Alex Ossola

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It's finally time.

The World Cup is kicking off tomorrow, and there are 48 teams competing from all over the world.

Now, we should say that most people choose a World Cup team to back based on a personal connection.

Totally fair.

But if you don't have that or you're looking for a backup, we have you covered.

WSJ has a little quiz of just a handful of questions to help you decide on which team to root for in this year's World Cup.

To help me test it out is WSJ audio producer Pierre Bien-Aimé.

Hello, Pierre.

Welcome to this side of the microphone.

It's just the best thing.

The best.

Okay.

So do you have a team that you already support?

That seems important, but we're going to help you pick a backup just in case they get knocked out super early or something.

Not saying that would happen, but you never know.

Okay, so I'm going to ask you some questions based on this quiz, and we're going to see what team best matches your personality, basically.