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🫣 CONMEBOL and a nightmare start to the 2026 World Cup
🫣 CONMEBOL and a nightmare start to the 2026 World Cup After Ecuador’s defeat to Ivory Coast, the CONMEBOL teams are off to a poor start in the World Cup. Out of a possible nine points, they have only managed to earn one, which came thanks to Brazil’s draw against Morocco. These numbers place CONMEBOL as the confederation that has earned the fewest points so far. Uruguay, Colombia, and Argentina have yet to make their debut. Will they be able to turn things around for the South American national teams? This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.
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