Here are the favourites, astrologically, for winning the FIFA World Cup in Russia.
Astrologically, the potential winner of the World Cup would be coming from only one of the four Quarterfinal matches.
A football World Cup winning captain is always born in the year with the best planetary arrangements. The last 3 World Cups were won by captains born in the years 1973, 1981 and 1983, three extraordinary years astrologically. The year that would follow the sequence is 1986. This was the year when Planets Uranus, Neptune, Planet-X (2007 RH283) and Planet-Z (2008 FC76) were in the strongest positions and astrologically the best year after 1983.
Only a 1986 born captain will win the 2018 football World Cup. Out of the 8 teams in fray in the quarter-finals three captains were born in the year 1986 – Hugo Lloris of France, Diego Godin of Uruguay and Igor Akinfeev of Russia.
The only reason Russia could punch above their weight was because their captain was born in 1986. They would go no further as they have done enough damage they were destined to. The other two countries Uruguay and France are the real contenders for the crown.
Interestingly, these teams face each other in the very first quarter-final. The team that goes ahead would be the team with the highest chances to win the World Cup.
One of the heavy weights of the tournament Brazil, alas, doesn’t have a single player born in 1986 and have no chances if they happen to meet Uruguay or France in the semi-finals. Belgium would have a chance only if Vincent Kompany, a 1986 born captains them.
Interestingly, the most fancied nations with the captains born in the years 1986 are already out of fray – Germany and Spain. This was the cosmic way of providing a smoother path to either Uruguay to win their third or France to win their second title.
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