France It remains the same. The great match against the Netherlands changed nothing. Dull, dull, but he keeps winning. This time the victim is a Ireland who must have died of boredom because the fight, stalled at the point of no more, had only brilliant action in the cause of Pavard (0-1).
In mbappe wearing the bracelet on his arm again, the injured man is more of a hero griezmann that he It was a game with two differences, in the first one in which the British closed tightly and the strategy of Deschamps did not help, who decided to do without Mbappé and Kolo Muani on the wings and spilled the game of his team , with no exit to the outside and nothing. interior space.
There was just a hint of opportunity in that first round. And very early. Upamecano caught the defense unawares, slipped the ball behind him but Kolo Muani ran out of space to shoot and Giroud failed to take advantage of his move in behind.
Fortunately divine, the thing ran aground just after the changing rooms. Pavardsubscriber to good causes including Franceexpected and stole and without thinking twice he pierced a whip from the front which was impossible bazunu (fifty’). Something that fell like rain in May and forced Ireland who left the cave, looking for an advanced pressure.
However, that is not the match for France. Not working, always looking for Griezmann to try something different, he was not able to take advantage of the spaces that were created and left the British to live very comfortably, which they left alive and hardly paid. they didn’t because rich This is a goalkeeper category. After denying an own goal from Koundé, the Milan goalkeeper leapt like a cheetah to put the mitt on a Collins header that would have slipped past both squads. A shot that didn’t go in and it would have been final, as it was the last minute of regulation time.
France, who had just given an exhibition against the Netherlands, showed their B-side again, but still ended up winning.
Source: La Verdad
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