arabia finishing second with four points.
On the other hand, the Mexican national team comes into the match with difficult calculations to snatch one of the two qualifying cards, as they will need to win against the defeat of Argentina by Poland, but in the event of a draw for Argentina, the Mexican team will have to beat the Saudi Arabia national team by three goals, and maybe more to become second on goal difference with Argentina.
Notably, the Saudi national team lacks the efforts of 3 players such as captain Salman Al-Faraj and left-back Yasser Al-Shahrani, who was injured, in addition to Abdul-Ilah Al-Maliki, who was suspended for receiving two yellow cards. However, Renard a wide base that can fill the void and achieve the necessary result to reach the second round.
