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Goal.com Poll Results: Brazil, Portugal & Cote d'Ivoire Face Group Of Death
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Dec 7, 2009 9:09:48 AM
Last week's World Cup draw brought about the inevitable debates over which of the eight groups was the so-called 'Group of Death'.
In the wake of the draw, Goal.com asked the readers to vote on which group they believed was the 'Group of Death'. The readers overwhelmingly feel that it is Group G, containing Brazil, Portugal, Cote d'Ivoire and North Korea.
Less than a third of the votes went to the other seven groups, although Group A and Group D were considered to be relatively tough. The readers also believe that England, Italy and Spain have been handed easy draws in the group stage.
Here are the results in full:
In the wake of the draw, Goal.com asked the readers to vote on which group they believed was the 'Group of Death'. The readers overwhelmingly feel that it is Group G, containing Brazil, Portugal, Cote d'Ivoire and North Korea.
Less than a third of the votes went to the other seven groups, although Group A and Group D were considered to be relatively tough. The readers also believe that England, Italy and Spain have been handed easy draws in the group stage.
Here are the results in full:
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