The British team are confident that Kane will get his target back and start as favorite against a rival full of players active in the Premier League.
England today plays the pass to the quarter-finals of the World Cup in Qatar against Senegal, a team full of European-born players, children of emigration, who are active in the Premier, the English league. left. They know what they’re up against. England, which is a favourite, also knows his rival’s physical talent well. The World Cup in the desert arrives today (8pm, Al-Bayt Stadium), a crossover with a touch of British football.
England faces the stake after thrashing Wales and Iran and drawing with the United States in a game they played with the handbrake. He came out of the first phase with 9 goals for and 2 against. However, that scoring ability is not carried out by their great striker Kane. He has made three assists and has put up his status every time he played, but he still hasn’t scored. So far, his selection has not missed that goal. The team led by Gareth Southgate has enough arsenal and also presents its new jewel in this championship, Bellingham, a young genius whom the big European teams are bidding on.
The England coach seems to have only one question: who plays on the right? Trippier or Walker? Up front, along with Kane, they have plenty of options Foden and Rashford, brilliant against Wales. After a long period condemned to irrelevance, England raised their hand at the last World Cup, in Russia 2018. It reached the semi-finals. And at the last European Championship they played and lost the final against Italy. In Qatar, he is one of the candidates that counts most in forecasting and betting.
Senegal, according to those predictions, is his next victim on his way to the podium. But if there’s one thing that defines football, it’s the unpredictable game condition. The African team is a mix of players born in their country, especially in Dakar, and in European cities, especially in France. In the opposite direction of the famous rally: from Dakar to Paris. Emigration stuff. After training in the prolific French football school, many have taken the leap to the Premier. In the English league, for example, they play goalkeeper Mendy and Koulibaly (Chelsea), the other Mendy (Leicester), Sarr (Watford) and Kouyaté (Nottingham). The coach, Liou Cissé, also went through Birmingham and Porsmouth. Another infiltrator, Gueye (Everton), star in a controversy for refusing to defend the rights of homosexuals, will not be against England due to the cards piling up.
Source: La Verdad
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