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Griezmann and Varane mark that France passes in front of Uruguay to reach the last 4 for the first time since 2006
Posted 10:13 am, 07 July 2018
Last updated 10h13, 07 July 2018 [19659004] FRENCH BLISS. Frenchman Antoine Griezmann celebrates his goal with teenage sensation Kylian Mbappe. Photo by Dimitar Dilkoff / AFP "data-parentid =" "
FRENCH BLISS Frenchman Antoine Griezmann celebrates his goal with teenage sensation Kylian Mbappe Photo by Dimitar Dilkoff / AFP
NIZHNIY NOVGOROD, Russia – L & French coach Didier Deschamps warned that there was more to come from his side after comfortably defeating Uruguay 2-0 on Friday, July 6 to become the first club to reach the world
A fine header by Raphaël Varane and a shot by Antoine Griezmann missed by Uruguayan goalkeeper Fernando Muslera gave France the victory over a South American team that missed injured striker Edinson Cavani.
This is the first time France Deschamps said that his team had "raised our level again" after the 4-3 win over Argentina in the round of 16.
"J & # 39; have a good team that still has a lot of "You can see n Our lack of experience sometimes, but we also have a lot of qualities. "
" In any case, it will definitely not be a failed World Cup. . "
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Uruguay ✔️ [19659014] France cooks at the knockout stages pic.twitter.com/X0d1kgw6HJ– B / R Football (@brfootball) ] July 6, 2018
France takes the lead in the 40th minute The defender of the kickoff of the Griezmann free kick narrowly took the lead Varane
It was the third goal of Real Madrid for France and represented the redemption of Varane, widely blamed for the goal that had lost France.Greatmann, who has several Uruguayan players among his friends, scored a second in the 61st minute it was mostly because of a muslera howler
The reliable striker broke Griezmann's 20-yard shot and saw the ball float on the line of play.
C & # 39; was Griezmann's third goal of this World Cup, but his first step of a penalty
not end The drama in Nizhny Novgorod, as the frustratio of Uruguay n Kylian Mbappe fell to the ground in the 67th minute.
Diego Godin, skipper of Uruguay, protested with the teenager and asked him to get up, then tried to pull him off the ground, triggering a scrum players. Deschamps even came to the field to try to calm the spirits.
France's victory was deserved – they had the greatest possession and always seemed more likely to score.
They would have opened the mark in the 15th minute when Mbappe misjudged a narrow head.
The fast flash Mbappe and Griezmann hit the fear in the Uruguayan defense all afternoon.
In midfield, Frenchman Golo Kante and Paul Pogba stifled any potential threat posed by Uruguay.
And in front for La Celeste, Luis Suarez cut an isolated and agitated figure.
Frustration with Argentine referee Nestor Pitana, who, coincidentally, was responsible for France's defeat in the quarter-finals 2014.
The Barcelona star was Cristhian Stuani's partner after a week of speculations about the end of Cavani. The Paris Saint-Germain striker fails to recover from a calf injury.
Without Cavani, Uruguay represented little threat
A tight and nervous match broke out after Varane's goal
Until then Uruguay had struggled to get into the penalty box French, but within 4 minutes of the goal would have been level except for an exceptional rescue of Hugo Lloris.
The French skipper superbly saved one-handed defender Martin Caceres, whose head from a free kick seems destined to enter.
Diego Godin could have scored thanks to the follow-up, but it was the closest that the South Americans would score throughout the afternoon. – Rappler.com
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