EPTFIFA World Cup 2022 - Knockout Stage - Page 48
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On December 06 2022 02:46 sharkie wrote: Can japan please sack this coach? Moriyasu is absolutely getting a raise and an extension probably. | ||
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Mafe
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And now brazil is on pace for double digits against south korea. So for all the upsets and shocks, unless morocco pull another surprise, it's going to be the same all-europe-south-america quarterfinals again. | ||
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nojok
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Nevermind. | ||
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justanothertownie
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On December 06 2022 04:12 Mafe wrote: Disappointed, really. Overall, japan deserved to do better, but in reality they cant complain about having lost this game. And now brazil is on pace for double digits against south korea. So for all the upsets and shocks, unless morocco pull another surprise, it's going to be the same all-europe-south-america quarterfinals again. We can all hope for Morocco. It might be a small chance but it would amuse me enormously. | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28736 Posts
On December 06 2022 04:12 Mafe wrote: Disappointed, really. Overall, japan deserved to do better, but in reality they cant complain about having lost this game. And now brazil is on pace for double digits against south korea. So for all the upsets and shocks, unless morocco pull another surprise, it's going to be the same all-europe-south-america quarterfinals again. This is how it usually goes, too. Group stages have a bunch of upsets pretty much every WC. But the knockout stages very consistently go as expected. 2018 you saw Russia beat Spain on penalties, but that's literally the only result I'd consider an upset from the knockout stage of any world cup since 2002. I mean, there are 'arguably slight underdog' teams advancing but aside from Russia beating Spain in 2018, there aren't really any examples of a top 10 European or SA team losing to a team that isn't top 10 euro/sa. | ||
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