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Obviously, the decision of whether to watch or not watch the 2022 World Cup is up to each and every individual. The World Cup is a big part of any soccer fan’s life, but it is impossible to ignore the alarming, unique circumstances surrounding this year’s tournament. In fact, despite the pleas of reporters and human rights groups, the uncomfortable truth is that many people across the world will likely watch and enjoy the 2022 World Cup, despite the circumstances that led up to it.

Two European giants will have to navigate each other and two underdog teams with knockout potential.

Argentina are one of the favorites to go all the way as Poland and Saudi Arabia look to end Mexico’s knockout appearance streak on the world stage.

If you beat the defending world champions twice in a year, you should be favored to do it a third time right?

The United States returns to the World Cup after missing out in 2018, with an oddly favorable and unfavorable draw with old foes England and upstarts Wales and Iran.