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This Brazilian team are bunch of over hyped mofos, after watching their game against Switzerland, now this, look at how Serbia is playing them |
krattoss:Kid seen. Bye |
Germany machine is gone haaa 2018 WC na drama oooo |
krattoss:Your very stupid, you neerds mathematics teacher to know how it works |
Emekus92:That guy needs mathematics teacher to understand how this works bro lolz |
krattoss:They have not because they are losing 3-0., if Germany just score one goal now they are out. |
How many mins additional time? |
krattoss:It cant be fixed because they have not qualified yet |
Germany in trouble ooo, they should strike deal wirh Korea and just score one goal is enough |
Germany in trouble ooo |
Sorry Penaldo ur plan to meet Russia and score hatrick is gone lolz, cavani go treat your Bleep up instead |
Lol i thought he is immune to penalty? Haaaaa haaaaa |
Iniesta ooo and isco conbines 1-1 |
Up Spain ooo |
Lol Up Super Eagle
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Russia dey form rugged on top Egypt and Saudi lolz |
Surez mi |
Mo Salah scores |
Martinez19:Him for wish doctor declared him unfit ooo |
My Africa oooo M.Salah would have wish he claimed injured and not participate in this at all.smh |
Continho with modified R2 goal!!! I need john champion to comment on that goal chai |
Decatop:Standard apc calculator. |
Next match watch out. Argentina 3-1 Croatia. Nigeria 1-0 Iceland. Then final Round. Argentina 1-1 Nigeria. Iceland 0-0 Croatia. Final standing. Arg 5pts + 2. Nig 4pts +1. Croatia 4pts +0. Iceland 2pts. +0. Mark my words...up naija |
Up naija guys bookmaker this... Next match watch out. Argentina 3-1 Croatia. Nigeria 1-0 Iceland. Then final Round. Argentina 1-1 Nigeria. Iceland 0-0 Croatia. Final standing. Arg 5pts + 2. Nig 4pts +1. Croatia 4pts +0. Iceland 2pts. +0. Mark my words |
blackaxe78:Don't blame Messi penalty miss for Argentina failures Much will be made of the Barcelona man's inability to convert from 12 yards but Argentina should not need a penalty to beat Iceland Try to resist the temptation – as tantalising as it might be – to compare what Cristiano Ronaldo did for Portugal against Spain on Friday night to what befell Lionel Messi against Iceland in Moscow on Saturday afternoon. Sure, Ronaldo scored a penalty and Messi missed one. Sure, Ronaldo banged in a stupendous free-kick and Messi put a similar kind of one over. And sure, Ronaldo hit a hat-trick and Messi drew a blank. But there is so much more going on. Portugal – under Fernando Santos - have a high-class, settled squad with continuity in the line-up and a clearly defined method for obtaining results. They are the European champions for good reason. And yes, they counted on Ronaldo for a hat-trick against their Iberian neighbours. Those moments are his own but there is a solid base for him to work with. In that regard it’s not too dissimilar to Real Madrid; 10 men to win the ball and keep it and one to score the goals. It might look like Portugal are a one-man team – if you concentrate only on the list of scorers – but they are not. For years it was said that Portugal lacked the genuine No. 9 they needed. Now they have one, don’t criticise them for that too. Argentina – on the other hand – have problems. They are the very definition of a one-man team. Portugal managed through Euro 2016 when Ronaldo had bad days – indeed he played precious little of the final – but Argentina simply cannot survive without their No. 10 playing 10 out of 10. Sergio Aguero’s first-half goal was the first goal scored by an Argentine other than Messi in a competitive international match since November 2016. Since then, of course, Messi’s hat-trick in the autumn against Ecuador has carried them all the way here to Russia. Jorge Sampaoli has a way of football that he likes to play but here we are 12 games into his reign and Argentina still looks entirely to its playmaker. It’s left to Messi every time to create, to conjure and to finish. One shot of his even hit the back of Ever Banega and another drive ended with Nicolas Tagliafico falling over in front of him. He is the one making space and then demanding the ball. He is the one starting one-twos and then scurrying fruitlessly along as moves break down around him. He is the one to whom Sampaoli looks to get him out of trouble. At Barcelona, Messi has had the luxury of a team built around him since his teenage days. That is his talent. And that is the way to ensure he can give his maximum. Instead, for Argentina, it's not the same. The formation Sampaoli preferred was confusing. To play two defensive midfielders in Lucas Biglia and Javier Mascherano was to pay Iceland entirely too much respect. There was a failure to deal with the direct aerial threat carried by the Islanders. There were jitters throughout the backline and from Willy Caballero and Marcos Rojo in particular. That much was proven in the Alfred Finnbogason equaliser. This is the kind of team in which Messi at his best can paper over the cracks. But when he has an off-day – and he did – there is simply no other answer. And for Argentina, that is a big worry. But what Messi and Argentina must remember is Portugal started their Euro 2016 campaign with a 1-1 draw against Iceland… and it didn’t turn out too badly for them. |
Shots attempted at the #WorldCup so far: �� Argentina (27) �� Uruguay (15) �� Russia (14) �� Spain (13) �� Morocco (13) Messi (11) �� Iran (9) �� Portugal (9) �� Iceland ( ![]() �� Egypt ( ![]() �� Saudi Arabia (6) https:///wOfxcMF94z |
Messi remains the G.O.A.T weather penalty miss or not, he still the best. Let me remind you all, what was the scores between Iceland vs Portugal in Euro 2016? I need an ans pls? |
Morocco dey ball ooo |
Iran must go down...up Morocco. |
Sad Egypt concede a goal at 89mins, nevertheless they put up a Strong fight. Up Africa |
Ajoboss:Lol thanks bro na typooooo |
L.Suarez just dey spoil ball, Barca board abeg make una enter market asap, we can't take this next season o |
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