So we told you about the third day of the World Cup
These were the results and highlights of Tuesday, in which the third day of the World Cup was held:
Saudi Arabia leaves Argentina sounding. Saudi Arabia shone against Argentina in the biggest surprise so far in the World Cup. The white team, led by Leo Messi, led by Lionel Scaloni, fell to the Persian Gulf team at its start. Two goals in five minutes from Al-Dosari and Al-Shehri overturned Messi’s penalty kick early in the match. “We lost because of our mistakes. In the first half we were good, but then we made a lot of mistakes. You have to work and correct a lot of things to keep fighting in this World Cup,” said Inter Milan striker Lautaro, who scored twice for offside. Despite their dominance, the South Americans were unable to overcome the Owais.
The Saudi monarch decided that Wednesday is a day off across the country to beat Argentina. Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz issued a decree today that tomorrow, Wednesday, be a holiday throughout the country on the occasion of “the Saudi national team’s victory over the Argentine national team in the World Cup,” according to the official. The Saudi Arabian News Agency, SPA. A judicial statement carried by the Saudi Press Agency stated that the Saudi monarch “has decided that tomorrow, Wednesday, will be a holiday for all public and private sectors in the country, as well as for all students.”
France trailed Australia on their debut and ended up scoring a feast with two goals from Giroud, one from Rabiot and the other from Mbappe. The French national team made its debut with a crushing victory over Australia at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. After the loss of Karim Benzema, French coach Didier Deschamps chose an attacking team in which Griezmann was. Together, Dembele, Mbappe and Giroud started the attack to start the defense of the world title that was achieved in the last edition, in Russia 2018. France started to lose, but ended up coming from behind and eating two goals from Giroud, one from Rabiot. Another Mbappe.
Denmark, Tunisia, Mexico and Poland finish without goals. On the third day of the World Cup, Denmark and Tunisia (Group D), Mexico and Poland (Group C) tied without goals (0-0). El Tri and Lewandowski had a good chance to score three points after defeating Argentina. Guillermo Ochoa, the 37-year-old Mexican goalkeeper, saved a penalty from the Barcelona striker and prevented the Europeans from advancing on the scoreboard.
Jan Vertonghen: “I’m afraid to talk about the bracelet, we’re under control.” Asked about the LGTBI collective’s support bracelet, Jan Vertonghen, an international with Belgium, said this Tuesday that he’s afraid to speak up, and that if he spoke the same thing tomorrow they wouldn’t let him play. This is the climate, for the player, that is created: “If we put the bracelet on we will only be punished. Now the truth is I’m afraid to say anything about it. I don’t feel comfortable talking about it. I think that’s what it’s all about. If I say something about This topic I’m dreading whether I can be on the field tomorrow or not it’s something I’ve never experienced in football we’re controlled and I do I don’t like making statements to either policy if we can’t do it because we take sides Against racism, if we can’t even say this, then what, I shouldn’t be talking about it because I want to be on the field tomorrow at ten.
Carvajal and Guillamon are back in the group. Dani Carvajal, who recovered from a cold, and Valencia player Hugo Guillamon, who overcame his knee disease, were the latest developments in the recent training session for the Spanish national team at Qatar University, where their coach, Luis Enrique Martinez, drew the latest conclusions to form the basic team that will attend for the first time against Costa Rica on Wednesdays at 5:00 p.m.
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