2021 Futsal world cup Draw

[ehsan singapore]

The draw is happening today less than 40 min time which group you think suit us the best , since we are in group 2, i am sure everyone want the host
my ideal group

pot 1: host
post 2: Iran
pot 3 : solomon island
pot 4: angola
we should have a smooth ride to the knock out stage

give your groups

and this is the YouTube link you can watch the draw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yj7hIh3i82Y

[kian_khosh]

Group F:

Argentina
Usa
Serbia
Iran

[_Navid_]

Group A is a joke: Lithuania, Venezuela, Kazakhstan, Costa Rica

Iran has the hardest group as usual: Argentina, Iran, Serbia, USA

[Nokhodi]

Looks like we are in a relatively difficult group:
Group F - Argentina, Serbia and USA.

[ehsan singapore]

we got usa nice!

[ehsan singapore]

we play argentina last which is great

[kian_khosh]

usa vs iran... should be entertaining to say the least

[ehsan singapore]

Group A is a joke: Lithuania, Venezuela, Kazakhstan, Costa Rica

Iran has the hardest group as usual: Argentina, Iran, Serbia, USA

we can beat serbia and usa we got 3rd last time, we are a strong team

[Futbaldoost]

Iran should beat USA easily. They were in seed 4 and they are not considered a futsal powerhouse. It will be entertaining nevertheless.

Go TM!

[_Navid_]

we can beat serbia and usa we got 3rd last time, we are a strong team

Yes, on paper we should finish 2nd in the group at least.

[peiman92]

Exciting draw!! We get to measure ourselves against the world champions from 2016.
I would have preferred to play them first, with both teams going all out.

[diz]

[BacheLot]

how's our futsal team these days... still formidable as ever..??
i want us to totally rape USA...!!

[AIrani]

Each group as a strong team, such as Brazil, Spain, Portugal, or Argentina (our group).

Group E also is tough group.
Iran will advance from its group.

[diz]

Nazemosharia: Iran a force to be reckoned with in FIFA Futsal World Cup Lithuania 2021

Having taken Islamic Republic of Iran's futsal to new heights at the FIFA Futsal World Cup Colombia 2016™, Mohammad Nazemosharia is determined to kick on. The architect of Team Melli’s third-place finish five years ago – the best ever by an Asian side – he is planning another stellar showing at Lithuania 2021.

The tournament, which runs from September 12 to October 3, will be IR Iran’s eighth futsal world finals.

“The World Cup is a hugely important tournament for us,” Nazemosharia told FIFA.com. “We’ve already shown that we’re a good side and a team to be reckoned with. In Lithuania we’ll show the whole world the quality and power of Iranian futsal.”

The Iranians have been drawn against Serbia, USA and Argentina in Group F.

“We’re a solid unit and we play an effective team game, two factors that are key to our success,” he explained. “We try to play attacking futsal and score as many goals as possible.”

Nazemosharia is hopeful his side can spring a surprise, just as they did in 2016, when they knocked out Brazil in the Round of 16.

“I remember people saying before the Brazil game that we were going to get thrashed. Winning was the best possible response to them.”

IR Iran are the undisputed top team of Asian futsal, with 12 AFC titles to their name out of a possible 15. Though their preparations for Lithuania 2021 have been hampered by the pandemic, they have the ability to repeat and even improve on their performance in Colombia five years ago:

“We’re different to other teams because we have a style and tactics all of our own. Every country has their strong points such as the technical abilities of their players, their tactics, or physical fitness. We’re trying to bring all those qualities together.”

IR Iran’s futsal prowess is founded on a conveyor belt of talented players who have learned their trade playing street football, acquiring the skills needed to operate in the game’s confined spaces. The 51-year-old coach is himself a product of that culture, despite not always having his family’s blessing: “My parents kept telling me how important my studies were.”

Nazemosharia went from the street game into professional football: “I played for my country at U-20 level before moving into futsal. I was 25 at the time and it didn’t take me long to realise that was where my future lay. My dream was to coach my national team and I’ve made it happen.”

Proud of his achievements so far, Nazemosharia may be about to top them all.

https://www.the-afc.com/competitions...rld-cup-lithua