England won. You don't usually get free scoring games like this in the World Cup. Teams set up more defensive usually. I knew after that first half everyone will say the same thing - why did Tuchel not start Rashford and Saka in that game against Argentina? Who knows?
I think in games that matter, coaches are happy winning 1-0.
A little sad about the match yesterday. England had started well, as had Argentina to be honest. But then England went full on defensive. It was only a matter of time once that happened.
Reminded me of how ManU used to play.
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It did not end 1-0.
France were playing well, in fact, more likely to score till that penalty was awarded to Spain. After that they never looked like they were in the game.
Now, to the next one.
Surely, this won’t end at 1-0.
The France vs Morocco match was pretty boring. France are just that better. Hoping for a more entertaining Spain vs Belgium today.
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