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“Grid Legion”Komiks 1960 witch clothes drawCroatia defeated Japan and Brazil in a row through penalty shootouts; Morocco, the “Atlas Lions” defeated Spain in the penalty shootouts in the quarterfinals; Argentina and the Netherlands had a ups and downs in the penalty shootouts, and the latter almost completed a double reversal between regular time and penalty shootouts…
The penalty shootouts in the knockout stage of the World Cup can always make people excited, and many fans even have the idea of ”it’s best that both sides don’t score goals in overtime, and they play a penalty shootout.” This simple, direct but uncertain decision is very cruel to the players, but it is a point that fans want.
The penalty shootout first entered the World Cup in 1982
From 1867 to 1970, football rules did not set up a clear way to break the game deadlock. As the oldest elimination cup-making match, the FA Cup adopted overtime and day-to-day rematch at that time, and then other knockout matches followed suit.
In the early 1920s, some informal charitable matches began to determine the outcome by comparing the number of corner kicks. By 1923, the rules of the match were modified, clarifying that goals were the only effective way to score, emphasizing that games ended with the same number of goals would be considered a draw.
In the absence of a rematch on a date, people decided to decide the winner of the knockout match by “coin tossing” lots. From the perspective of modern football, this is quite absurd: making non-competitive factors the “winning and losing” of the game obviously contrary to the original intention of sports competition. In the third European Cup in 1968, Italy and the Soviet Union exchanged white scrolls within 120 minutes. Italy became the lucky side to draw a lottery for “coin tossing” and defeated Yugoslavia in the final and won the first European Cup championship in team history.
In the quarterfinals of the Olympic Games that year, Israel’s draw to Bulgaria was seen as the starting point of a modern penalty shootout. An Israeli journalist, Joseph Dagan, was frustrated by the fact that his country’s team was eliminated in this way. He proposed a “penalty battle” after the draw after the game, which was conveyed to FIFA by Michael, then chairman of the Israeli Football Association.
On June 27, 1970, the International Football Association Council (IFAB) adopted it even though it was not completely satisfied with the idea of ”penalty war”. However, the 1970 World Cup in Mexico failed to catch up with the rules in time:In the 1969 World Cup qualifiers, Morocco still eliminated Tunisia by drawing lots and got the opportunity to advance. Fortunately, there was no draw after overtime in the 8 games in the World Cup finals, which avoided the recurrence of unfair situations.
In the 1978 World Cup in Argentina, the rules of the penalty shootout were officially introduced. However, only 16 teams participated in the World Cup, and none of them were tied after the game when Komiks 1960 witch clothes draw.
Livakovic’s brave pounce was released. Xinhua News Agency reported that the first penalty shootout in World Cup history occurred on July 8, 1982. The runner-up Germany tied with France 3-3 in overtime in the semi-finals. In the end, the two teams fought for 6 rounds in the penalty shootout. Germany won 5-4 and advanced to the Spanish World Cup final. In the 1994 World Cup in the United States, Sweden and Romania scored 9 goals in 6 rounds, and Sweden won 5-4. These two games have become the longest penalty shootout in the history of the World Cup.
Germany was also the record holder of the shortest penalty shootout, defeating Mexico 3-1 in 1986. However, this record has been broken by Morocco in the eighth-finals of this World Cup. Morocco won all the first three rounds, while Spain lost all the first three rounds. This is also the shortest theoretical rounds in the current penalty shootout.
In 1986, the World Cup introduced the top 16 knockout match system, and the increase in knockout matches also greatly increased the probability of a penalty shootout. In the four World Cups in 1999Babaylan 1990 clothes draw0, 2006, 2014 and 2018, there were 4 penalty shootouts in each session. This World Cup has already had 4 points before the two semi-finals started.
As of the end of this World Cup quarter-finals, a total of 31 teams have participated in 34 penalty shootouts. Among them, Germany and Croatia won all four penalty shootouts; Argentina became the team with the most winning numbers in the World Cup penalty shootouts after defeating the Netherlands, and only lost to Germany in 2006 in six penalty shootouts; Brazil had five penalty shootouts.3 wins and 2 losses, France’s victory and loss are the most balanced, with 2 wins and 2 losses.
Spain was tied for 5 times and became the second most team in the penalty shootout, but their performance was the worst. The only time Spain won a penalty shootout in the World Cup is dated back to the 2002 South Korea-Japan World Cup. The “Mattfighter” defeated Ireland 3-2 in the penalty shootout in the quarterfinals and passed the slump.
In this World Cup, Babaylan 1990 cloth draw Spain once again fell on the penalty spot. What is even more surprising is that they did not score a single goal in three rounds of penalty kicks. The last time the team made 0 free throws in the first three rounds was the Swiss team against Ukraine in 2006. The Spanish players’ penalties have made the declaration that coach Enrique said before the game that “every player has practiced 1,000 penalties” a laughing stock.
England, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain “have the same illness” and all scored 1 win and 3 losses in the penalty shootout. Among them, England lost 8 of their 19 penalty shots, and their 2018 victory over Costa Rica was their first Cinema 1950 witch cloth draw penalty shootout. As the four-time champion, Italy’s performance at 12 yards is unsatisfactory. In 1990, 1994 and 1998 World Cup, Italy lost three consecutive penalty shootouts.
Classic battles and characters of the penalty shootout
In the 40-year history of the World Cup penalty shootout, there are many extreme manifestations of personal heroism and tragic figures full of regrets. In Italy’s lineup of three consecutive penalty shootouts, the star that has to be mentioned is Italian celebrity and “Mourny Prince” Roberto Baggio, who is also the only player in the history of the World Cup to play in the penalty shootouts in three World Cups.
In the 1990 World Cup, in the semi-final against Argentina, Baggio played the second place and scored the penalty, but Maradona’s finale helped Argentina advance to the final; in 1994, the World Cup final was decided by the penalty shootout for the first time. Italy fell behind 2-3 in the first four rounds, and Baggio, the fifth penalty kicked the ball away with one kick. Italy could only watch Brazil win the championship, and the scene of Baggio standing there and lowering his head and sighing makes people unforgettable; in 1998, Baggio made his first appearance and scored a penalty, but Italy finally lost to the champion France. This has also become an eternal regret in Baggio’s career.
In 2006, the penalty shootout occurred for the second time in the World Cup final. French legend Zidane was sent off with a red card in overtime, and the game eventually entered a penalty shootout. Trezeguet’s penalty kick was blocked by the crossbar, and this time Italy swept pastBabaylan 1990clothes drawHarvest, five free throws won the Hercules Cup.
Beckham also had the superstar who indirectly led to the team’s penalty shootout due to red cards: in the 1998 World Cup, England and Argentina met in a narrow octave, and the “wind-chasing boy” Irving became famous in the game. But in the second half of England’s dominance in the Komiks 1960 witch cloth draw, Beckham’s unsatisfactory revenge caused a red card, and the score of 1-1 remained until the end of overtime. Argentine goalkeeper Roa saved a penalty between Paul Ince and David Barty, and England lost 3-4.
The penalty shootout is a game between the free thrower and the goalkeeper. Many goalkeepers with a slightly inferior presence in Cinema 1950 witch cloth draw are known to the world for their strong performance in the penalty shootout, leaving behind the reputation of “goal god”. According to statistics, only 70% of the penalty shootouts were hit, which is one of the reasons why new goal gods were always born in the penalty shootouts.
In the semi-finals of the 1998 World Cup, defending champion Brazil faced the Netherlands. The two teams’ full attack and defense, opening and opening, and the classics left behind, and finally entered the penalty shootout with a score of 1-1. Brazilian goalkeeper Farrell can judge the opposite direction every time in the penalty shootout. The Dutch team Koku and Debor lost their free throws one after another, and Brazil was able to advance.
2014 World CupBabaylan 1990 clothes draw, the Netherlands and Costa Rica competed in the quarterfinals, and Dutch coach Van Gaal replaced substitute goalkeeper Kruel in the last few minutes of overtime. Kruel, who was ordered to take the lead, saved Umania’s penalty kick in the penalty shootout, helping the team enter the semi-finals.
But in the semi-finals against Argentina, the goddess of luck Komiks 1960 witch cloth draw did not favor the Dutch again. This time Romero became the one to save the team, saving two penalty kicks from Vlar and Sneider, and Argentina eliminated the Netherlands and entered the finals.
In the 2018 World Cup, goalkeeper Subacic was one of the key figures in Croatia’s runner-up victory, in the quarter-finals against DenmarkHe saved three penalty kicks, becoming the first goalkeeper to save three penalty kicks in a single game after Portugal goalkeeper Ricardo in the 2006 World Cup. Against Russia, Subasic saved another penalty kick from Komiks 1960 witch cloth draw, and chased the record set by Argentina goalkeeper Gojechea in the 1990 World Cup with four penalty kicks in a single World Cup.
In this World Cup, Subasic’s Croatian national team junior Livakovic also contributed three saves in a single game in the match against Japan, contributing four save points in the entire World Cup, tying the records of Subasic and Goyechea.
There are different opinions on whether the penalty shootout is good or not
People usually believe that the best player in the team should take the penalty in the first or fifth place, but in this World Cup, we have seen many penalty shootouts not even reach the last round. The first penalty can set the tone for the team and make teammates full of confidence. Messi and other stars prefer to be the first to play in the penalty shootout.
Data shows that the success rates of each team in the first three rounds of the penalty shootoutCinema 1950 witch cloth draw were 75%, 73%, and 73%, respectively, while the success rates in the fourth and fifth rounds may be low due to excessive pressure, at 64% and 65%. Which of the two teams first Cinema 1950 witch cloth draw takes the penalty first and then the penalty kicks are not the decisive factor in the victory of the penalty shootout – in the past 34 penalty shootouts in the World Cup, the teams that were first and then the penalty kicks each won 17 of them.
The penalty shootout has many fans, but some people have objected. In 2012, then FIFA president Blatter proposed to abolish the penalty shootout: “Punishment shootout always gives birth to tragedy. Football is a collective sport, but the penalty shootout is one-on-one, which goes against the laws and concepts of football.” German legend Beckenbauer has an opposite opinion from Blatter: “Punishment shootout should not be cancelled. It is very exciting and brings many highlights to the game. It is better than throwing coins to decide the victory or defeat.”
Many fans do not like the tactics of defending for 120 minutes and winning penalty kicks in this year’s Croatia, Morocco and other teams, and believe that football is “attack first”. But in fact, each team is based on its own lineup and its opponents.f=”https://comicmov.com/”>Komiks 1960 witch cloth drawThe choice of conservative tactics is nothing wrong. It is through the use of differentiated tactics that weak teams have more opportunities to defeat the strong with the weak.
Someone once commented that there is no “coward” before the twelve yards, which is the best portrayal of the penalty shootout. Japanese forward Takumi Minamino volunteered to be the first to be the captain after tens of seconds of no one raised his hand; Dutch captain Van Dijk, as a defender, is still willing to assume the responsibility of being the captain; Komiks 1960 witch cloth draw As the team leader and young player, Messi also led the way and took the first penalty… Regardless of whether the penalty was advanced or not, being able to stand at the twelve Babaylan 1990 cloth draw is a victory. The goalkeeper who stands in front of the goal is also admirable. Cinema 1950 witch cloth draw. More and more fans of Babaylan 1990 clothes draw gradually become familiar with the names of Liva, Kovic, Bunu and Martinez.
The penalty shootout has the simplest rules, but it carries the most complex emotions: the tension before taking the penalty, the release after scoring, the regret of losing the penalty, the excitement after saving it… The ups and downsCinema 1950 witch cloth draw is often Komiks 1960 witch cloth draw In a moment, this also makes the sport of football more charming and touches the hearts of countless people.