The disadvantage of Croatia: – It can certainly be crucial

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– Croatia showed a mental strength that is quite incredible, says the French goalkeeper of the press at the World Cup final, according to Daily Mail.

When France won all matches in the last match after 90 minutes, Croatia played additional rounds in all matches.

Meanwhile, the French have a day off on the final opponent.

– This team has something special about it, warns Lloris, and continues:

– They showed incredible collective strength. We have a lot of respect for them. We must be at our best and deliver a perfect match if we want to win.

– Squeezing on my players

Not to mention the extra time and penalty shoot-out, the extra turns mean that Croatia played 90 minutes more than France

The TV Football League 2, Jesper Mathisen, believes that "the extra fight" of Croatians in the lead can be a decisive factor.

– These are players used to playing more games this week. a physical that says they're going to do it. But when they arrive late in a tournament, a more refreshed team like France can be the big challenge for Croatia. They spent more effort and this can certainly be crucial, predicts Mathisen.

– We saw yesterday that the English players were finished and tired, even though they still had less time than Croatia for the previous match, which shows the TV2 football league.

– They come to throw the sponge

In the semifinal against England, Luka Modric was completed by the 119th minute. Four minutes earlier, the winner of the game, Mario Mandzukic, managed to leave the track for his own machine

Zlatko Dalic, the head of landslides, relies on the players to say they're too tired to give everything in the final. Relate with each other as players will throw in the towel and say that they are not ready. They know what the stakes of the final are and how amazing it is to be able to play it. But if they are not ready to give everything,
will they tell you? I'm waiting for them to do it. They must have this attitude, says Dalic, according to Daily Mail.