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FIFA WORLD CUP 2018...WHO WILL WIN ?

The famous FIFA WORLD CUP 2018 is scheduled to be held in Russia between 14 June 2018 to 15 July 2018.
Total 32 teams of the world are participating so to predict only One Team, who will win the Cup is next to impossible at this moment.
I have selected favourable 12 teams and tried to predict who will reach up to final with the help of sub lords and the ruling planets as per KP system. The names of the favourite teams are as under. To be very honest, I do not know much about football game and the teams. I selected the 12 teams after reading reviews on Google. My concern is only Astrology.
ARGENTINA BELGIUM BRAZIL COLOMBIA CROATIA ENGLAND FRANCE GERMANY NIGERIA PORTUGAL SPAIN URUGUAY
I selected different numbers randomly for each team as under
1.ARGENTINA 196 SAT MOO MARS
2.BELGIUM 17 MARS VEN MER
3.BRAZIL 98 SUN VEN JUP
4.COLOMBIA 133 VEN RAHU MER
5.CROATIA 55 MER RAHU MARS
6.ENGLAND 215 SAT RAHU SAT
7.FRANCE 8 MARS KET SAT
8.GERMANY 95 VEN SUN MOON
9.NIGERIA 85 SUN KETU VENUS
10.PORTUGAL 231 JUP JUP RAHU
11.SPAIN 205 SAT MARS RAHU
12.URUGUAY 198 SAT MOON JUP
I always focus on the 3 planets connected with the number but much weight is to be given to sub lord means last planet.
I always consider the main characteristics of the planets.
SUN denotes Fame, Credit, Success and Victory
MOON denotes Fame Success but Instability or changing spirit
MARS denotes Victory, Fight and War like Winning spirit
MERCURY denotes Instability and Lack of spirit, Inconstant
JUPITER denotes Hopes, Success and Victory
VENUS denotes Hopes, Success but some dishonesty and mischieves
SATURN denotes Frustration, Failure and Depression
RAHU denotes Unexpected Victory, Fame, Miracles and Huge money after victory
KETU denotes sudden and unexpected defeat, Frustration
Now let us again check the teams on Astrological parameters
ARGENTINA MARS YES
BELGIUM MERCURY NO
BRAZIL JUPITER YES
COLOMBIA MERCURY NO
CROATIA MARS YES
ENGLAND SATURN NO
FRANCE SATURN NO
GERMANY MOON Y/N
NIGERIA VENUS NO
PORTUGAL RAHU YES
SPAIN RAHU YES
URUGUAY JUP YES
In view of the above Sub lords BELGIUM, COLOMBIA, ENGLAND, FRANCE and NIGERIA will be proved to be WEAK teams to win the World Cup.
ARGENTINA, BRAZIL, CROATIA, PORTUGAL, SPAIN and URUGUAY may be proved STRONG. GERMANY has the chance if team contInues the winning spirit constant.
In view of sub lords 1 ARGENTINA, 2 SPAIN, 3 CROATIA, 4 BRAZIL, 5 PORTUGAL 6 GERMANY and 7 URUGUAY have more chances respectively to reach to Final match on 15 July 2018.

The 2018 FIFA World Cup is here. The greatest football players on the planet will take center stage in Russia from June 14 to July 15 as nations battle for the highest prize in the game.
Hosts Russia will bring up the curtain on 2018 FIFA World Cup in Moscow when they face Saudi Arabia on Thursday, June 14 in the opening match.
There are many things to look forward to the tournament- Lionel Messi will be looking to win the only major trophy missing in his list of career achievements. Cristiano Ronaldo, on the other hand, will be looking to power Portugal, the 2016 Euro winners, to another title. Brazil will be hoping that Neymar, who is recovering from a broken foot, leads them to their sixth World Cup title.
In the early stages, Portugal vs Spain is one of the most enticing ties. It takes place on the second day of the 2018 FIFA World Cup. England and Belgium will face each other on Thursday, June 28.
The final will take place in Moscow at the Luzhniki Stadium on Sunday, July 15.

World Cup 2018
Groups	Teams
Group A	Russia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Uruguay
Group B	Portugal, Spain, Morocco, Iran
Group C	France, Australia, Peru, Denmark
Group D	Argentina, Iceland, Croatia, Nigeria
Group E	Brazil, Switzerland, Costa Rica, Serbia
Group F	Germany, Mexico, Sweden, South Korea
Group G	Belgium, Panama, Tunisia, England
Group H	Poland, Senegal, Colombia, Japan

Here's the complete schedule of FIFA World Cup 2018:

FIFA World Cup 2018: Full Schedule
GROUP STAGE
Date	Match	Venue	Kick-off time
Thursday, June 14	Russia v Saudi Arabia (A)	Moscow (Luzhniki)	9.30pm
Friday, June 15	Egypt v Uruguay (A)	Ekaterinburg	6.30pm
Friday, June 15	Morocco v Iran (B)	St Petersburg	9.30pm
Saturday, June 16	Portugal v Spain (B)	Sochi	00.30am
Saturday, June 16	France v Australia (C)	Kazan	4.30pm
Saturday, June 16	Argentina v Iceland (D)	Moscow (Spartak)	7.30pm
Saturday, June 16	Peru v Denmark (C)	Saransk	10.30pm
Sunday, June 17	Croatia v Nigeria (D)	Kaliningrad	01.30pm
Sunday, June 17	Costa Rica v Serbia (E)	Samara	6.30pm
Sunday, June 17	Germany v Mexico (F)	Moscow (Luzhniki)	9.30pm
Monday, June 18	Brazil v Switzerland (E)	Rostov-on-Don	00.30am
Monday, June 18	Sweden v South Korea (F)	Nizhny Novgorod	6.30pm
Monday, June 18	Belgium v Panama (G)	Sochi	9.30pm
Tuesday, June 19	Tunisia v England (G)	Volgograd	00.30am
Tuesday, June 19	Poland v Senegal (H)	Moscow (Spartak)	6.30pm
Tuesday, June 19	Colombia v Japan (H)	Saransk	9.30pm
Wednesday, June 20	Russia v Egypt (A)	St Petersburg	00.30am
Wednesday, June 20	Portugal v Morocco (B)	Moscow (Luzhniki)	6.30pm
Wednesday, June 20	Uruguay v Saudi Arabia (A)	Rostov-on-Don	9.30pm
Thursday, June 21	Iran v Spain (B)	Kazan	00.30am
Thursday, June 21	France v Peru (C)	Ekaterinburg	6.30pm
Thursday, June 21	Denmark v Australia (C)	Samara	9.30pm
Friday, June 22	Argentina v Croatia (D)	Nizhny Novgorod	00.30am
Friday, June 22	Brazil v Costa Rica (E)	St Petersburg	6.30pm
Friday, June 22	Nigeria v Iceland (D)	Volgograd	9.30pm
Friday, June 22	Serbia v Switzerland (E)	Kaliningrad	00.30am
Saturday, June 23	Belgium v Tunisia (G)	Moscow (Spartak)	6.30pm
Saturday, June 23	Germany v Sweden (F)	Sochi	9.30pm
Sunday, June 24	South Korea v Mexico (F)	Rostov-on-Don	00.30am
Sunday, June 24	England v Panama (G)	Nizhny Novgorod	6.30pm
Sunday, June 24	Japan v Senegal (H)	Ekaterinburg	9.30pm
Monday, June 25	Poland v Colombia (H)	Kazan	00.30am
Monday, June 25	Uruguay v Russia (A)	Samara	8.30pm
Monday, June 25	Saudi Arabia v Egypt (A)	Volgograd	8.30pm
Tuesday, June 25	Spain v Morocco (B)	Kaliningrad	00.30am
Tuesday, June 25	Iran v Portugal (B)	Saransk	00.30am
Tuesday, June 26	Denmark v France (C)	Moscow (Luzhniki)	8.30pm
Tuesday, June 26	Australia v Peru (C)	Sochi	8.30pm
Wednesday, June 27	Nigeria v Argentina (D)	St Petersburg	00.30am
Wednesday, June 27	Iceland v Croatia (D)	Rostov-on-Don	00.30am
Wednesday, June 27	South Korea v Germany (F)	Kazan	8.30pm
Wednesday, June 27	Mexico v Sweden (F)	Ekaterinburg	8.30pm
Thursday, June 28	Serbia v Brazil (E)	Moscow (Spartak)	00.30am
Thursday, June 28	Switzerland v Costa Rica (E)	Nizhny Novgorod	00.30am
Thursday, June 28	Japan v Poland (H)	Volgograd	8.30pm
Thursday, June 28	Senegal v Colombia (H)	Samara	8.30pm
Friday, June 28	England v Belgium (G)	Kaliningrad	00.30am
Friday, June 28	Panama v Tunisia (G)	Saransk	00.30am

LAST 16
Saturday June 30	1C v 2D (Match 50)	Kazan	8.30pm
Sunday July 1	1A v 2B (Match 49)	Sochi	00.30am
Sunday July 1	1B v 2A (Match 51)	Moscow	8.30pm
Monday July 2	1D v 2C (Match 52)	Nizhny Novgorod	00.30am
Monday July 2	1E v 2F (Match 53)	Samara	8.30pm
Tuesday July 3	1G v 2H (Match 54)	Rostov-on-Don	00.30am
Tuesday July 3	1F v 2E (Match 55)	St Petersburg	8.30pm
Wednesday July 4	1H v 2G (Match 56)	Moscow (Spartak)	00.30am

QUARTER-FINALS
Friday, July 6	Winner 49 v winner 50 (57)	Nizhny Novgorod	8.30pm
Saturday, July 7	Winner 53 v winner 54 (58)	Kazan	00.30am
Saturday, July 7	Winner 55 v winner 56 (60)	Samara	8.30pm
Sunday, July 8	Winner 51 v winner 52 (59)	Sochi	00.30am

SEMI-FINALS
Wednesday, July 11	Winner 57 v winner 58	St Petersburg	00.30am
Wednesday, July 11	Winner 59 v winner 60	Moscow (Luzhniki)	00.30am

THIRD-PLACE PLAY-OFF
Saturday, July 14	Losers of two semi-finals	St Petersburg	8.30pm

FINAL
Sunday, July 15	Winners of two-semi-finals	Moscow (Luzhniki)	9.30pm