Review of World Cup 2026

Dr. Jiang Yu's latest football masterpiece "Review of the World Cup" is being serialized in the column of Hong Kong's "Ta Kung Pao". This is a never-seen football thought book, a panoramic review album of the World Cup using the "nine indicators" of "The Art of War" as the scalpel. We break away from traditional scores and highlights and use the nine dimensions of "Tao, Heaven and Earth, Handsomeness, Stars, Laws, Techniques, Momentum, Logistics, and Officiating" to re-disassemble the winning and losing logic of each powerful team in the 2026 US-Canada-Mexico World Cup. Why do wealthy families with overwhelming wealth overturn? Why can the aging superstar's last dance no longer be able to carry his team to the championship alone? Why did a VAR decision change the title of the championship after being dominant in the game? Why did Mexico use the plateau to keep three clean sheets at home, Switzerland relied on defensive discipline to return to the quarterfinals after 72 years, and Cape Verde advanced to the top 16 with a population of 550,000? The answer lies not at the feet of the stars, but in the system. From the qualifiers to the finals, the album reviews Spain, Argentina, France, England, Croatia, Switzerland, Turkey, the Czech Republic, the United States, Mexico, Colombia, Canada, Egypt, Uruguay, Paraguay, Côte d'Ivoire, Australia and other top players team by team. The nine indicators are progressive: the lower limit of the national destiny is determined, the gap between the strong and the weak is smoothed out, the coaching power surpasses the star power for the first time in 2026, and the referee becomes a random variable in determining the championship in the finals. By understanding this framework, you will understand not only the 2026 World Cup, but also the evolution direction of world football in the next ten years. It is suitable for fans, sports enthusiasts, and researchers of military art and culture to collect and read. Football is a miniature war. Review is to see more clearly when the next whistle blows.