Let the saga continue.... It's true, nobody knows! It's true! The countries of Argentina, Nigeria, and Brazil have been fighting it out on the pitch for over twenty years, but nobody seems to notice. It will be intense when these two dance on June 12th in the first match of Group B. http://anurakthai.com/how-to-pick-this-seasons-pro-handicappers/ It is interesting to note that Nigeria has never defeated Argentina in the World Cup and this will be the third meeting between these two countries in the group stage. Argentina won the '94 and ’02 campaigns. Nigeria was unable to draw against Argentina in the 95 Confederations Cup. Strangely enough, though, Nigeria has beaten Argentina for the Olympic Gold Metal in '96, but lost to them in the Gold Metal game at the Beijing Olympics in 2008. Argentina beat Nigeria again in the 2005 youth FIFA Under-20 World Cup final. However, Nigeria has defeated Argentina four times out of five at the FIFA Under-17 World Cup games since 1993. While the history heats up early on, the Argentines excel more as they get older. And the talent is evident at this year's World Cup. World Cup betting is keeping a close eye on this rivalry. Argentina brings with them a plethora of talent up front. It's likely that they have more talent than they need to do the job. Last year's FIFA World Player Of The Year Lionel Messi (club: Barcelona) will be leading the charge along with super talented goal scorers Carlos Tevez (Manchester City) and Sergio Aguero (Atletico Madrid, possibly linked with a move to English club powerhouse Chelsea). The attacking prowess is further deepened by veteran forward Diego Milito (Inter Milan) and youngster Gonzalo Higuain (Real Madrid). World Cup veterans Javier Zanetti (also Inter Milan), Gabriel Heinze, Martin Demichelis (German juggernaut Bayern Munich), and Walter Samuel (Inter Milan) anchor the Defense. http://howtogetyourexfriendback.com/texas-holdem-what-are-the-best-starting-hands/ Midfield will be sparse but serviceable with Maxi Rodriguez and Javier Mascherano from Liverpool, as well as Esteban Cambiasso (Inter Milan player), who hope to support the many forwards. As head coach Diego Maradona, yes that Maradona, tries to implement a game plan for the team, it is clear that this team's toxic nature is their anchor. Since he became manager in 2008, his personal struggles with drug addiction, alcoholism and inability to cope with cultural fame have caused some disagreements. Maradona's philosophical differences have led to key players leaving the team, while his campaign was rocky. A bad showing for a country that has appeared in the World Cup fourteen times and won it twice will mean the end for the controversial Maradona, and World Cup betting. But here comes Nigeria, just the remedy for the Argentineans. Not to say Nigeria will lay over and die, because they bring a talented, but less experienced squad to the Cup. With this being their fourth appearance, not much will be expected from them. The players and their country know that they can make a difference. Nwankwo Kanu (forward) and John Utaka (midfielder) both play for Portsmouth in England's Premier League. They will be counted as part of the scoring. Midfielder John Obi Mikel (Chelsea) has yet to live up to his youth hype at his club, but can be a very productive player. Defender Joseph Yobo (Everton) is an old-school type of physical player with experience in previous World Cups. Nigeria's speed can usually counter any lack of talent they have on the field, but going up against quick attackers the likes of a Messi or Tevez will be a handful. In the end, Argentina's history against Nigeria, and success in previous World Cups, will outmatch anything Nigeria can put together. This game is sure to be high-score, with the result in favor of the Argentineans by at most one goal. Which World Cup bettors are you going to pick? Head over to and place you bet where everybody bets.
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