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England deserved to win against Tunisia. They have a world-class striker for a change in Harry Kane - the best since Gary Lineker - but the midfield and defence aren’t fantastic.
Agreed. Against better teams they would have been punished more.
Belgium tossed aside World Cup debutantes Panama today as well while Sweden and South Park played the first snoozer of the tournament with Sweden winning 1-0 by way of a penalty kick.
Historically, the Germans have never been well prepared when they go to Russia.
England were OK today. Apart from Kane they don't look great.
With the second round of games in the group stage underway, teams are already beginning to advance to the knockout round.
Hosts Russia and Uruguay qualified with their respective wins yesterday and today, Spain are Protugal are likely to move on but if Iran somehow manage to draw Portugal they could advance.
Rather dull, low scoring games the last two days sadly. Tactically interesting for devotees of football like myself, but not likely to win over any new fans either.
Breakout star of the tournament so far, the Moroccan head coach Hervé Renard
https://www.thecut.com/2018/06/morocco-soccer-coach-herve-renard.html
I only get to watch the replays at night while at work. Loving every minute of what I can watch.
France secured their passage to the knockout round today with a 1-0 win over Peru. Denmark and Australia played to a 1-1 draw as well.,
However, the day's big topic of discussion will be how poor Argentina were in their 3-0 loss to Croatia.
And they were right shit. Croatia played as a team; Argentina as a "team" of 11 players with no cohesion, no plan B other than give it to Messi and hope for another magic show. It was an abject display that will haunt the Argentinians for years to come.
As I mentioned earlier in the thread Croatia will be a serious challenge for anybody. They mark up aggressively and are also able to cover the breaks. A guy like Modric adds skill to a physically intimidating team.
A 15-year-old boy, Ahmed Raza belonging to a Pakistani football maker family who has been hand stitching footballs for the #FIFA World Cup for three generations will conduct the coin toss at today's match between Brazil and Costa Rica.
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Ahmed Raza with celebrated filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy in Moscow. Chinoy is documenting Raza's journey to Moscow for a short film to be released in July this year. — Photo courtesy: Lotus PR
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