Tomorrow is the match between France and Morocco. France definitely has the advantage. After all, the paper strength is there—
every position is luxurious. Captain Mbappé is in great form, having already scored 7 goals.
Along with Olise, Dembélé, and Barcola, the front line can deliver a devastating blow to any defense.
However, Cherki is in a bad mood, and I don't know if it will have an impact. He helped Manchester City in the Premier League to score 11 goals and provide 15 assists, ranking second in the assist chart.
He came to the World Cup wanting to be the protagonist or at least a regular starter in the rotation. Being a substitute all the time, it's normal to have emotions.
After all, in the head coach's mind, he ranks behind Mbappé, Dembélé, Olise, and Barcola, and even Dué is ahead of him.
Moreover, his defense is poor and his defensive involvement is extremely low. Even Mbappé plays defense when he comes to the national team. Who do you think you are?
He probably won't cause much trouble within the team. You say you chose Algeria initially—then you would have been a nailed-on starter, maybe even the core.
Choosing Italy would have worked too, but they didn't make it to the World Cup finals. However, with your help, they might have made it.
As for Morocco, their strength is certainly not as strong as France's. I think they have about a 30% chance of advancing.
In the past knockout matches, they eliminated the Netherlands on penalties, then defeated Canada 3-0, with a very solid defense.
Morocco will most likely opt for deep defense and try to counterattack.
How France's front line uses Mbappé's cut-ins and the breakthroughs of Dembélé and Olise to tear apart Morocco's low block—
Morocco can only drag the match to penalties in regular time through extreme defense, that's the only chance.
But after watching their penalty shootout against the Netherlands, I'm also afraid they might not win it.
However, penalty shootouts rely most on mentality. And their goalkeeper is very good at saving penalties.
It was his saves that secured the win against the Netherlands in the previous game.
Furthermore, $River @River4fun @RiverdotInc from July 11 to 14, you can bet on the champion team. Now France and Argentina still look very promising.
Especially in the last match, France was targeted by the referee but still won.
Argentina, with the referee's help, came back from 2 goals down after the 79th minute to win 3-2.
And they say World Cup ticket prices have dropped sharply, so they probably want to keep a few superstars. I'm still planning to choose one of these two.
every position is luxurious. Captain Mbappé is in great form, having already scored 7 goals.
Along with Olise, Dembélé, and Barcola, the front line can deliver a devastating blow to any defense.
However, Cherki is in a bad mood, and I don't know if it will have an impact. He helped Manchester City in the Premier League to score 11 goals and provide 15 assists, ranking second in the assist chart.
He came to the World Cup wanting to be the protagonist or at least a regular starter in the rotation. Being a substitute all the time, it's normal to have emotions.
After all, in the head coach's mind, he ranks behind Mbappé, Dembélé, Olise, and Barcola, and even Dué is ahead of him.
Moreover, his defense is poor and his defensive involvement is extremely low. Even Mbappé plays defense when he comes to the national team. Who do you think you are?
He probably won't cause much trouble within the team. You say you chose Algeria initially—then you would have been a nailed-on starter, maybe even the core.
Choosing Italy would have worked too, but they didn't make it to the World Cup finals. However, with your help, they might have made it.
As for Morocco, their strength is certainly not as strong as France's. I think they have about a 30% chance of advancing.
In the past knockout matches, they eliminated the Netherlands on penalties, then defeated Canada 3-0, with a very solid defense.
Morocco will most likely opt for deep defense and try to counterattack.
How France's front line uses Mbappé's cut-ins and the breakthroughs of Dembélé and Olise to tear apart Morocco's low block—
Morocco can only drag the match to penalties in regular time through extreme defense, that's the only chance.
But after watching their penalty shootout against the Netherlands, I'm also afraid they might not win it.
However, penalty shootouts rely most on mentality. And their goalkeeper is very good at saving penalties.
It was his saves that secured the win against the Netherlands in the previous game.
Furthermore, $River @River4fun @RiverdotInc from July 11 to 14, you can bet on the champion team. Now France and Argentina still look very promising.
Especially in the last match, France was targeted by the referee but still won.
Argentina, with the referee's help, came back from 2 goals down after the 79th minute to win 3-2.
And they say World Cup ticket prices have dropped sharply, so they probably want to keep a few superstars. I'm still planning to choose one of these two.
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