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of the Union Show presented by Zillow. Someday starts today. This is where we look at the beautiful

game on and off the field through the lens of red, white, and blue colored glasses. Today, we're breaking down Group C as we continue our World Cup previews. But first, joining me as always my friend, my colleague, my guiding light, David Mosse, a soccer, Savant, a Fox Soccer, Research, and writer extraordinaire. All right, my friend, let's light this candle on Group C.

Group C includes Brazil, the only nation to take part in every World Cup, the only nation to win it five times, and they're now managed by Carlo and Chalati, the only manager to win the Champions League five times.

That all sounds great, but it was a very difficult cycle for Brazil, lots of injuries, so expectations are low by Brazil standards. Not so for

Morocco, who were the darlings of the last World Cup, became the first African nation to reach the

semifinals. Since then, bronze medal at the Olympics. They won the U-20 World Cup, and they may or may not have

won the most recent addition of the Africa Cup of Nations, depending on how you feel about that whole

Senegal-Michigas in the final. You've got Scotland back at the World Cup for the first

time since 1998. They've never made it beyond the group stage, but with a more forgiving format

this time around, this could be their chance. And then Haiti, who are back at the World Cup

for the first time since 1974. We'll start with Brazil.

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