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The 2018 World Cup in Russia ended yesterday, but for a long time fans and specialists will remember the curious stories of the field and discuss various topics. The 21st World Championship brought emotions and records that will hardly be improved. Like only four red cards in 64 games, a total of 29 penalties, etc.
Here are some unfortunate figures and statistics from the 2018 World Cup: – Jerome Boateng from Germany and Igor Smolnikov from Russia were expelled with the second yellow cards, and Michael Lang from Switzerland and Carlos Sanchez were got the direct red. That's the smallest number of players thrown out at the World Championship since 1978.
9 – Nine of England's 12 goals have fallen from static positions. And it's a record. 10 – Toma Munien scored against England in third place and became the tenth Belgian with a tournament shot. This is a record record for France since 1982 and for Italy since 2006.
19 – In Russia, 19 goals were scored during the additional time of the second half matches. Seven more than Brazil 2014.
20 – Croatia is ranked 20th in the world and is therefore the highest ranked finalist since its introduction in 1992.
29 – Judges gave as many penalties as they have improved the record up to here. He held three World Cups – 1990, 1998 and 2002, with 18 penalties.
99.32 – According to FIFA, this is the percentage of correct judgments. If this is true, the VAR system worked well
169 – In 169 games, 169 goals scored and an average of 2.64. In 2014, they scored 2.67 goals per game, but Russia in 2018 ranked 15th in 21 world championships
46,885 – This is the average matches in Russia , which represents a huge decrease compared to an average of 53,592 in Brazil. The two tournaments are far from the figures of Japan and the Republic of Korea since 2002.
857 000 – The number of Swiss francs, equivalent to 1 433 258.34 Bulgarian leva, received by FIFA from various fines . 360 000 francs are only the use of unauthorized football socks
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