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12.07.2018 | 00:41
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Croatia's victory over England in the second semifinals of the 2018 World Cup and the historic qualification of Zlatko Dalsic's team in the final of the World Cup Russia have trained Croats in the streets. "Burned" in Zagreb.
Croatia wrote the story, getting the qualification for the first time in a World Cup final. Zlatko Dalić's team managed to outrun Davor Sukar's company in 1998, sending millions of Croats to seventh heaven, who went out to the streets to celebrate the victory over England.
His "Hrbatska" friends lived in … all the red semifinals, celebrating both the goal of Perisic's equalizer goal and Mantucki's "golden goal" in the second half of the match . As for what happened after the last whistle of the referee, he simply "burned" Zagreb.
The Croatian reaction to 1-1
Zagreb when Croatia scored against England ? #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/eDbRy60I3Y
– Indy Football (@IndyFootball) July 11, 2018
Mantucki sent them to the seventh ballot box
Jubilant fans burst into Zagreb as Croatia beat England 2-1 to reach his first goal #WorldCup final https://t.co/blWv6jN04J pic.twitter.com/J2ZOFdo3TC
– CNN International (@cnni) July 11, 2018
Unbridled festivities after the historic qualifying in the final
Being Scottish in #croatie pic.twitter.com/3SD5Lx5W86
– Ruth (@RuthieMoir) July 11, 2018
Photos: Reuters
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