Does the new World Cup system rekindle Fihiyon

Algeria waited 44 years for an opportunity to avenge itself against Austria in the World Cup, coinciding with the final matches of the group stage, which have sparked questions about the integrity of the competition. This skepticism is especially fueled by recent expansions and changes to the qualifying rules that could allow collusion between teams to achieve mutual interests. These issues are among the most prominent concerns of the current World Cup, amid fears of increasing incidents of match-fixing and manipulation to obtain certain results that serve the interests of specific teams.

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