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All right, my friend, let's light this candle on what? Group K.

Group K is headline by Portugal, who a lot of people, including myself, think are major contenders to win this World Cup.

They went out to Morocco in the quarter of finals in 22, but they've won the Nations League since then.

Their second Nation's League title, we know they won the Euros way back in 16. All that's missing for them is a World Cup title. This is Ronaldo's last chance. We'll see if they can pull it off. Also in this group, DR Congo, back at the World Cup for the first time since 1974, when they were known as Zaire. They qualified via the intercontinental playoffs. You have Uzbekistan newcomers, but they do have a manager that knows a little something about World Cup success.

That's a tease.

And then finally, Colombia, who I know you're incredibly high on.

People forget this.

They actually missed the last World Cup, but they've had a very good cycle.

Runners up at the Cop America.

And I know you think they can make some noise. So let's start with Portugal.

They're opening matches against the Arcaungo. Are you as high on this Portugal team as I am?

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