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The

handball

there

has

been

given.

Clear

handball,

and

Mexico

have

the

penalty.

Carlos

Vela

will

step

forward

for

Mexico.

Vela

scores

and

Mexico

lead.

Something

might

be

building

here

from

Mexico

at

this

World

Cup,

and

that

is

what

separates

the

sides.

Yet

again,

We

have

a

penalty

this

afternoon.

Martin.

We

had

a

bit

of

a

ding-dong

in

the

studio

the

other

day.

What

about

this

one?

You

lot

are

all

going

to

fall

out

again.

I

couldn't

have

done

so.

I

think

this

is

a

definite

penalty.

It's

a

totally

different

circumstance

to

Thursday.

Totally

different.

I

think

that

the

distance,

first

of

all,

I

think

that

Zhang

has

more

time

to

think

about

the

incident.

And

I

think

that,

I

think

his,

as

Zini

would

say,

his

arm

is

definitely

in

an

unnatural

position

in

this

particular

instance.

And

when

I

say

unnatural,

He

is

preventing

the

ball

from

being

put

across

the

penalty

area

with

his

arm.

It's

an

unnatural

position.

I

have

no

sympathy

for

him,

but

that

doesn't

mean

it

should

be

a

penalty.

I

have

no

sympathy

because

he's

gone

to

ground.

He

should

have

held

his

ground.

And

allowed

Guardado

to

at

least

attempt

to

beat

him.

But

he's

gone

to

ground.

He's

put

his

arm

in

the

air.

And

that's

a

penalty.

And

I

think

the

referee

has

got

that

one

right.

As

I

said,

A

totally

different

circumstance

to

the

other

day.

When

the

distance

between

two

lads

jumping

for

the

ball

in

the

air

and

one

comes

off,

it

comes

off

his

hand

at

a

very

close

distance.

So

this

is

the

one

from

just

two

days

ago

that

we

were

debating.

And

that

was

given

as

a

penalty.

And

as

I

said,

That's

not

a

penalty

in

a

million

years.

I

think

if

you

compare

the

two,

the

Paulson

one

is

definitely

harsher.

I

think,

as

Martin

said,

The

one

today

seems

as

if

the

position

is

a

lot

more

unnatural.

He's

gone

to

ground.

His

arm's

up

here.

You

wonder

why

his

arm's

up

here.

I

think

if

we're

comparing

the

two,

it's

definitely...

And

it's

an

issue

of

being

deliberate

or

not.

I

think

there's

definitely...

It's

definitely

harsher.

I

think.

The

word

'unnatural'

seems

kind

of

crazy.

We'll

just

take

the

fact

that

as

he's

coming

out,

as

he's

diving

out,

first

of

all,

he's

gone

to

ground.

He's

put

his

arm

up

there.

That

is

also

helping

to

prevent

the

ball

from

going

across

the

penalty

area.

And

I

think

he

knows

what

he's

doing.

Yeah,

He's

made

himself

bigger.

We've

consulted

with

Mark

Clattenburg

again,

And

he

does

believe

that

should

have

been

a

penalty.

Because

he's

made

himself

bigger.

Unnatural

position.

There

we

go.

Happy

days.

What's

there

to

even

debate?

Martin,

Hey?

Nothing.

Great.

I

know.

Let's

talk

about

some

football.

Slavin.

That's

what

you

love.

Isn't

it?

Yeah.

Of

course.

I

mean,

We

all

love

it.

We

talk

about

Mexico.

I

mean,

The

way

they

play.

That

is

positional

football.

If

you

can

see

it,

They

start

high

on

the

pitch,

And

then

from

there,

They

go

into

little

spaces,

Always

creating

those

triangles,

Not

one,

But

two

or

three,

And

then

rotations

and

everything,

And

nobody's

sprinting.

Nobody's

in

extremes;

they're

just

moving

the

ball

until

there's

a

situation

to

use

a

little

bit

of

space,

especially

to

go

to

the

left

wing

where

Lozano

is.

Then

he

goes

one-on-one;

he

doesn't

play

square

or

triangles,

he

just

goes

at

players.

This

is

the

way

they

play,

and

they're

also

tiring

the

opponent

with

this.

I

think

you

have

to

give

credit

to

Osorio

as

well,

because

he

has

a

center

forward

in

Hernández

whom

we've

seen

play

for

Manchester

United

a

number

of

times,

but

he

has

no

real

pace

and

isn't

the

best

at

holding

up

play

he's

a

penalty-area

player.

So

they

have

to

play

the

little

triangles

to

get

him

into

the

penalty

area

where

there

might

be

a

goalscoring

opportunity,

or

play

it

wide

to

their

terrific

winger.

Hernández

plays

a

big

part

in

that

as

well.

You

know,

You

see

in

that

picture,

He

comes

short,

Plays

it

and

then

spins.

Same

against

Germany

for

Lozano's

goal.

He

came

short,

Came

into

the

pocket,

Dropped

it

off.

They

played

Lozano

in,

so

he

knows

his

strengths.

But

he's

great

at

setting

up

the

counterattacks.

I

love

his

part

to

play

in

those

little

triangles.

Great

centre-forward

play.

Yeah,

I

do

agree

with

you.

And

in

those

little

clips,

He

did

very,

very

well.

Ask

him

to

hold

the

ball

up

for

three

or

four

seconds

as

you're

playing

it

a

wee

bit

longer.

I

would

have

serious

doubts,

in

my

time

watching

him

play,

Even

though

he's,

He

might

prove

me

wrong

by

only

scoring

goals,

but

there's

a

total

difference

between

scoring

goals

and

the

penalty

area.

He's

a

box

player.

He's

a

penalty

box

player.

Oh

my

gosh,

We

all

agree

on

something.

This

is

very

unusual.

He's

a

penalty

box

player.

Mexico.

We've

got

more

in

common

than

you

think.

Mexico,

A

goal

up

against

South

Korea.

Huge

second

half

coming

up

for

both

sides.

South

Korea

have

it

all

to

do

in

the

second

half

with

Mexico

on

course

for

maximum

points.

It's

all

very

well

saying

they

need

to

come

out,

they

need

to

score

goals.

But

what

specifically

will

their

coach

be

telling

them?

Do

you

think?

Slavin,

just

continue

like

this.

We

said

before

the

game

that

it's

a

good

decision

from

the

manager

to

put

Son

up

front

because

there

he

can

have...

He

didn't

have

a

great

impact

today,

but

he

had

a

couple

of

really

good

chances.

With

his

pace

it's

hard

to

mark

him

because

Mexico

are

playing

with

a

lot

of

players

in

front

of

the

ball,

so

he

had

those

chances

and

I've

seen

him

score

from

those

positions

for

Spurs;

he

didn't

today,

but

he's

going

to

probably,

The

way

they

play

and

the

way

Mexico

play,

He's

going

to

have

one

or

two

again

in

the

second

half.

He

just

has

to

score.

He's

still

too

isolated

for

me;

he

was

on

his

own

for

both

chances.

In

that

first

half.

He

was

on

his

own.

He

had

four

players

to

beat.

I

would

like

to

see

Ki,

Someone

getting

up

there

with

him,

Long-range

shots,

Something

adventurous.

They

need

to

win

this

game

and

get

something

out

of

it.

But

they

can't

because

they're

sitting

deep.

They

have

to

sit

deep

against

Mexico.

It's

difficult

for

them.

And

he's

speaking

from

experience

about

being

isolated.

You

hate

it.

Well,

Let's

see

if

they

can

get

a

bit

more

support

up

to

Son

and

whether

he

can

make

the

difference.

They

need

him.

They

need

to

do

something.

A

huge

second

half

coming

up,

with

Ian

Dowie

and

Joe

Speight.

Thank

you

very

much,

Jackie.

Under

the

guidance

of

Juan

Carlos

Osorio,

Mexico

came

here

with

very

high

ambitions,

A

country

of

million

people.

A

couple

of

months

ago,

their

president

demanded

they

return

home

from

Russia

with

the

World

Cup

trophy.

You

can

see

there,

The

man

to

the

right

of

Shin

Tae-yong

is

Tony

Grande,

A

notable

number

two,

he

was

the

assistant

to

Vicente

del

Bosque

when

Spain

won

the

World

Cup

in

A

wily

figure

to

lend

a

helping

hand

to

South

Korea.

They

need

a

boost

now

in

the

second

half

here

because

they

trail

once

again

at

this

World

Cup.

They

lost

against

the

Swedes,

They're

behind

against

Mexico.

And

Mexico

are

looking

to

make

it

back-to-back

wins

and

perhaps

book

their

place

in

the

last

at

the

end

of

the

action

in

Group

F

today.

Shin

Tae-yong

succeeded,

didn't

he?

A

vast

history

and

experience

there

too,

So

very

important

Someone

to

bounce

things

around.

Martin

and

Roy

have

certainly

struck

well

together

with

a

really

good

campaign

for

the

Republic

of

Ireland.

Shin

Tae-yong's

fourth

competitive

game

in

charge

of

South

Korea.

And

they're

yet

to

score

a

goal.

Their

final

two

qualifiers

both

finished

two

draws

against

Iran

and

Uzbekistan.

Those

are

the

points

which

got

them

to

the

World

Cup

finals.

You

need

to

put

that

in

context.

They

finished

below

Iran

in

the

qualifying

group.

It's

a

big

task

to

play

against

a

quality

side

like

Mexico.

This

man

has

been

I

think

the

best

player

on

the

pitch.

There

we

go.

The

contact

is

clear,

He

gives

it

away.

But

he's

been

really

good

in

the

first

half.

He's

run

with

the

ball

well.

He's

enjoyed

that

central

position.

He

and

Liam

switched

about,

as

the

boys

and

Eddie

talked

about

at

half-time

in

the

studio.

That

fluidity

amongst

that

front

three,

the

rotation,

whether

triangles

or

interchange

of

possession

and

positions.

Here's

Kim

Min-woo,

the

most

convincing

player

of

the

first

half

as

a

left-back

for

South

Korea.

You're

thinking,

If

you're

Shin

Tae-yong,

what

would

you

be

saying?

I'd

be

looking

to

continue

some

of

their

good

passing,

It's

not

a

foul.

What

I

would

say

was

when

they

get

into

the

yards.

The

Mexicans

looked

to

slide

balls

down

the

sides.

The

movement

for

me

would

be

exactly

what

Son

does.

Off

one

centre-half,

running

behind

the

other.

Ideally,

off

Moreno

in

behind

Salcedo.

I

read

this

morning,

one

of

the

secrets

of

the

Mexicans'

success

this

year,

they've

brought

two

tonnes

of

their

own

food

with

them

to

Russia.

The

chef's

special

is

corn

tortillas,

which

they

said

had

the

taste

of

success.

That's

just

attention

to

detail.

He's

seen

that.

He's

got

his

pad

by

his

side.

On

the

touchline.

He

makes

little

notes.

They're

good

little

reminders.

Some

people

remember

him;

it's

just

different

ways

of

doing

it,

and

he

maybe

has...

A

little

Plan

B

there.

If

they

were

to

go

level

here,

an

equaliser

for

the

Republic

of

Korea,

he

may

have

a

plan

about

what

he

wants

to

do

and

how

he

wants

to

change

the

shape

of

the

team

or

the

substitutions

he's

liable

to

make.

You

generally

plan

for

those

sort

of

situations.

What

happens

if

someone

gets

sent

off?

They're

the

little

Plan

Bs

and

what

if

this

happens?

I

agree

with

Martin,

It

seems

like

the

lads,

Well,

there's

no

doubt

the

lads

want

to

play

for

him

because

the

energy

in

the

team

is

incredible.

He's

also

a

man

with

pretty

high

ambitions.

He's

made

no

secret

of

his

desire

to

manage

in

English

football.

You

would

have

heard

Urbiya

in

our

build-up.

He

had

a

time

in...

He

is,

As

you

can

see

right

now,

Going

through

his

rituals

on

the

touchline.

He

spent

time

studying

in

Liverpool

and

would

spy

on

Liverpool's

training

sessions.

He

had

a

spell

working

with

Manchester

City

under

Kevin

Keegan.

And

his

stock

will

soar

the

further

Mexico

go

at

these

World

Cup

finals

this

summer.

I

think

every

coach

has

an

inquisitive

mind.

It's

not

about

replicating

what

people

do

or

going

to

see

Man

City

and

replicate

what

they

do.

But

I'm

sure

if

you

spent

a

day,

Two

days

at

Man

City's

training

ground,

you

could

pick

five

or

six

fantastic

ideas

and

see

how

you

implement

them.

Everyone's

different.

I

agree

with

Slaven,

I

think

they've

done

a

lot

wrong.

Shin

Tae-yong's

got

a

tune

out

of

them

today,

much

much

better

than

they

were

the

other

day.

A

bit

of

energy.

There's

a

little

bit

of

grit

and

determination

on

the

edge.

Chance

here,

though.

Far,

much

further.

Here's

Lozano.

Onto

his

favoured

right

foot.

He's

found

his

shooting

range

so

far

today.

He's

had

two

opportunities.

He

suggested.

I

thought

he'd

cut.

He'd

curl

that

one,

and

it's

a

little

bit

too

easy

to

flick

on.

All

of

a

sudden,

It's

and

he

cuts

inside

there.

That's

a

good

opportunity;

he

gets

it

wrong.

Certainly,

Moon's

given

them

something

different,

hasn't

he?

He

is

on.

Moon

is

the...

A

move

ahead

of

him.

Mexico

throw.

He

does

a

great

job,

I

mean,

caps.

Are

you

saying

the

record

was

Claudio

Suarez.

He's

only

Isn't

he?

Yeah.

You'd

imagine

he's

got

a

very

good

chance

of

at

least

matching

that.

And

Vela,

He

was

taken

out.

Referee

played

the

advantage.

That's

Hernandez.

Might

have

made

more

of

that

chance

there,

Mexico.

I

think

there

are

two

things.

I

think

the

run

from

Lozano,

I

think

he

was

spotted

earlier

as

an

opportunity

there.

And

then

maybe,

I

think

he's

got

to

play

Leone.

Leone

was

definitely

in

there.

I

suppose

running

with

goals.

You

want

to

chance

your

arm.

He's

capable

for

sure.

He's

scored

three

at

World

Cups

over

the

years.

Two

in

One

against

Croatia

in

the

group

stage

four

years

ago.

He's

Hwang.

Now

Moon.

He

got

a

shot

in.

Now

they

want

a

handball.

South

Korea.

This

time

the

referee

has

given

a

corner.

Shin

Se-yong

is

having

a

word

with

the

fourth

official.

I

think

that

hit

his

hand.

It's

a

much

better

place.

Have

a

look

here.

No.

It

doesn't.

It's

on

the

side.

Good

decision.

I've

got

to

say,

Bringing

Hwang

inside,

It

does

clip

his

hand.

But

it's

not

an

unnatural

position.

Is

it?

But

bringing

Hwang

inside...

It's

made

much

more

of

a

difference

for

the

side,

Lee

Jae-sung

playing

more

on

this

left-hand

side.

The

balance

is

good.

You

feel

there's

something

here

for

South

Korea

if

they

can

keep

persevering.

Much

more

belief

today.

It's

the

corner

routine.

Lee

Jae-sung

with

the

ball,

a

bit

of

a

waste

from

a

presentable

position.

And

Ochoa

sets

Mexico

away.

There's

Alvarez,

Tackled

by

Mu.

Another

good

tracking

back.

Not

the

greatest

throw

from

Ochoa.

Put

Alvarez

under

a

little

bit

of

pressure,

I've.

Had

two

big

surprises

from

the

Asian

qualifiers

at

this

World

Cup

so

far:

Iran

beating

Morocco,

Japan

beating

Colombia;

South

Korean

fans

here

hoping

to

see

a

similar

outcome

today

are

having

to

come

from

behind,

there's

a

skirmish

off

the

ball

but

on

the

go,

ecuador

and

amnes

alvarez

to

herrera,

in

general

South

America

is

quite

good

at

managing

the

game,

you

know,

if

there's

contact,

They

go

to

ground.

Kill

the

minutes.

Lozano.

He's

won

a

free

kick.

He's

just

too

quick

for

Ju.

Good

for

a

card.

But

Ju

thinks

he's

going

to

get

there.

It's

not

the

greatest

control.

But

he's

so

quick.

He's

in

there.

Draws

the

foul.

He's

got

a

short

fuse

too

at

times.

Osorio.

He

was

given

a

six-game

ban

by

FIFA.

It

was

for

a

tirade

towards

the

officials

at

the

Confederations

Cup

in

Russia

last

year.

In

that

aggression,

Bend

it

into

that

area.

A

couple

of

yards

outside

the

penalty

spot.

Guardado's

ball

bit.

Easy

for

Cho.

Good

distribution

there

by

Cho

to

pick

out

Mu.

Really

good

half

volley.

Volley

into

his

path.

Very

good.

Got

them

up

the

pitch.

That

was

key;

touch

there.

By

Key.

He's

done

well.

That

was

by

Guardado.

The

strike

was

a

powerful

one,

only

parried

by

Ochoa.

Key

got

plenty

behind

that.

There's

no

doubt

that

Key

is

a...

A

lovely

striker

we've

seen;

he

helped

a

couple

of

times

last

season,

takes

a

lot

of

set

pieces

and

hits

those

brilliantly

from

distance.

In

the

end,

on

the

second

attempt

Ochoa

has

it

in

his

gloves.

Just

see

those

saves

against

Germany

which

Ochoa

made

a

couple

of

years

ago

it

was

an

amazing

performance,

in

particular

the

battle

against

Neymar

and

that

goal

that

drew

that

game

against

Brazil.

There

was

an

image

going

around

social

media

showing

him

with

six

fingers.

Salcedo.

To

control.

Lozano

losing

out

in

the

end.

Here's

Lee

Jae-sung.

Now

Moon.

Salcedo.

Lion.

And

Vela.

And

it's

his

first

penalty.

Which

separates

the

sides.

And

the

card

is

finally

coming.

Never

had

to.

That's

Kim

Jong-un.

He's

done

four

or

five.

Left

a

little

bit

on

him

with

Vela.

It's

a

matter

of

time.

They

have

been

mounting

up

from

South

Korea.

Kim

Jong-un.

The

first

name

taken.

It's

a

silly

one.

Really.

Isn't

it

unnecessary?

Almost

on

the

halfway

line.

Once

again,

Drifts

past

people

like

they're

not

there.

Fella.

Herrera,

Hernandez,

Guardado.

They

fly

again.

Guardado

does!

Fantastic

save

by

Ochoa.

Well,

He

was

elastic

there,

The

South

Korean

goalkeeper.

A

lovely

little

play.

Great

touch

by

Hernandez.

He

gets

the

first

shot

wrong

and

takes

his

time.

Then

he

picks

out

a

really

good

effort.

It's

a

fine

save

by

Ochoa.

You

just

sense,

also,

You

know,

That

South

Korea

haven't

come

into

the

game

and

aren't

committing

more

bodies

forward.

Slight

deflection.

That

save

was

expected

a

good

one.

There'll

be

some

more

opportunities

for

Mexico.

D'Arne

with

the

outswinging

corner.

And

back

to

Hirving

Lozano.

It's

Lozano.

Carlos

Vela.

Herrera.

Vela.

Cheap

giveaway

by

Herrera.

He's

the

key

playmaker

in

the

Mexican

midfield.

Lee

Yong

covers

the

ground

so

well,

doesn't

he?

when

he

gets

in

stride.

He's

a

natural

ball

carrier.

There's

that

ball

again.

It

does.

Really

good

movement

from

Moon.

Good

first

touch,

too,

by

Moon.

It's

Guardado

for

Mexico

in

a

game

which

is

becoming

stretched.

The

fine

pass

there

by

Guardado.

Hirving

Lozano

for

Mexico.

Excellent

defending.

Twangy

was

helping

out.

Plenty

of

pace,

Wang.

Wonderful

ball.

Good

defending

from

Moreno

initially.

There's

a

growing

belief

that

there

are

opportunities

here

for

South

Korea.

Another

chance

here.

Once

again,

that

man

Moreno.

He's

got

a

lovely

left

foot.

Wonderful

ball.

Hirving

Lozano

took

it

well.

Excellent

tackle

by

Ki.

Very

open

game

all

of

a

sudden.

Lozano,

Hernandez.

The

best

wide

forwards,

Joe,

make,

you

know,

if

you're

playing

that

three

with

Hernandez

and

the

two

wide

men,

the

best

wide

forwards

make

great

outside

runs,

and

he

does

it

so

well.

Look

at

this.

Doesn't

even

look

across

the

back

of

Ki,

doesn't

even

move.

He's

onside.

It's

a

brilliant

first

touch.

If

he

can

just

glance,

if

he

lobs

the

keeper

with

his

second

touch,

it's

maybe

a

goal.

He

doesn't.

It's

a

brilliant

first

touch,

and

he

just

doesn't

get

hold

of

this

one

right.

He's

trying

to

power

it.

He'd

be

better

just

to

flick

it

over

the

keeper's

head.

Probably

didn't

get

a

chance

to

glance

it.

Great

pick

out

From

Moreno.

Watching

Mexico

sounds

such

good

fun.

They're

known

to

be

defensively

open,

but

play

with

flair

on

the

front

foot.

And

you

pace

in

their

game

too.

Could

be

exposed

here.

It's

Kim

Min-woo.

Oh,

It's

a

good

block

by

Salcedo,

It

had

to

be.

The

effort

was

by

Lee

Jae-sung.

Yes,

he's

armed

by

his

side

as

well.

Lee

Yong.

Low

one,

Away

by

Moreno.

Seen

them

have

to

defend

like

this

against

Germany

at

times.

They

do

it

resolutely,

but

on

the

counter-attack,

Here

they

go.

Here

comes

the

break.

Hernández,

out

to

Layún,

is

Vela.

That's

bending,

And

it

wasn't

too

far

away

at

all.

I

think

he's

on

target,

he

might

be

in.

Great

end-to-end

counter

now,

Joe,

they've

shown

some

invention,

South

Korea,

But

so

has

this

man

here.

Vela's

been

very

good,

tries

that

curling

effort,

Maybe.

Two

yards

too

high

and

nearer

the

center

of

the

goal.

There

was

some

movement

on

the

South

Korean

bench,

So

their

first

change

appears

to

be

imminent.

That's

the

hour

mark.

Another

Lee

Seung-woo

comes

on.

The

boy

from

Hellas

Verona.

He

with

the

raking

pass

there,

But

straight

to

a

show-up.

South

Korea

have

failed

to

win

in

their

last

seven

games

at

the

World

Cup.

They've

lost

their

last

three

in

a

row.

He

caught

it

there,

Ian,

it

is

Lee

Seung-woo.

Looks

like

he'll

be

coming

on.

There's

a

little

buzz

about

him.

He's

only

Lee

Seung-woo

is

coming

on.

Two

of

the

South

Korean

back

four

are

on

bookings.

Only

five

caps;

he's

got

a

bit

of

legs,

a

bit

of

dynamism

quite

exciting,

I

think

a

lot

of

people

in

South

Korea

rate

his

potential.

Confusion

as

to

who's

coming

off

with

the

old

shirt

numbers

as

they're

changing

shirts,

and

Hirving

Lozano

is

still

receiving

attention

now

for

Mexico.

He

had

to

go

off

around

about

this

stage

of

the

game

against

Germany

last

weekend.

It

was,

I

think,

more

due

to

that

flu

bug

I

mentioned

earlier.

You

see

there

the

old

stager,

Rafael

Marquez,

is

the

player

who

may

well

be

coming

on

for

Mexico.

He

came

off

the

bench

against

Germany

to

appear

at

a

fifth

World

Cup

Finals.

Well,

I

mean,

it'll

certainly

be

a

bit

of

a

defensive

change,

for

sure.

Five

World

Cups,

Is

he

the

third

man

to

feature

at

five

World

Cup

finals?

And

with

Lothar

Matthäus'

countryman

Antonio

Carbajal

playing

on

for

now.

South

Korea

playing

on

here.

Here's

Son.

What's

Moreno

doing

there?

It's

a

cheap

giveaway.

Trying

to

move

beyond

Salcedo,

Son,

but

without

success.

Gallardo,

brilliant

recovery

play.

Don't

mess

about

with

it.

He

gives

it

away

as

well.

One

or

two

sloppy

moments.

A

bit

of

panic,

got

to

calm

down.

Leon.

He's

moved.

Ball

has

been

won

fairly.

Lozano.

There's

a

swipe

there,

but

Lozano

rode

the

tackle.

He's

got

support.

He's

picked

out

Hernandez.

And

Javier

Hernandez.

It

is

a

milestone

goal.

for

Mexico.

For

Javier

Hernandez.

Their

all-time

top

scorer.

Makes

it

a

breakaway

goal

once

again.

Mexico.

A

real

team

to

watch.

At

the

World

Cup,

Martin

talked

about

him

not

being

a

hold-up

man

he's

right,

but

when

that

ball

falls

to

him

I

think

he's

hit

many

a

cleaner

shot

than

this;

he

does

play

the

ball

there,

lovely

carrying

with

this

man,

Lozano

takes

his

time,

he

picks

the

right

pass

and

this

little

bit

is

brilliant

inside

Yang

slips

it

under

the

keeper,

it's

wonderful

and

calm,

he

takes

a

breath,

yeah

he

doesn't

see

it;

he

hits

a

thousand

shots

cleaner

than

that.

It

doesn't

matter.

It's

his

It's

a

wonderful

conversion

rate.

You

think

that

may

well

be

game

over.

Cacophony

of

noise

around

the

stadium.

It

is

deafening.

The

hordes

of

Mexican

fans

loving

it.

Look

at

the

smile

from

Hernandez.

Well,

Those

corn

tortillas

are

clearly

working.

Here's

that

ball.

Was

there

a

foul

in

the

build-up

from

Herrera?

That's

what

South

Korea

will

claim.

Well,

I

mean.

He

may,

I

think

he

did

kick

through

the

ball.

I

mean,

That's

going

to

be.

I

think

it's

Guardado.

They

tend

to

do

this

a

lot;

he

also

kills

a

bit

of

time

by

the

time

he's

put

his

armband

on,

you

know.

goals.

He's

always

scored

goals.

But

the

calmness

of

that.

Joe,

You

think

he's

going

to

hit

that

left-foot

shot?

Just

checks

it

inside.

Very

difficult

to

defend

against.

And

then

bobbles

it

into

the

back

of

the

net.

But

he

won't

care

about

that.

goals.

Outstanding.

And

I

think

this

is

where

they're

at

their

best.

I

think

they're

a

really

good

counter-attacking

team.

Teams

will

come

at

them.

And

they're

very

good.

I

mean,

The

Zarno

movement

is

energy.

I

mean,

The

distance

he

must

cover

and

the

pace

he

runs

at.

He's

an

extraordinary

talent.

I

do

hope

you

can

hear

the

volume

coming

through

from

the

Mexican

fans

in

Rostov.

They're

on

their

feet

all

around

this

stadium.

South

Korea

are

not

going

to

go

down

without

a

fight.

They

have

a

corner.

Still.

A

quarter

of

the

game

to

play.

I'll

reiterate.

It's

chalk

and

cheese

from

the

performance

of

the

night.

There's

been

energy.

They've

tried.

They've

been

very

competitive.

There's

Lee

Jae

Sung.

Corner

again.

He's

whipping

up

the

crowd

in

there.

They

don't

need

any

whipping

up,

Do

they?

Wow,

The

noise

is

quite

incredible.

You

may

have

seen

reports

of

rumoured

seismic

activity

in

Mexico

City.

Off

the

back

of

the

win

against

Germany,

reports

which

were

unfounded,

but...

You

dropped

your

wallet,

Joe,

Didn't

you?

Here's

Son,

Son

trying

to

beat

his

man,

Herrera.

He

turned

away.

Marquez

with

the

tackle.

Big

cheer

when

he

gets

involved.

Son

gets

deflected,

And

it's

really

well

held

there

by

Ochoa.

I

think

Son

was

after

a

free

kick

on

the

edge

of

the

box.

Advantage

played

quite

even

in

terms

of

attempts

on

target.

But

just

a

little.

You

know,

This

is

a

vastly

experienced

squad

that

knows

how

to

win

games

and

knows

how

to

get

to

the

later

stages

of

World

Cups.

And,

you

know,

I

think

it's

quite

an

exciting

time.

You

can't

improve

squad

too

in

that

regard

because

just

two

years

ago,

they

were

on

the

end

of

a

scoreline

in

the

game

against

Chile

at

the

Copa

America.

They

were

thrashed

by

Germany

at

the

Confederations

Cup

here

months

ago

too.

They've

built

their

mentality

since

then.

Yeah,

well,

this

man

here

is

Corona,

who

moved

to

Porto

there's

been

a

lot

of

buzz;

he

helped

Porto

win

that

title

from

Benfica.

Look

at

that

man,

he's

been

outstanding;

even

if

he

hasn't

scored,

he's

had

a

couple

of

chances,

but

what

he

adds

is

energy

and

ambition

to

win

the

ball

back

it's

almost

Ian

Rush-like

for

those

who

remember,

so

he's

Corona

coming

off

the

bench

to

appear

at

the

World

Cup

for

the

first

time.

This

summer

it

was

almost

a

regular

down

the

years.

But

a

tough

season

with

Porto

last

year.

Marquez

sits

in

that

Rodardo

role.

Almost

like

he's

been

a

centre-half

sitting

in

front

of

the

two.

So

it's

effectively

a

back

three

when

they're

in

possession.

Flamboyant

fall

there.

The

referee's

not

buying

it.

Clear

foul.

The

yellow

card

for

the

substitute,

Wu

the

clearest

yellow

card.

That

is

particularly

painful.

A

little

swipe

across

his

thigh.

You

see

what

he

meant

to

Hernandez

after

that

first

victory.

Toppy

foul.

Big

game

coming

up

in

Sochi.

Germany

under

pressure

as

they

take

on

the

Swedes.

Here's

Key

for

South

Korea.

Now

Lee

Sung-woo.

Song.

Lee

Sung-woo

again.

Key.

Sweet

shot

by

him.

Moon.

Lee

Jae-sung.

Ki.

Moon

beyond

Marquez.

We've

seen

him

play

for

many

years,

Rafa

Marquez's...

Central

defender,

but

now

a

holding

midfield

player,

years

of

age.

Oldest

outfield

player

at

the

World

Cup

this

summer.

His

debut

came

years

ago.

Hector

Herrera,

side

by

side,

protecting

that

back

four.

They've

dealt

with

what

South

Korea

have

had

to

throw

at

them

fairly

comfortably.

Moon

and

Son

have

posed

one

of

the

problems.

There's

certainly

been

more

attempts

on

target

than

their

last

performance

against

Sweden.

I

understand

what

they've

got.

minutes

to

go.

They

need

the

press.

They

can't

sit

and

let

them

play.

What

a

ridiculous

ball

from

Marquez.

They're

in

trouble

here.

Son.

Marquez

with

the

tackle.

Son

still

testing

away.

So

too

has

Lee

Seung-woo.

That's

the

one

thing

about

Mexico.

They

can

give

away

chances

like

that

in

the

blink

of

an

eye.

Ochoa

now

rolling

around

in

pain.

A

few

tempers

flaring.

Edson

Alvarez

involved

too

for

Mexico.

Ki

adding

his

two

penn'orth:

I

think

it's

just

a

silly

challenge

to

make,

but

what

is

Rafael

Marquez

thinking

of?

When

they

don't

score

why

does

he

try

the

back

flick

and

not

go

around

him

and

finish?

you've

got

a

gilt-edged

opportunity

with

minutes

to

go.

Incredible.

Look

at

this:

he

wants

the

ball,

he

plays

it

to

him,

and

then

why

not

go

around

the

keeper?

He

tries

a

back

flick

didn't

need

to

do

that.

So

fortunate

to

get

away

with

that

crucial

moment

in

the

game.

He

should

know

better,

as

should

Ochoa.

I

don't

think

there's

that

much

in

that

from

Keith.

There's

no

intent.

He

slides

in

a

bit.

But

he's

not

trying

to

hurt

him.

Trying

to

pull

out.

Actually.

In

moments,

In

games,

Decisions.

He's

changed

a

foot

now.

And

both

teams

are

making

alterations.

Carlos

Vela

has

scored

the

first

goal

for

Mexico.

Replaced

by

Giovani

dos

Santos,

A

goalscorer

four

years

ago

in

the

defeat.

Against

Holland

for

Mexico.

Another

player

who

passed

a

century

of

caps

only

a

few

months

ago

for

Mexico.

Moon

has

gone

off

for

South

Korea.

One

of

their

better

performers.

I

think

you'd

say.

So

far

in

the

game.

He's

given

something

to

show

today.

Lee

Chung-yong

comes

on

for

him.

Corona

hasn't

really

got

going

yet;

twice

he's

got

the

ball,

twice

he's

given

it

away.

It's

amazing

what

confidence

does

when

he

went

to

Porto.

He's

got

ten

and

a

half

million

euros.

He

just

looks

a

little

bit

lacking

in

that

ability.

Certainly

Carlos

Vela

didn't.

He

had

a

superb

game.

Giveaway

there

by

Salcedo.

A

bit

lacking

in

concentration,

maybe,

at

the

back

for

Mexico.

They've

got

to

switch

their

brains

into

gear.

Manage

this

game.

Far

too

many

sloppy

passes

out

from

the

back.

Given

against

Wang.

Very

unhappy

with

that.

The

last

game

for

Mexico

is

against

the

Swedes

on

Wednesday

in

Yekaterinburg

out

in

the

east.

Final

game

for

South

Korea

is

against

Germany

in

Kazan.

South

Korea

could

well

be

out

if

they

were

to

lose

this

game

and

results

go

against

them

elsewhere

Germany

and

Sweden

meet

in

Sochi

later

on.

Here's

Corona,

wherever

Mexico

go

they

are

travelling

a

long

way

in

terms

of

their

fixtures

and

their

schedule

in

this

World

Cup.

They're

going

to

be

roared

on

by

thousands

and

thousands

of

passionate

and

vocal

supporters.

Sweden

were

to

get

a

draw

this

afternoon.

And

then

they

draw

this

game.

And

then

draw

the

next

one

against

Mexico.

Then

Germany

are

out

of

the

group.

It's

still

slightly

unlikely

if

you

think

of

the

way

Germany

are

capable

of

playing.

But

that's

a

much

better

clearance.

We

saw

that

with

Spain

four

years

ago.

They

went

out

after

two

games

as

defending

champions.

So

it

can

happen.

Certainly.

If

I'm

being

honest.

Joe,

I

don't

think

we've

seen

the

last

of

the

Germans.

Their

performance

the

other

day.

Although

they

got

beat.

Lots

of

bits

of

it

were

very

good.

Play

there

by

Chung.

Referee,

though,

has

seen

it

as

too

strong,

and

he's

booked

him

for

it.

Javi

Hernandez

feels

the

brunt

of

it.

Gotta

say.

He

does

stick

his

elbow

into

his

throat.

He

doesn't

throw

an

elbow.

But

he

certainly

is

the

old

clothesline,

as

you

used

to

call

it.

Four

in

the

book

now

for

South

Korea.

And

before

the

World

Cup.

All

the

predictions

and

the

tips

of

the

pundits

centered

around

the

big

four

nations

here.

But

I

just

wonder

now

whether

Mexico

is

starting

to

play

their

way

into

contention.

A

long,

long

way

to

go.

But

for

you,

Do

they

have

the

ingredients

to

go

a

long

way?

Yeah,

I

think

it's

very

important

that

Lozano

stays

fit.

I

think

it

is.

You

know,

I

don't

know

if

Ayala

was

left

out

tonight,

but

probably

the

center

of

that

defense

at

times.

Not

Moreno,

but

Salcedo.

He

looked

a

little

bit

vulnerable.

You

know,

They've

had

to

make

some

saves

and

deal

with

efforts

from

Germany.

Can't,

Are

they

good

enough

defensively?

That

would

concern.

Joe.

Hwang

for

South

Korea,

tight

angle,

and

he

lost

his

footing.

He's

been

good.

He's

won

it

back.

He's

been

good

for

Hwang,

you've

got

to

say,

good

energy.

Look

at

that,

it's

too

easy.

Still

going

on.

Took

some

stopping,

and

away

in

the

end

by

Salcedo.

That

looks

like

Alvarez

may

have

done

his

hamstring.

That

would

be

a

disaster.

If

he

is

slightly

injured,

they'd

probably

have

to.

Oh,

that's

just

cramp,

is

it?

Thankfully.

A

little

bit

short

on

defenders.

A

couple

had

to

pull

out

of

their

preliminary

squad.

Diego

Reyes,

Nestor

Araujo.

Here's

Key.

Son.

P

.J.

Son

with

a

shot.

Son

has

scored

some

famous

late

World

Cup

goals

before.

Remembering

that

campaign,

Seol

Ki-hun,

Ahn

Jung-hwan.

Eight

goals

against

the

Italians

in

that

dramatic

last

game.

Osorio

will

be

wary

of

that.

He's

animated,

he

wants

those

two

to

sit

in

front

of

that

four.

Don't

drive

forward.

He's

got

Layun

playing

it

right

back

at

the

moment.

There's

that

cut

inside.

Probably

a

little

bit

too

easy

to

come

inside,

but

the

finish,

doesn't

matter

how

it

is,

it's

found

a

way

to

get

into

the

back

of

the

net.

Not

his

cleanest,

but

you

don't

score

goals

for

your

country

without

being

a

top

striker.

goals

and

caps.

You

can't

argue

with

that.

He

cannot,

indeed.

He

clearly

loves

playing

for

his

country,

his

energy

is

good.

He's

gone

down

there,

clutching

his

back,

but

seems

to

be

OK

again.

Free

kick

now

for

Mexico.

That

was

a

bit

like

the

one

that

sort

of

led

to

the

second

goal

there.

He

gets

a

bit

of

the

ball

and

a

bit

of

Herrera,

another

change.

Kim

Min

Woo,

the

left-back

going

off.

It's

Hong

Chul

coming

on

Off

the

bench.

Those

in

this

Korean

squad

who

are

currently

doing

their

mandatory

military

service.

Marquez.

Corona.

Giovanni.

The

away

was

by

Kim

Jong-un.

Hernandez.

A

good

tackle

by

Marquez.

Then

Alvarez

went

in.

Foul

there.

They've

swapped

Alvarez

and

Leon.

Leon's

now

playing

as

a

right-back

because

of

that

trouble

with

cramp.

He's

made

his

changes.

Salcedo

and

Marquez.

Amazing

support

from

the

Mexican

fans

here.

Every

pass.

Cheer

to

the

rafters.

Osorio

just

bellowing

in

Alvarez's

ear.

Just

don't

run

forward.

Just

stay

in

front

of

Leon.

Let's

protect

what

we

have.

Let

the

others

who

can

run.

Not

you

limping

around.

Not

since

they

were

the

host

nation

in

Mexico

reached

a

World

Cup

quarterfinal.

Perhaps

the

target

here

who

knows;

he

must

defend

here.

A

foul

was

given

away

by

Hector

Moreno.

Time

is

now

against

Shin

Tae-yong

and

South

Korea

minutes.

Martin

has

been

involved

in

that

one;

Gallardo

and

Moreno

putting

it

under

control

for

Mexico.

Not

an

easy

ball

to

take;

Mexico

have

managed

this

game

well,

Osorio

bringing

on

one

or

two,

outside

that

silly

error.

Marcos

has

been

steady

in

front.

Down

there

for

Lee

Sung-woo.

It's

in

danger

of

petering

out

for

South

Korea.

Only

ever

won

five

games

at

the

World

Cup

finals.

Only

two

of

those

outside

of

South

Korea.

There

was

a

pretty

hostile

reaction

back

home

when

they

failed

to

win

a

match

at

the

Brazil

World

Cup

four

years

ago,

returning

with

one

point.

They

were

pelted

with

sweets

on

their

return.

One

thing

they've

never

been

lacking,

and

they

haven't

tonight.

They've

been

gallant.

They've

worked

hard.

They've

had

one

or

two

opportunities.

They've

been

much

better

than

the

other

night.

The

team's

shape

has

been

better.

I

think

the

manager

hasn't

done

a

lot

wrong

tonight.

But

they're

playing

against

a

side

who

have

full-on

confidence

and

energy.

Within

the

ground

it's

very

difficult;

it's

almost

like

wave

after

wave

of

noise

and

that

gives

players

an

extra

yard,

so

how

far

can

Mexico

go

as

a

forward-attacking

unit

I

think

they're

very

capable,

while

as

a

defensive

unit

there

are

question

marks,

but

they've

got

two

clean

sheets

from

two,

one

of

them

against

the

world

champions,

and

now

he's

opened

up

for

a

shot.

It's

just

not

happened

for

him

at

this

World

Cup

so

far;

he's

the

same.

He's

worked

hard.

He's

been

tireless

in

his

movement.

He

doesn't

have

that

opportunity.

That

one

when

he

was

one-on-one

with

Ochoa

the

first

time

was

probably

the

best

he's

had.

It's

this

wave

of

enthusiasm.

Tijuana

to

the

Mexico

City

from

Rostofa

and

Dona

Moscow.

They're

here

to

have

a

party,

enjoy

it

and

see

their

team

win.

They've

been

the

biggest

bonus

for

me

the

fans

have

been

magnificent;

they

have

come

from

everywhere.

When

I

left

Heathrow

airport

a

couple

of

weeks

ago

there

were

tens

of

Mexican

fans

even

there,

all

with

these

sombreros

and

replica

shirts

on

coming

out

to

support

their

nation.

Wasn't

really

that

enthusiastic

wearing

that

poncho

out

last

night.

It's

Hernandez

now,

lion

bit

of

a

handoff

there

in

the

face

of

lion

hong

chi

slipping,

sheet

here

of

the

side-throwing

coach,

Shin

Tae-yong,

Milorad

Mazic.

Not

so

much

a

thrown

arm,

But

sort

of

one

in

his

face.

Wankar

Sosorio

would

be

delighted.

Two

victories,

two

clean

sheets,

and

they'd

be

that

team

that

gets

past

that

fifth

round,

or

fifth

game,

rather.

minutes,

Not

content

just

to

play

outside.

Got

a

free

kick

here

for

the

foul

on

Hector

Herrera.

Kim

Jong-gwan

is

on

a

booking,

Just

to

be

careful.

With

a

free-kick,

the

lead

stays

at

two

for

Mexico;

I

think

that

feels

about

right.

Furgon

may

be

harsh

against

South

Korea,

who

have

raised

their

game

today.

You

can

only

be

as

good

as

the

quality

of

your

players,

and

we

know

that

they

have

one

outstanding

player;

they

haven't

had

enough

to

break

down

a

widely

experienced

side.

Well,

what

a

guy

that's

a

cracker

there

for

South

Korea,

and

don't

count

these

South

Koreans

out

just

yet;

they're

back

in

this

game

in

stoppage

time.

We're

talking

about

that

one

world-class

player.

That's

a

world-class

strike.

Absolutely.

Without

doubt.

Shifts

it.

It's

a

fabulous

hit,

I

mean.

How

many

keepers

have

to

be

in

there?

Son,

Absolutely

stunning.

What

a

hit.

Who

knows?

Well,

You

look

at

it.

Technical

quality.

It's

been

a

World

Cup

of

great

goals.

And

that

one's

right

up

there

with

them.

So

Deep

in

stoppage

time.

Here's

Son

again

this

game,

which

was

maybe

meandering

towards

its

conclusion,

has

a

bit

more

spice

left

in

it;

think

about

that

hit,

think

about

that

chance

that

Marquez

gave,

little

moments

of

sloppiness

I

mean,

there's

nothing

sloppy

about

that:

that's

an

absolute

top-class

goal

from

a

top-class

player,

he's

worked

hard

as

I

said

and

he

deserved

that,

I

think

just

running

behind

he

never

got

the

ball

on

two

or

three

opportunities

in

the

first

half

because

of

his

movement,

and

that

hit,

well,

The

South

Korean

ten-man

showing

what

he

can

do,

But

maybe

just

too

late

for

South

Korea.

They're

clutching

his

face.

Nothing

doing.

Though.

Hernandez.

Now

it's

on;

that's

ball

by

Giovanni.

Herrera.

The

key

ball

now

for

Mexico.

Corona

is

being

frustrating

for

South

Korea.

The

whistle.

Do

not

discount

Mexico.

Two

games.

Two

wins.

And

they

have

one

foot

in

the

last

at

the

World

Cup;

the

Mexicans

are

in

party

mood

once

again

the

Carlos

penalty

and

the

landmark

goal

for

Javier

Hernandez

eventually

got

the

job

done;

South

Korea

pulled

one

back

with

a

special

goal,

but

the

Mexican

march

continues:

it

ends

here,

South

Korea

Mexico

Which teams are playing in this match?
South Korea and Mexico

Which Mexico player is the wide left winger who likes to take defenders one-on-one?

Which team is on course for maximum points?

Which team is looking to make it back-to-back wins and potentially book a place in the last 16?

Who is the manager of the South Korea team?

What food items did Mexican fans reportedly bring in large quantities to Russia?

What restart did the referee award after the handball?

Who won the free kick near the end of the window?

Who made the distribution/pass to pick out Mu?

Which national team does the goalkeeper pictured in green represent?

Who is Mexico's goalkeeper mentioned in the commentary?

Who probably missed the chance at the end of the clip?

How many World Cup games have South Korea failed to win?

Which Mexico player was receiving attention and being attended to near the end of the clip?

Who scored to make it 2-0 for Mexico?
Javier Hernandez

Who scored the goal in the 50th minute?
Lozano.

Which player made the tackle to dispossess Son?

Who came off the bench to make his World Cup debut?

What card was shown to the substitute?
A yellow card.

Which veteran Mexican defender wearing number 4 is mentioned as the oldest outfield player at the World Cup?

Which Mexican player attempted the risky back-flick challenge near the end of the sequence?

Which Mexican player made the giveaway at the end of the clip?

Which two teams will meet later in Sochi?

Which player cut inside from the back right?

Which player was substituted due to cramp and replaced by Alvarez?

What minute of the match is it?
86th minute.

Which two national teams are playing in this match?

Which nation's supporters are shown celebrating and enjoying the match in the crowd?

What card was shown for the foul at the end of the clip?

Which team scored in stoppage time to get back in the game?

What was the score shown?
South Korea 2-1 Mexico.

What was the final score at the end of the match?


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This

is

Knudsen

of

Ipswich

Town.

Who

will

launch

it

in.

Cornelius

is

underneath

it.

Almost

came

through

to

Coulson.

It's

smacked

downwards

by

Jorgensen.

It's

over

the

line!

Murevic

has

got

support

from

Vrsaljko.

The

Atletico

Madrid

full-back.

Who

just

sort

of

shunted

it

into

the

centre.

Here's

a

chance

for

Murevic.

It's

an

instant

Croatian

response!

It's

the

World

Cup

that

keeps

on

giving!

Two

goals

in

the

first

five

minutes.

When

we

look

at

the

early

Denmark

goal,

it

probably

had

its

provenance

in

what

Iceland

did

to

Croatia

in

the

last

group

game,

Actually.

Is

it

a

coincidence

that

Knudsen

is

playing

with

a

long

throw

and

Larsson's

not

playing

left-back?

He

might

have

an

injury.

They

struggled

with

it

against

Iceland.

Marking

up.

They

go

zonal.

See

the

ball

coming

in.

They

got

beaten

at

the

near

post.

They

shouldn't

be

getting

beaten.

They've

got

some

big

players.

Decent

headers.

But

then

another

throw

comes

in

from

Iceland.

We

know

Iceland

are

very

good

at

this.

But

that

zonal

marking

didn't

seem

to

work

in

that

game.

Knudsen

comes

into

the

team.

He

goes

over

to

the

right.

The

same

zonal

marking.

All

four

on

the

edge

of

the

box

run

in

and

they

get

caught

out

again.

You've

got

to

win

the

first

ball

and

they

don't

and

they

just

get

caught

underneath

it

and

then

it's

a

little

scrap.

Jorgensen.

Subutics

can't

keep

it

out,

but

if

that's

the

best

chance

of

the

game

that

Denmark

are

going

to

create,

They'll

settle

for

it

every

time

because

they're

not

going

to

outplay.

Croatia

we've

seen

they're

a

decent

side,

but

I

think

that

goal

set

them

up

for

something

more

to

come.

With

their

quality,

what

you

said

before

the

game

about

them

going

to

that

next

level

just

waiting

for

it

to

happen.

Yeah,

but

as

you

said,

from

Croatia's

point

of

view,

Martin,

really

important

that

they

got

back

into

it

almost

straight

away;

the

goal

against

them

would

have

been

a

big

shock

and

they

would

have

known

about

the

set

pieces

Denmark

would

pose.

It

was

really

important

for

them

to

get

back

into

the

game.

And

they

did

within

a

couple

of

minutes.

The

ball

was...

The

back

four

are

in

reasonably

good

shape

there,

Perfectly

all

right.

Just

comes

off

Nudsen.

But

in

truth,

Just

with

Rebic

left

one-on-one

with

him,

I

believe

that

the

gap

between

Jorgensen

and

him

is

just

too

great.

It

allows

Vrsaljko

to

get

in,

and

obviously

just

a

little

bit

of

mayhem

after

that.

The

centre-half

has

gone

rather

meekly

there.

The

ball

has

fallen

to

Mandzukic.

And

it's

a

good

goal.

Rather

fortuitously,

I

must

admit.

But

even

so,

it's

put

the

ball

in

the

net.

One

each

within

a

couple

of

minutes.

And

actually,

I

think

that

Croatia

will

settle

down

again.

Or

so

I

thought

they

would.

I

thought

they

would

settle

down.

It

didn't

seem

to

materialise.

I

honestly

thought

the

next

or

minutes,

although...

Slavman

is

absolutely

right.

They

had

a

little

bit

of

the

ball.

I

thought

they

would

really

go

for

it

here.

Now

they

get

the

equalizer.

It

just

never

materialized.

So

far,

Denmark,

especially

against

France,

when

they

needed

the

result,

but

they

needed

the

result

tonight

as

well.

They

were

playing

long

balls.

Tonight

they

surprised

me.

They

are

trying

to

pass

it

from

the

back.

They

are

very

uncomfortable

with

it,

and

we

got

two

balls

out

of

that

and

created

two

decent

chances.

So

I'm

expecting

that.

I

think

their

back

line

is

just...

Waiting

to

be

taken.

I

think,

Denmark.

The

two

full-backs

look

uncomfortable.

Jorgensen

doesn't

look

great.

But

they've

just

let

him

off

the

hook

a

little

bit.

Well,

Of

course,

It's

the

right

to

play

Russia.

We

can

see

plenty

of

people

in

Red

Square.

People

at

home

can

probably

hear

the

horns

blaring.

We've

had

a

few

police

sirens

as

well.

There's

enormous

excitement

here

in

Moscow

and

across

Russia.

Of

course,

after

the

unexpected

win

over

Spain

in

penalties

earlier

at

the

Luzhniki.

after

minutes.

And

this

is

the

moment

when

Aspas'

shot

was

denied.

by

Akinfeev.

And

Russia

win

to

go

through.

and

probably

to

a

quarter-final.

The

winner

of

this

game

will

play

them

in

the

quarter-final.

at

half-time.

Second

half

on

the

way.

The

two

key

playmakers

of

course,

with

a

big

Tottenham

link

this

evening,

Modric

of

Croatia,

and

Christian

Eriksen

had

such

a

great

season

at

Tottenham

last

season,

but

hasn't

seen

a

great

deal

of

the

ball,

actually,

has

he,

in

the

first

half,

Martin?

No,

and

I

think

partly

that

is

his

own

fault

as

well,

I

think

Denmark

will

be

delighted

with

the

way

they've

in

a

sense,

controlled

the

game.

They

certainly

did

not

allow

Modric

and

company

to

dominate

affairs,

and

I

think

that

they've

done

really

well,

particularly

without

him,

because

he's

really

on

the

periphery

of

events.

I

stress

so

far

because

he's

such

a

top-class

player.

It

reminds

me

of

my

old

boss,

Brian

Clough,

You're

on

the

outside

looking

in,

and

you've

got

minutes

to

sort

it

out,

otherwise

you're

coming

on.

Well,

In

those

days

it

was

only

about

minutes

to

sort

out.

Listen,

the

route

is

open,

isn't

it?

The

way

forward

is

clear.

We've

talked

about

this

opportunity

for

both

teams

on

this

side

of

the

draw

to

go

and

grasp

it,

Lee.

Absolutely,

and

I've

just

written

Eriksen

down,

and

Perisic

and

Rebic.

I

think

those

wide

areas

are

really

important

for

Croatia,

and

Eriksen's

got

to

produce

some

magic.

Denmark

have

made

a

change.

He

has

been

ready

for

action,

I

think,

to

bolster

a

midfield

that

was

getting

outnumbered

at

times

and

also

to

replace

Andreas

Christensen.

Gary,

why

has

Age

Hareide

made

that

decision?

Well,

they

did

well

in

the

first

half,

Denmark,

but

they

were

being

shifted

from

side

to

side

and

I

have

to

say

that

Delaney

looked

really

fatigued.

Christensen

looked

absolutely

knackered,

like

he

was

panting

like

mad,

and

Schone

was

needed

for

extra

legs,

Perisic,

A

speculative

effort

early

in

the

second

half.

I

know

Slavin

was

seemingly

frustrated

with

Croatia,

but

the

amount

of

effort

that

Denmark

have

had

to

put

in

just

to

stay

with

Croatia

in

that

first

half

was

incredible,

and

I

have

to

say

that

Croatia

should

capitalise

on

that.

If

you

can

just

keep

that

tempo

up,

keep

making

those

runs

from

wide

areas

that

he

just

mentioned

from

Rebic

and

Perisic,

it

would

be

a

tough

old

minutes

for

this

Denmark

team.

The

news

doesn't

get

any

better

for

Denmark.

Six

of

the

seven

goals

that

Croatia

have

scored

at

this

World

Cup

before

today

had

come

in

The

second

half.

This

is

the

sixth

meeting

between

the

two.

Two

wins

apiece.

It's

a

draw

up

until

now.

There

will

be

extra

time

and

penalties

for

these

two

if

they

can't

be

separated

at

the

end

of

minutes

and

beyond.

Way

to

go.

Yeah.

Schörner.

Always

easy

to

get

him

into

the

team

when

you've

got

so

many

industrious,

Decent

players.

I

know

Kvist

has

certainly

meant

that

he's

moved

up

the

pecking

order

tonight.

Mosevic

helping

the

ball

out

to

Strenic.

This

is

Rebic.

Rather

agriculturally

tumbled

to

the

floor

by

Dalsgaard.

He

would

have

gone

in

at

half-time,

Dalsgaard,

and

thought,

right,

I

need

my

first

moment

to

be

a

good

one.

And

it's

not.

I

was

thinking

about

those

runs

of

Perisic

and

Rebic

and

thinking

about,

similarly

to

Mane

and

Salah,

people

who

watched,

obviously,

Liverpool

last

season,

the

number

of

times

they

made

runs.

And

got

into

goal-scoring

positions

and

made

them

with

real

speed

and

intent.

Great

similarity.

And

the

boys

in

the

studio

making

the

point

at

half-time

that

the

tempo

wasn't

as

high

and

that

Croatia

need

to

up

it.

Is

that

how

you

think

the

recipe

should

go

in

the

second

half?

They

upped

it

for

minutes

after

they

conceded

the

goal

and

then

they

just

settled

a

little

bit.

Here's

Perisic.

Top

of

Mandzukic

is

going

to

drift

behind.

The

humidity

here,

degrees.

It

doesn't

come

across

at

home.

To

continue

to

keep

the

tempo

as

high

as

Croatia

would

want

is

difficult.

Do

take

the

point,

Try

and

feed

the

ball

more

through

to

Rakitic

and

Modric.

It

has

to

be

the

thing

in

the

second

half

for

Croatia.

Good

answer,

finding

Braithwaite.

Forward

by

Delaney.

He's

with

Poulsen

underneath

it.

Rakitic

brings

it

clear,

A

bit

too

heavy

for

Rebic.

Tied

it

up

by

Schoene.

Not

one

of

the

big

names

at

Ajax,

but

he's

been

there

for

six

years

now.

That's

for

Schoene.

Trinic

just

being

told

by

the

referee

to

get

back

deeper

into

his

own

half

to

take

the

throw.

Modric.

Zoukic.

Some

flag

is

up

against

him.

Unfortunately,

Pierre,

because

he

made

an

absolute

mess

of

it

as

it

went

back

in.

He

was

just

offside.

It's

one

of

those

where

the

referee

will

look

over

to

the

linesman

and

see

that

his

flag

is

still

by

his

side

for

a

little

bit

longer.

When

they're

as

tight

as

that,

the

linesmen

have

been

encouraged

to

keep

their

flags

down

because

of...

The

possibility

that

someone

goes

on,

scores

a

goal,

and

the

VAR

will

then

give

that

goal.

Here's

Poulsen.

Decent

run

by

him.

Knudsen

trying

to

get

round

Perisic,

produces

the

cross.

Cornelius

underneath

it,

trying

to

put

pressure

on

Perisic.

He

wasn't

happy

about

the

attention

that

he

was

given.

for

him.

And

Cornelius

will

be

remembered

by

the

fans

of

Cardiff

City

and

Everton.

Do

you

think

so?

He

scored

twice

against

Everton

for

Atalanta

at

Goodison

Park

earlier

in

the

season.

He

was

once

described

as

the

biggest

flop

in

Cardiff's

history.

When

he

moved

there,

a

couple

of

years

back,

first

time

in

the

Premier

League.

Vincent

Tan

at

the

time

said

he'd

told

Malky

Mackay

to

go

out

and

get

a

Bentley,

and

he'd

bought

him

a

Toyota.

It's

been

a

bit

different

for

him

since

he

moved

back

to

Copenhagen

and

on

to

Serie

A,

he's

rebuilt

his

career.

It's

a

good

thing

for

them,

Mark.

Both

full-backs

are

playing

a

lot

higher

at

the

start

of

the

second

half,

and

they're

pushing.

The

two

Croatia-wide

players

Players

that

we've

talked

so

much

about

are

back

in

defensive

positions.

Look

where

Perisic

is

at

right-back.

Modric,

Mandzukic.

Which

means

they're

too

far

away

from

Mandzukic.

A

tactical

switch

at

half-time.

Is

that

something

that

Age

Hareide

has

seen

and

adapted

to?

I

think

so;

it

definitely

looks

like

it.

I

mean,

Look

at

where

they

are

now.

Two

centre-backs

have

split

for

Denmark

and

the

two

full-backs

have

pushed

up.

The

one

thing

I

would

say

is

Rebic

and

Perisic

are

going

back

with

them.

Why

go

back?

Call

it

on.

They

really

are

playing

like

a

back

six

at

times.

He

just

blocks

it

there.

Two

full-backs

for

Croatia

have

to

be

braver

if

they

look

up

the

pitch.

His

wily

old

fox

is

the

Denmark

boss,

Age

Hareide.

He

was

a

teammate

of

Martin

O'Neill.

He

played

in

England

with

Norwich

and

Manchester

City.

He

actually

used

to

rent

a

house

off

Martin.

Nobody

got

a

good

deal.

He

once

embarrassed

Celtic

when

in

charge

of

Malmo

in

a

Champions

League

qualifier.

One

for

the

Parkhead

faithful

to

forget.

He

was

there

that

night.

Celtic

had

got

themselves

into

a

really

good

position

and

then

conceded

two

goals

and

then

went

to

Malmo

and

lost

the

game.

He

was

very

confident

before

the

match

and

he

was

a

very

charismatic

character.

Shrewd

move.

Look

where

Knudsen

is.

Trying

to

get

on

the

end

of

the

pass

from

Kroku.

There's

a

collision

which

leads

to

a

free

kick

for

Croatia.

He's

making

Perisic

play

right

back.

No

doubt

there's

been

a

change.

A

tactical

switch.

At

half-time

from

the

two

full-backs.

See,

When

I

was

playing

full-back,

If

I

did,

If

I

could

go

forward

and

I

thought

the

left

winger

would

go

with

me,

I'd

keep

on

taking

him

back.

The

problem

was

when

the

left

winger

said,

well,

you're

not

going

to

cause

me

a

problem.

And

he

stayed

up

the

pitch.

And

that

gave

me

the

issue

then

of,

What

do

I

do?

I've

been

a

little

bit

too

honest

at

this

moment

in

time.

Two

Croatian

wide

players.

Age

Hareide

did

say

that

he

would

play

all

their

cards

tonight.

Take

a

greater

What

it

means

is

that

Modric

and

Rakitic

are

the

two

nearest

now

to

Mandzukic.

Look

at

them

there.

In

your

picture.

They

can

get

in

control

of

the

game.

Jorgensen.

Simon

Kjær

of

Sevilla.

That's

the

Scherner.

The

half-time

substitute.

Poulsen.

His

foot

was

just

a

tad

too

high

for

the

referee's

liking.

Really

poor

from

Poulsen.

What

was

a

really

good

build-up.

Really

good

positions.

Brozović

finding

Rakitic.

Then

Modric.

About

Christiansen

going

off

to

help

with

the

energy

in

midfield

but

also

maybe

to

get

control

of

the

game

more

through

Scherner

Denmark

look

in

better

shape,

definitely

braver

and

more

open;

let's

see

what

it

leads

to

in

terms

of

pressing

high

up

the

pitch

as

well;

I

mentioned

that

Eriksen

was

the

group

stage's

hardest-working

player

he's

been

the

hardest-working

player

in

the

first

half

of

this

match

as

well,

significantly

more

than

most

others.

Here's

Poulsen

looking

for

Eriksen.

It

might

come

through

to

Braithwaite.

He

couldn't

get

his

feet

sorted

out

in

time.

Great

chance.

There

it

was,

representative

of

what

we've

seen

in

these

last

few

minutes.

What

I'm

not

sure

about

is

why

Braithwaite

dinks

it

in

the

air.

I

think

he

can

just

take

it

past.

Sort

of

chips

it

back

to

himself.

It's

handball

to

sort

of

dink

it

up

in

the

air.

He

put

his

foot

through

it.

It's

another

warning

for

Croatia.

Since

half-time,

The

game

has

swung

in

the

favour

of

the

Danes.

I'm

giving

Croatia

something

to

think

about.

I

think

once

Croatia

work

it

out,

it

might

become

a

game

that's

more

open

for

them

and

allows

them

to

play

more.

Now

the

possession

has

certainly

swung

back

towards

Denmark

at

the

start

of

the

second

half.

Not

that

that

always

tells

you

the

whole

story,

As

the

three

teams

that

have

been

eliminated

already

at

this

stage

will

testify.

In

the

first

half,

Modric

was

just

going

a

little

bit

wider

on

his

right-hand

side.

He

was

just

pulling

wider

and

linking

with

his

right-sided

players.

He

seems

to

be...

Either

too

high

or

too

deep

and

too

narrow,

and

at

the

moment

you

can't

get

on

the

ball

at

all.

The

expectation's

always

going

to

be

high

when

you've

got

players

like

Rakitic,

Modric,

Brozovic

in

the

team,

Perisic,

Mandzukic

at

home

in

Croatia.

They

certainly

love

to

get

behind

their

team.

There's

been

a

bit

of

a

disconnect

between

supporters

and

the

team

because

of

other

political

issues

behind

the

scenes,

But

certainly

the

energy

from

what

I

was

reading

in

the

papers

in

Croatia

seemed

to

be

behind

the

team

today.

I

live

with

that

expectation

though.

Rakitic

and

Modric

at

Barcelona

and

Real

Madrid;

four-time

Champions

League

winner

Luka

Modric.

You

may

see

the

draw

open

up

like

it

did

earlier

today.

Does

it

add

a

little

bit

of

extra

pressure,

maybe

thinking

that

what

happened

with

Russia

would

inspire

Denmark

in

some

way?

I

can't

believe

they

were

thinking

that.

I

mean,

they've

got

so

much

experience

out

there,

Croatia.

They

certainly

haven't

had

it

all

their

own

way

in

the

tournament,

despite

winning

all

three

of

their

group

stage

games.

They

had

to

make

a

big

call,

The

coach

made

a

big

call

when

he

decided

to

send

Nikola

Kalinic

back

home

because

he

wasn't

ready

to

come

on

as

a

substitute.

It

does

mean

that

they're

going

through

this

tournament

with

one

less

player

than

everybody

else.

Rakitic.

Perisic

trying

to

play

a

reverse

ball.

Rakitic

again.

Just

as

his

cross

is

coming

towards

Rakitic,

he's

not

going

to

get

there.

There's

a

danger

wherever

he

pops

up,

left

or

right.

The

ball

into

the

box

is

going

to

be

necessary.

The

centre-backs

are

splitting.

Here's

Michael,

trying

to

get

up

the

pitch.

He

was

the

man

who

led

them

in

as

far

as

goals

were

concerned,

Davor

Suker.

Croatia's

best-ever

finish

at

a

World

Cup

was

third

position.

Slaven

Bilic

was

involved

in

that

team.

It

is...

A

legacy

that

has

lived

long

in

the

Croatian

mindset.

Certainly

all

the

players

in

this

squad

grew

up

idolising

those

who

starred

in

France

Vrsaljko.

Rebic

wanted

a

foul

there,

didn't

he?

Croatia

are

just

playing

single

passes,

there's

no

rhythm

in

the

passing,

no

tempo.

One

player

gets

it,

gives

it

to

the

next,

then

they

work

out

what

to

do

rather

than

having

it

all

sorted.

Parts

of

that

first

half,

for

minutes,

they

did

look

like

a

real

team.

They're

going

to

get

back

to

that

or

else

they're

going

to

get

a

shock.

Denmark

are

growing

in

confidence.

Poulsen,

It's

a

beautiful

take

by

him.

He's

growing

in

confidence.

Cornelius,

Back

to

Poulsen.

Danger

here

for

Croatia.

They

just

couldn't

knit

it

together

at

the

vital

moment.

Might

be

a

little

bit

of

a

let-off,

That.

They've

got

the

quality

in

the

final

third

with

him,

Eriksen

has.

One

of

the

others

must

step

up,

You

mentioned

that

he

scored

the

majority

of

the

goals,

Eriksen.

Too

few

goals

in

the

rest

of

the

team.

The

fact

that

he's

got

goals

in

the

last

games

for

Denmark

shows

just

how

important

he

is

to

the

team.

We

mentioned

in

the

first

half

that

nobody

else

in

the

squad

has

more

than

eight

goals

at

the

international

level.

The

burden

is

heavy

on

him.

Poulsen

has

scored

at

this

tournament.

He

did

so

against

Peru.

Dalsgaard.

Eriksen.

Perisic

with

the

interception.

Brozovic

looking

for...

The

run

from

the

right

from

Rebic

is

cut

out

by

Jorgensen.

It's

really

poor.

Brozovic.

Delaney.

Still

going,

Delaney.

Trying

to

squeeze

it

back.

Right

foot

might

get

there.

He

didn't

have

the

composure

or

the

touch

to

keep

hold

of

it.

That's

the

question.

There's

no

doubt

they

are

more

comfortable

on

the

ball

and

the

better

team.

They've

got

the

better

shape.

Croatia

aren't

right.

Can

Denmark

capitalise?

Just

brilliantly.

Delaney

to

get

in

there.

Just

that

touch.

Takes

him

back

to

Mbappe

yesterday

in

a

similar

position

where

his

touch

was

absolutely

perfect

before

the

shot.

He'll

be

growing

in

confidence.

Jorgensen

is

about

to

come

on

for

Denmark.

They're

obviously

sensing

that

there's

something

in

it

for

them

here.

Definitely

an

experienced

coach

who

knows.

Denmark

are

taking

the

game,

in

control

of

it

and

having

their

moment

now.

It

would

be

ridiculous

to

think

that

Croatia

aren't

going

to

sort

themselves

out

at

some

point

in

this

second

half.

It

took

him

a

while

to

impose

his

style

on

the

team.

I

don't

think

too

many

will

be

complaining

about

this

if

it

continues

in

this

vein.

Here's

Perisic

though

for

Croatia.

Trying

to

get

away

from

the

attentions

of

Dalsgaard.

He

almost

did.

It's

the

first

time

that

Perisic

has

ignored

Dalsgaard

going

forward.

He's

in

a

position

to

counter-attack

off

the

back

of

it.

He's

going

forward

and

he's

advanced

when

Croatia

win

the

ball

back.

He

isn't

a

chance.

Denmark

can't

afford

to

do

that.

He's

conceived,

because

they

don't

score

enough

to

have

the

confidence

to

come

back

with

a

batch

of

goals.

Modric,

Perisic,

Going

towards

the

near

post.

Perisic

made

that

run,

Vida

was

in

there,

Didn't

get

what

he

wanted

on

it.

Back

to

Modric

again.

Strinic

has

gone

on

the

outside,

Might

get

on

the

end

of

it.

Here

is

Rebic,

whose

effort

is

deflected

and

Kasper

Schmeichel

elects

to

punch.

Was

that

the

right

decision?

No.

Catch

it.

No

one

near

him.

Take

the

pressure

off

the

team,

Get

back

on

the

ball.

Not

quite

sure

where

these

goalkeepers

are

coached

to

do

this.

And

on

the

pitch

to

do

it,

I

mean,

Kasper's

more

than

capable

of

catching

that

ball

and

taking

the

pressure

off

his

team.

Well,

He

sure

has

decided

to

go

backwards

rather

than

forwards

and

maybe

as

a

result

of

that,

Got

away

with

it.

But

in

situations

like

that,

Aren't

you

better

just...

Taking

hold

of

it

and

clearing

your

lines.

Rakitic

shields

a

free

kick

for

Croatia.

Denmark

are

still

waiting

to

make

this

change.

Jorgensen

is

waiting

to

come

on.

Mr

Pitana,

the

Argentinian

referee,

is

trying

to

stop

proceedings

so

the

change

can

take

place,

waiting

for

the

fourth

official

to

come

out

and

show

the

ball.

The

referee

is

in

total

control

of

the

situation.

Here

is

the

change:

Andreas

Cornelius

is

coming

off

and

on

comes

Nikolai

Jorgensen,

from

Feyenoord.

He's

a

converted

winger,

Actually.

He

was

top

scorer

in

the

Eredivisie

the

season

before

last.

A

positive

change.

More

of

a

target-man

battering

ram

to

occupy

defenders.

Jorgensen.

There's

a

better

chance

of

getting

the

goal.

Croatia

had

over

possession

in

the

first

half-hour

of

the

game.

It

slipped

to

now.

Great

credit

to

Denmark.

This

is

Rebic

making

a

run

which

is

stretching

Jorgensen.

Looking

for

the

foul

in

the

end,

he

uses

his

hands

to

control

it

and

that's

going

to

be

a

handball.

Rebic.

He

can

give

himself

a

free

kick.

He's

incisive.

a

fiery

character.

He's

got

great

pace.

He

scored

here

against

Argentina

after

Willy

Caballero

had

an

absolute

nightmare.

Nice

for

Fiorentina

in

Italy.

And

what

Denmark

have

done

is

make

Croatia

a

rather

than

pushed

those

two

wide

players

right

back.

Got

to

get

back

closer

to

Mandzukic.

Well,

He's

cut

an

isolated

figure

hasn't

he?

since

the

start

of

the

second

half.

I

just

wonder

whether

Zlatko

Dalic

has

the

experience

and

the

coaching

history

to

be

able

to

deal

with

that.

He

was

the

assistant

to

the

for

quite

some

time.

He

wasn't

the

most

popular

appointment

when

given

the

job.

Ante

Cacic

was

taken

off

the

job

in

the

middle

of

October

towards

the

end

of

the

qualification

campaign

when

things

weren't

going

as

planned.

He

came

through

the

playoff

route

and

didn't

have

too

many

problems

with

Greece.

Dalsgaard.

This

is

Eriksen.

Poulsen

trying

to

squeeze

through

the

gap.

A

gap

which

didn't

appear.

Brozovic

closed

it

down.

Absolutely

right.

The

Croatian

coach

has

a

lot

to

think

about.

How

does

he

address

this,

Disrupt

it?

Brozovic

is

going

to

come

on.

It

looks

like.

It's

going

to

be

a

midfield

change

as

well.

Isn't

it?

Mateo

Kovacic

is

going

to

come

on.

I

think

it's

Brozovic

who

will

come

off.

I

can't

think

it

would

be

anybody

else.

There's

another

quality

midfielder.

Into

Kovacic.

Obviously

scampering

to

stop

that

from

going

out

for

a

goal

kick

so

that

Denmark

can

keep

the

pressure

on.

Bruno

Schalco

decided

that

he

thought

it

wasn't

going

to

be

kept

in

and

had

to

chase

back.

Panicking

in

the

end.

Brozovic

off.

Not

a

surprise.

A

man

from

Inter

Milan

being

replaced

by

a

man

from

Real

Madrid.

And

you

can

see

he's

had

a

new

haircut.

Brozovic.

Apparently

as

part

of

the

group

bonding

session.

They

got

a

barber

in.

He

gave

him

that

haircut

and

he

wasn't

too

happy

about

it.

I

think

he

got

pranked.

Denmark

quite

happy

to

have

the

game

at

a

slower

tempo;

Poulsen

trying

to

get

the

better

of

Strinic,

has

got

the

better

of

Strinic

here,

tries

to

set

up

Jorgensen,

took

a

touch

to

set

it,

maybe

could

have

hit

it

a

little

bit

earlier,

popped

it

off

to

someone

who

was

behind

him;

Eriksen

was

in

close

vicinity.

What

a

chance

to

start

with.

The

passing

he's

played

a

couple

of

those

now

he's

turned

into

Ronald

Koeman

all

of

a

sudden.

And

Denmark,

All

the

confidence.

I

said

that

Jorgensen

coming

on...

There's

that

diagonal

pass.

It's

brilliant.

The

touch

is

good.

And

here's

your

chance.

Straight

to

the

goalkeeper.

He

wasn't

as

prolific

last

season

as

he

was

the

season

before.

That's

Nikolaj

Jorgensen.

He

had

goals

in

appearances

for

Denmark.

That

was

a

great

chance.

We

sometimes

say

it's

all

about

the

players,

Obviously.

When

you

go

out

on

the

pitch,

And

it

largely

is.

But

you

have

to

give

incredible

credit.

The

way

in

which

he...

Shaped

this

team

up

differently

in

the

second

half,

From

an

attacking

point

of

view.

Offensively.

They're

trying

to

do

the

same

things,

But

as

soon

as

they

win

the

ball

back,

They

get

into

a

really

good

attacking

shape,

Causing

real

problems

for

Croatia,

Look.

The

better

team.

Strinic.

This

is

Vida.

Modric.

In

the

back

of

your

mind,

You

just

have

that

feeling

that

with

that

front

three,

Modric,

Rakitic,

That

they

have

got

the

quality,

Though,

To

take

that

moment

if

it

does

come

to

them.

Croatia.

Denmark

will

be

happy

seeing

both

of

those

two

operating

on

the

halfway

line,

though.

Gary.

The

shape

of

Croatia's

midfield,

in

the

second

half,

has

been

really

poor.

It

wasn't

great

in

the

first

half.

Jorgensen.

Poulsen.

Strinic

is

in

there.

Handed

off

to

Christian

Eriksen.

There's

a

chance.

Drags

it

wide.

Just

didn't

get

hold

of

it

right.

Did

he?

No.

The

half

chances

from

him,

I

do

expect

better.

Particularly

when

he's

setting

up

around

the

edge

of

the

box.

Back

in

the

first

half,

A

long

time

ago.

He's

not

in

the

game

at

all

at

the

moment,

Mandzukic.

Can't

get

a

pass

into

him,

can't

get

a

pass

through

midfield.

It's

a

series

of

just

single

passes,

as

I

mentioned

before.

What

we're

going

to

do

now,

I'm

going

to

pass

it

to

him.

Huge

gap,

isn't

there,

in

the

middle

of

the

park.

Disconnect

between

the

forward

players

and

the

defensive

battalion.

We

talk

about,

actually,

when

you're

defending,

you

need

players

around

each

other,

but

when

you're

attacking,

you

need

players

around

each

other

to

be

able

to

combine

with

each

other.

At

this

moment

in

time,

the

spacing

between

the

Croatian

players

just

isn't

right.

Lovren,

off-picture,

he's

saying

to

his

right-back,

Roselko,

get

forward,

push

him

back.

Lovren's

having

an

inquest

mid-game,

can't

quite

see

it.

Look

at

Paulsen's

face

there.

They

thought

that

they'd

just

lost

the

chance

of

playing

in

the

World

Cup,

but

in

the

second

half,

they

have,

played

themselves

into

a

much

more

favourable

position.

Look

at

Lovren

there.

Watch

his

arm,

he's

pushing

his

right,

like

we're

saying,

get

forward.

Serko's

going

into

midfield.

I

don't

know

where

he's

going.

This

is

Strenic,

Jorgensen.

Screaming

at

those

in

front

of

him

now.

He

should

have

screamed

at

him.

I'm

not

quite

sure

what

his

position

is

at

this

moment

in

time.

As

they

go

along

out

there,

the

Croatian

players,

there's

no

doubt.

We're

back

to

what

they've

been

doing

in

the

first

minutes.

How

does

the

coach

get

a

message

on

to

change

things?

How

does

he

get...

It's

there

now,

but

it's

nowhere

near

Kasper

Schmeichel's

goal.

That's

better

from

the

south;

that's

where

he

was

in

that

first

minutes,

combining

down

his

wing

and

overlapping

and

following

it

in.

Mentioned

a

half

chance

before

to

Eriksen.

Half

chance

for

Modric,

Just

drags

it.

Remember,

If

we

get

to

minutes

without

Luka

Modric

or

anybody

else

making

an

intervention

between

now

and

then,

It

will

be

extra

time

and

penalties.

Modric

is

being

pursued

by

Braithwaite

and

then

Delaney,

who

shuffles

him

out

to

the

far

side.

Chance

for

Rebic

now

to

run

at

Knudsen.

Perisic

wanted

it

on

the

other

side,

and

his

effort

from

range

was

too

comfortable

for

Kasper

Schmeichel.

It's

those

couple

of

moments.

That

run

from

Vrsaljko

where

they

had

the

chance,

and

now

this

one,

the

one-on-one,

Maybe

the

start

of

something.

They

need

a

spark,

They

need

some

reinvigoration,

Croatia

in

this

second

half.

Look

at

those

two

full-backs

for

Denmark,

wing-backs,

Complete

shape

change

in

possession.

He

said

he

was

going

to

take

risks,

and

he

has

certainly

done

that.

It

is

a

bit

of

a

gamble

because

it

can

leave

you

exposed

if

you

make

a

mistake.

Give

the

ball

away,

and

all

of

a

sudden

Croatia

react.

String

a

couple

of

passes

together

and

they

can

open

you

up

very

quickly,

But

it

hasn't

happened

so

far.

An

opportunity

for

one

of

these

two

nations.

For

a

moment

there

he

was

the

deepest

outfield

player

for

Croatia.

Kovacic,

Strinic,

Perisic

is

inside

him.

Touch

was

a

little

bit

heavy.

After

what's

happened

today.

What's

happening

at

this

World

Cup

in

terms

of

the

way

the

draw

is

opening

up,

Colombia

against

England

is

going

to

be

a

great

match.

Not

that

he's

interested.

Pivaric

is

going

to

come

on.

He's

a

left-back

who

can

take

a

mean

free

kick.

Sometimes

seen

as

a

little

bit

questionable

defensively,

but

it's

a

like-for-like

change.

It

means

that

Strinic

is

replaced

by...

I

thought

it

was

such

a

feature

in

the

first

half,

two

Croatian

full-backs.

Pain

was

for

the

Denmark

full-backs,

but

they've

switched

it

around,

momentum's

changed.

Delaney

trying

to

use

that

momentum

to

carry

Denmark

forward.

Ten

minutes

to

go.

What

a

fascinating

football

match.

Eriksen.

Composure,

they've

got

all

the

patience.

Jorgensen

trying

to

break

the

lines,

almost

reached

it

too.

It

was

a

delicate

little

ball

from

Simon

Kjaer.

His

passing

in

the

second

half,

Kjaer

has

been

wonderful,

These

long

passes.

It

didn't

quite

connect

so

close.

He's

got

his

arms

up

in

there,

the

centre-back

to

his

goalkeeper;

he

knew

how

close

it

was

to

being

a

real

problem,

and

on

Mateo

Kovacic

He

didn't

foul;

he

had

two

or

three

around

him.

His

shoulder's

a

bit

of

a

problem

for

Kovacic

he

just

had

his

arm

dragged

back

before

he

went

down

and

landed

awkwardly,

holding

that

right

shoulder,

not

moving.

What

happened

to

Mohamed

Salah

in

the

Champions

League

final?

I'm

not

quite

sure

what

that's

going

to

do

if

he's

dislocated

it.

But

if

anybody

didn't

do

that

before,

They

push

it

back

in.

I'm

not

sure.

I

do

feel

something's

bad

with

it.

Doesn't

look

great

for

him.

Does

it?

No.

I'm

pleased

to

say

I've

never

done

it.

But

apparently

it

is

incredibly

painful.

I

think

he

has.

We've

made

two

changes

apiece

already.

We

do

get

into

extra

time.

Both

will

be

able

to

make

a

fourth

substitute

tonight.

Lundgren's

gone

forward

on

a

long

diagonal.

Modric

and

Vida

have

gone

forward

as

well

now,

Both

centre-backs.

Resorting

to

route

one,

Put

it

in

the

box.

Anyone

can

put

it

where

it's

designed

to

go,

It's

Luka

Modric.

A

bit

deep

then,

Mark.

It

doesn't

need

to

be

that

deep.

Second

short

to

Rakitic,

Then

out

to

Viveric.

He's

crossed

towards

the

near

post,

He's

flicked

on

delicately.

Wasn't

too

far

away,

Was

it?

Ivan

Perisic

just

stooping

and

trying

to

glance

that

beyond

Kasper

Schmeichel.

They

weren't

that

deep

in

the

end.

It

was

just

too

inviting

for

Croatia

to

play

short.

Working

it

to

a

better

position.

He

gets

across

the

near

post.

He

had

it

covered.

Kasper

Schmeichel.

Kovacic

seems

to

be

okay.

He's

back

on

the

pitch

and

rattling

around

once

more.

Mandzukic.

Is

he

onside

here?

He

is.

Crossing

towards

Rebic.

No

one

in

the

box.

Modric

lurking

on

the

edge.

So

is

Kovacic.

Surprised

to

see

Rebic

there.

He's

one-on-one

in

the

box.

go

at

him.

For

Salco,

in

towards

Perisic,

who

tried

to

get

across

Jorgensen,

who

did

just

enough.

He

turned

it

round

and

passed

it

to

his

full-back.

He

did

put

a

good

cross

in.

and

he's

lost

his

positivity.

Rebic,

first

half,

He

was

just

driving

at

the

full-back.

He

was

getting

dispossessed.

He

was

pushed

off

the

ball.

Vida,

Perisic

is

trying

to

get

there.

He

won't.

But

Kovacic

might.

Dalsgaard,

He's

doing

his

best

to

try

to

get

there.

A

neat

little

back-heel

from

Kovacic,

who

managed

to

invent

a

scenario

for

Croatia

to

keep

hold

of

the

ball.

It

almost

came

straight

to

Perisic.

He

has

it

now.

He

crosses

a

deep

one.

Rebic

again

losing

out

to

Knudsen

initially.

Then

scurries

and

wins

it

back.

He's

had

a

couple

of

opportunities

to

get

it

into

the

box.

He

does

now.

It

almost

came

through

to

Perisic.

There

was

a

vital

touch.

And

Pivaric's

effort

takes

a

looping

deflection

and

goes

behind

for

a

corner.

That

was

better

from

Rebic.

It

has

to

go

at

the

full-back.

Nelson

Dalga

had

their

legs.

They're

struggling,

they

can't

shift

them

quickly

enough,

Look.

Crucial

touch

from

Jorgensen.

I

think.

A

bit

more

pressure

from

Croatia

right

at

the

very

end

of

the

game.

He's

just

shifted

again

a

little

bit

in

the

last

couple

of

minutes.

It

doesn't

matter

how

you

win

it.

As

long

as

you

do.

Modric,

Leaders

up

there.

It's

back

in

by

Rakitic.

And

it's

an

easy

catch

for

Kasper

Schmeichel.

No

real

trouble

for

him.

These

set-pieces

have

caused

a

bit

of

an

issue.

Jorgensen,

Centre-forward.

Wants

to

score

the

goal.

But

they're

a

really

good

defensive

team.

Header.

Eriksen,

Poulsen

in

support.

Schone

in

the

centre.

Might

come

to

Lasse

Schone.

Tries

to

hit

one

it

was

always

bouncing

wide

for

the

Ajax

man;

it's

a

game

that

could

open

up

in

the

next

few

minutes.

Seems

to

be

getting

a

little

bit

stretched.

There

were

no

bodies

in

the

box

to

come

out

to

him;

it

was

a

one-and-a-half

volley.

Tries

to

bring

it

round.

Poulsen,

Schone

again.

And

Zoukic.

Look

where

he

is;

Croatia

have

been

so

poor

on

the

ball

in

the

second

half

they've

made

it

up

as

they've

gone

along

and

players

have

gone

rogue

on

the

shape;

the

change

has

thrown

them,

the

two

wide

players

went

far

too

deep

and,

perhaps

being

a

little

too

honest

early

in

the

second

half,

the

momentum

shifted,

and

from

there

Zoukic

became

isolated,

the

midfield

players

weren't

able

to

connect

and

Perisic

and

Rebic

were

too

far

away

from

the

game

defensively,

but

they're

still

in

the

game.

They've

got

a

chance.

Denmark

haven't,

For

all

the

decent

play,

got

the

goal

that

they

probably

deserve

for

this

performance.

Well,

You

can

see

why

they

are

heading

towards

games

unbeaten.

Nareksen

is

trying

to

put

pressure

on

Dejan

Lovren.

Three

added

minutes

at

the

end

of

the

is

the

plan

at

the

moment.

It's

time

to

repeat

that

first

goal.

They're

all

going

up:

Kjaer

and

Jorgensen,

the

centre-backs.

the

score.

I

think

he's

going

to

throw

it

nearer

to

the

goalkeeper.

His

last

couple

of

throws

have

just

been

too

far

out

towards

the

penalty

spot.

Stick

it

right

in

there.

Knudsen,

who

created

the

first

goal

with

his

launching

torpedo

throw.

He

was

up

there,

didn't

reach

it.

In

the

end,

it

eluded

everyone

in

white.

The

problem

with

those

is,

you

need

two

or

three

headers

to

score

a

goal.

You're

never

going

to

score

with

the

first

contact.

He's

coming

over.

He'll

get

another

go.

Again,

they've

got

a

huge

number

of

men

inside

the

box,

six

of

them

now.

Braithwaite's

on

the

edge

of

the

penalty

area

too.

A

goal

now,

and

that's

almost

a

guarantee

of

a

quarterfinal

place

for

Denmark.

Something

they

haven't

achieved

since

Knudsen's

throw.

Going

towards

it;

eventually

it's

cleared

by

Kovacic.

Desperate

to

try

and

get

up

and

keep

pushing

Denmark

back.

Running

by

Rebic.

Madness

by

Rebic,

just

using

his

legs

unnecessarily,

not

quite

sure

what

he's

doing.

Pressing

for

no

reason.

He'll

get

the

ball

back.

Modric.

Kovacic

has

made

a

run

down

the

right

side.

Into

added

time

at

the

end

of

the

Modric.

Movement

in

front

of

him

to

try

and

find

one

of

those

accurate

arrowed

balls.

Look

at

Rebic.

Absolutely

superb

since

he's

made

that

run.

That's

where

the

movement

should

have

come

from.

Look

at

him,

he's

on

his

knees.

Modric.

Ball

into

the

box

by

Vrsaljko,

is

headed

away

by

Dalsgaard.

Rakitic

is

there.

Still

going,

Rakitic

with

the

effort!

He

wasn't

too

far

away.

Kasper

Schmeichel

went

sprawling

across.

A

little

bit

of

pressure

to

start

with

from

Eriksen,

but

then

broke

clear.

Never

really

felt

as

though

he

was

going

to

cause

a

problem.

That's

the

shot

on

goal

in

the

game.

Only

five

of

them

have

been

on

target.

Delaney.

Eriksen.

Jorgensen's

made

a

near-post

run,

and

Vida

vitally

got

there

in

front

of

him.

He

spotted

him.

Eriksen.

His

left

foot.

His

weaker

foot.

But

the

quality

to

be

able

to

put

it

in

there.

Credit

to

Vida.

It's

a

good

defensive

position.

What

a

chance.

Score,

You

win.

World

Cup

quarter-final.

Beckett's.

Another

set-piece.

Eriksen

on

it.

Kjaer

arriving.

Jorgensen

in

there.

Towards

the

near

post.

Punched

away

by

Subasic.

Comes

back

into

a

breakaway.

There

was

a

bit

of

a

panic.

Well,

He

controlled

it

well.

Goalkeeper's

punch

was

poor.

He

focused

hard

on

getting

the

technique

right.

Getting

good

contact.

Nearly.

Those

Danish

supporters

have

certainly

been

the

more

vocal

ones

towards

the

end

of

the

game.

They're

on

their

feet.

High

up

in

the

stand.

Three

minutes

have

been

played

at

the

end

of

the

Still,

Russia

have

to

wait

to

see

who

they

will

get

in

the

next

round.

There's

the

full-time

whistle.

Ninety

minutes

can't

solve

the

riddle

of

Croatia

v

Denmark.

In

minutes

more,

if

it

still

doesn't

do

it

then

we

will

have

penalties.

It's

finished

after

minutes:

Croatia

Denmark

Which team wears the red-and-white checkered shirts?

Which player was able to get into the space because of the gap between Jorgensen and the attacker?

Yes — the match is currently level; it's a draw.

Which team wears red-and-white checkered shirts?

Who tried to get round Perisic before delivering the cross?

Which Croatian wide players are dropping back with the full-backs?

Which team was awarded the free kick after the collision?

Who was described as the group stage's hardest-working player?

Which Croatian player is identified on screen at the end of the clip?

How did Kasper Schmeichel deal with Rebic's deflected shot?

He punched the ball away instead of catching it.

Who came on as a substitute for Denmark?

Which team wore red-and-white checkerboard shirts in this match?

Which Croatian player is being brought on as a substitute?

Which two national teams are playing this match?

Which teams are playing in this match?
Croatia and Denmark

What is Paulsen's facial expression showing?

Which player was mentioned as having the half chance at the end of the window?

Which goalkeeper saved Perišić's long-range attempt?

Which player is being brought on as a substitute?

Which player was substituted as a like-for-like full-back change?

Who suffered a shoulder injury in the Champions League final mentioned by the commentators?

Who was dispossessed and pushed off the ball at the end of the clip?

Who is Denmark's goalkeeper?
Kasper Schmeichel

Which club does Lasse Schone play for?
Ajax

How many shots have been on target?
Five

What was the score at the end of 90 minutes?