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South America: The Place of the Dark Horses for the 2026 World Cup
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South America: The Place of the Dark Horses for the 2026 World Cup
When it comes to big stages, this continent is always well represented by historic national teams such as Brazil, Argentina or Uruguay… but this time, there seems to be room for surprises. Over the last few years, the CONMEBOL campaign for the World Cup has been very competitive. In fact, four of the six qualified teams finished with the same number of points (28), and the only squad that truly separated itself from the rest was current World …
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