Defeats Switzerland and Norway in two matches that ended in extra time. Competing for the World Cup will be the best from the United States, Canada and Mexico and we will see two more performances from Pulce.
It will be a match between Argentina and England, the second semi-final of the World Cup. They will play on Wednesday 15 July at 9pm (Italian time) in Atalanta and it will be a match with a very high technical and competitive content while on the other side of the scoreboard two very favorites will be forgotten as Spain And France. The best there was around came to compete for the World Cup and not even Infantino’s extra large tournament rewrote the geography of world football.
The last night of the quarter-finals outlined the path that awaits us in the final week of the North American World Cup. Both Argentina and England had to suffer until extra time to eliminate Switzerland and Norway respectivelynot without fears and doubts due to two lower performances compared to those shown in the previous rounds.
The news is that they did not score either Leo Messinor Harry Kane on a night in which he also made a comma Erling Haaland: it happens even to the best. The protagonists were Jude Bellingham for the English e Julian Alvarezwith the extraordinary participation of Lautaro Martínezfor the Argentines. The good news is that we will see two more matches from Messi at the World Cup and who knows if the last one will be the re-edition of the final against France at Qatar 2022, one of the most beautiful and intense matches in the history of the World Cup.
England had to come back against Norway, risking their necks when, trailing due to Schjelderup’s initial goal, they were saved by the doubling canceled out via VAR by the uncertain Frenchman Turpin. The English Lions clung to the shoulders of Bellingham, author of a brace with the yellow of the first goal scored in an action in which, according to the opponents, the ball would have first touched the wire of the aerial camera of the state of Miami: a circumstance denied by FIFA with complete reference to the now famous sensor that is in the ball.
McCallister’s immediate advantage wasn’t enough for Argentina to have a peaceful match. On the contrary. Switzerland equalized through Ndoye and was able to resist even when they found themselves outnumbered due to Embolo’s foolish expulsion. Only in extra time did the two decisive goals from His Majesty Messi’s two attacking team-mates arrive. The semi-finals from Tuesday.
