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England has finally qualified for the quarter-finals for the first time since 2006.
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, MOSKOW – England has managed to qualify for the quarter-finals of the 2018 World Cup after defeating Colombia on penalties. This victory marks the resurrection of England from a bad record in shots on goal at the World Cup.
Harry Kane, England, must take a little more time because of a penalty shot due to the penalty Yerry Mina. The rebounding header on the Barcelona club pitch has cooled England's hopes of quickly qualifying for the quarterfinals.
England who played more defensive in the second half included Marcus Rashford in the last five minutes of overtime. Mutual purchases and sales in overtime, the two teams fighting for the last ticket to the quarterfinals have not produced a single goal. Both seemed sincere if it had to be through penalties.
A lot of yellow cards were issued by Mark Geiger during a match that took place at Spartak stadium. In total, he issued eight yellow cards, eight for Colombia and two for England. For 120 minutes, they played 1-1, the match continued at the penalty shootout.
England was in a less convincing position with this trick. This is because of their last 12 appearances in international tournaments, six of them lost due to penalties. They only won once, which is against Spain at the 1996 European Cup.
The bad record almost continues. Midfielder Jordan Henderson's penalty was thwarted by Colombian goalkeeper David Ospina. However, Jordan Pickford was able to kick Carlos Bacca. One Jordan was saved by another Jordan.
Despite the direction of the predictable blow, Eric Dier, as Britain's fifth shooter, finally managed to decide the victory of Gareth Southgate's team. With this result, England has finally qualified for the quarter-finals for the first time since 2006. Kane and her colleagues were expected by Sweden in the quarter-finals that had previously ensured to escape. beat 10 Swiss players.
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