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England, Belgium, Colombia and Japan progress
2018 러시아 월드컵, 14일차 월드컵 결과 Back in Russia, the games continue. It was the last of the group matches... ahead of the start of the round of 16, which kicks off this weekend. Here's Lee Seung-jae with the highlights,... starting with Colombia versus Senegal. Day-14 of the 2018 World Cup kicked off with two matches in Group H. It included Colombia who were looking to finish strong in Group H,... as they took on Senegal,... who just needed a draw to progress. Senegal held out during the first half,... keeping the South Americans at bay. But the deadlock was broken in the 74th minute. Yerry Mina's header from Juan Quintero's cross found the back of the net,... giving Colombia the lead. Senegal desperately poured forward searching for a goal,... but to no avail. With the game ending one-nil,... Colombia advances to the last 16,... finishing top of Group H with six points. In Volgograd,... Poland took on Japan,... having already been eliminated from the World Cup after two straight losses. In the 59th minute Jan Bednarek's close range shot gave the Polish the one-nil lead and the win. Japan, with four points... found themselves tied on points with Senegal,.... but the Asian nation advance by having a better disciplinary record than the African side. Later in the day,... two more matches closed out Group G. England and Belgium,... having already advanced to the next round,... rested most of their star players in a bid to keep them fresh for the later rounds. The game remained scoreless until the 51st minute when Adnan Januzaj's left-foot shot gave Belgium the 1-0 lead. With Belgium holding on for the victory,... they topped Group G with a maximum nine points. England advancing in the second qualification spot. Also in Group G, Panama went head-to-head with Tunisia. Panama,... looking to win their first-ever World Cup match,... got off to a good start,.. when Yassine Meriah's own goal in the 33rd minute,.. gave Panama the 1-0 lead at half time. But Tunisia came out strong in the second half,... scoring two unanswered goals in the 51st and 66th minute,... crushing Panama's quest for a first World Cup win. With the group stage matches over,.. the first knockout stage match between France and Argentina will take place on Saturday. Lee Seung-jae, Arirang News. Arirang News Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/arirangtvnews ------------------------------------------------------------ [Subscribe Arirang Official YouTube] ARIRANG TV: http://www.youtube.com/arirang ARIRANG RADIO: http://www.youtube.com/Music180Arirang ARIRANG NEWS: http://www.youtube.com/arirangnews ARIRANG K-POP: http://www.youtube.com/arirangworld ARIRANG ISSUE: http://www.youtube.com/arirangtoday ARIRANG CULTURE: http://www.youtube.com/arirangkorean ARIRANG FOOD & TRAVEL : http://www.youtube.com/ArirangFoodTravel ------------------------------------------------------------ [Visit Arirang TV Official Pages] Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/arirangtv Twitter: http://twitter.com/arirangworld Instagram: http://instagram.com/arirangworld Homepage: http://www.arirang.com ------------------------------------------------------------ [Arirang K-Pop] YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/arirangworld Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/arirangkpop Google+: http://plus.google.com/+arirangworld
England, Belgium, Colombia and Japan progress
2018 러시아 월드컵, 14일차 월드컵 결과 And on to the latest from the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.... The last of the group games took place on Thursday... ahead of the start of the knockout phase -- the round of 16 -- on Saturday. Our Lee Seung-jae has a wrap of the day's action,... starting with Colombia versus Senegal. Day-14 of the 2018 World Cup kicked off with two matches in Group H. It included Colombia who were looking to finish strong in Group H,... as they took on Senegal,... who just needed a draw to progress. Senegal held out during the first half,... keeping the South Americans at bay. But the deadlock was broken in the 74th minute. Yerry Mina's header from Juan Quintero's cross found the back of the net,... giving Colombia the lead. Senegal desperately poured forward searching for a goal,... but to no avail. With the game ending one-nil,... Colombia advances to the last 16,... finishing top of Group H with six points. In Volgograd,... Poland took on Japan,... having already been eliminated from the World Cup after two straight losses. In the 59th minute Jan Bednarek's close range shot gave the Polish the one-nil lead and the win. Japan, with four points... found themselves tied on points with Senegal,.... but the Asian nation advance by having a better disciplinary record than the African side. Later in the day,... two more matches closed out Group G. England and Belgium,... having already advanced to the next round,... rested most of their star players in a bid to keep them fresh for the later rounds. The game remained scoreless until the 51st minute when Adnan Januzaj's left-foot shot gave Belgium the 1-0 lead. With Belgium holding on for the victory,... they topped Group G with a maximum nine points. England advancing in the second qualification spot. Also in Group G, Panama went head-to-head with Tunisia. Panama,... looking to win their first-ever World Cup match,... got off to a good start,.. when Yassine Meriah's own goal in the 33rd minute,.. gave Panama the 1-0 lead at half time. But Tunisia came out strong in the second half,... scoring two unanswered goals in the 51st and 66th minute,... crushing Panama's quest for a first World Cup win. With the group stage matches over,.. the first knockout stage match between France and Argentina will take place on Saturday. Lee Seung-jae, Arirang News. Arirang News Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/arirangtvnews ------------------------------------------------------------ [Subscribe Arirang Official YouTube] ARIRANG TV: http://www.youtube.com/arirang ARIRANG RADIO: http://www.youtube.com/Music180Arirang ARIRANG NEWS: http://www.youtube.com/arirangnews ARIRANG K-POP: http://www.youtube.com/arirangworld ARIRANG ISSUE: http://www.youtube.com/arirangtoday ARIRANG CULTURE: http://www.youtube.com/arirangkorean ARIRANG FOOD & TRAVEL : http://www.youtube.com/ArirangFoodTravel ------------------------------------------------------------ [Visit Arirang TV Official Pages] Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/arirangtv Twitter: http://twitter.com/arirangworld Instagram: http://instagram.com/arirangworld Homepage: http://www.arirang.com ------------------------------------------------------------ [Arirang K-Pop] YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/arirangworld Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/arirangkpop Google+: http://plus.google.com/+arirangworld
Senegal fans devastated as Colombians celebrate World Cup progress
Colombia fans were thrilled after their team's 1-0 victory over Senegal secured top spot in Group H – and a last-16 game against England. It was a cruel end to Senegal's World Cup campaign, as they became the first team to be eliminated by their disciplinary record after finishing level with Japan on points, goal difference and goals scored Subscribe for more ► http://is.gd/GuardianFootball • Colombia advance at World Cup as Senegal go out on yellow cards ► https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/jun/28/senegal-colombia-world-cup-group-h-match-report Support the Guardian ► https://theguardian.com/supportus STAY CONNECTED WITH GUARDIAN FOOTBALL: Like football? ► http://fb.me/GuardianFootball Like sport? ► http://fb.me/GuardianSport Follow us ► http://twitter.com/Guardian_Sport Official Guardian Football ► http://www.theguardian.com/football Support the Guardian ► https://theguardian.com/supportus
Japan advances to knockout stage on yellow cards despite loss to Poland
Amid a crescendo of boos and whistles as neither side tried to score, Japan advanced to the knockout round at the World Cup because of a newly implemented tiebreaker — fewer yellow cards. The Japanese, barely playing for the final 15 minutes of the match, lost to Poland 1-0 Thursday. But they still reached the round of 16 because Colombia beat Senegal 1-0 in the other Group H match. Both Japan and Senegal finished the group phase with four points, had the same goal difference and the same amount of goals scored. Starting at this year’s tournament, disciplinary records — known as fair play — were added by FIFA as a tiebreaker. Japan had four yellow cards in its three group matches while Senegal had six. It’s the first time since 1982 that no African team has advanced from the first round at the World Cup. Poland, which had already been eliminated, got its goal from defender Jan Bednarek in the 59th minute. He beat his marker at the far post and volleyed in a swerving free kick from Rafal Kurzawa. When Bednarek scored, Japan was facing elimination. However, Colombia’s goal in the 74th minute of the other group match in Samara meant Japan was in second place and would advance. As the game continued, it barely got above walking pace, prompting many inside the Volgograd Arena to show their displeasure by whistling and booing. During injury time, Japan’s players softly passed the ball among themselves, while their Polish opponents barely made an effort, content to finish the tournament with a victory following two losses. Japan coach Akira Nishino made six changes to the starting lineup ahead of the match — all four of Japan’s scorers in the previous two games were left on the bench. But the Japanese still had more of the chances in the first half. Poland had an early chance to take the lead in the 32nd minute when Japan goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima stopped a header from Kamil Grosicki. Scampering across his goal before diving, Kawashima clawed the ball to safety just before it had crossed the line. Robert Lewandowski then had a chance to put Poland ahead 2-0 — a result that would have allowed Senegal to advance — in the 74th minute after a swift counterattack but his effort flew over the bar. GROUP DYNAMICS Japan will next face the winner of Group G, either Belgium or England, on Monday in Rostov-on-Don. Colombia, which won the group with six points, will play the second place team in that group on Tuesday in Moscow. Senegal, however, has become the first victim of the new tiebreaker. “I don’t know if the regulation is cruel or not, but I can’t ask my players to go on the pitch in order to avoid yellow cards,” Senegal coach Aliou Cisse said. “You have to be in contact with other players when you play football. This is how you play football. It worked against us.” KNOCKOUT ROUND Japan has reached the knockout round at the World Cup three times in the last five tournaments.
Japan Vs Poland (0 - 1) FIFA World Cup 2018/06/28
Japan vs Poland 0 - 1 FIFA World Cup 2018/06/28 Japan 0-1 Poland REPORT: Bednarek fires winner but Japan progress in second spot on fair play rule Jan Bednarek ensured Poland would leave Russia with something to smile about - but it was Japanese coach Akira Nishino who was grinning at the final whistle. Southampton’s defender netted a 58th minute winner to restore some Polish pride - and it looked for a while that would be enough to knock their opponents out of qualification for the knockout phase. But when news filtered through from Samara that Yerry Mina had found the net 16 minutes from time the situation changed - as Japan had progressed to the last 16 on the Fair Play rule. The goal meant that Senegal and Japan could not now be separated on points, goal difference or the number of goals scored - meaning that the side who progressed had totted up the fewest disciplinary points. That team was Japan who had only picked up four cautions to the African nation’s six - and news finally filtered through to Nishori’s players five minutes from the end of time. What had been an entertaining encounter was then reduced as a spectacle as Nishori’s side played the ball between themselves at the back. Poland were content not to chase the game - they didn’t have to as they knew they were on the way home before a ball had been kicked in Volgograd. That led to wolf-whistles from a crowd of over 40,000 who made their feelings very known on the issue during the final few moments. In fact, while both teams were congratulating each other, those catcalls continued as the supporters were leaving the stadium. But that mattered not to the Japanese players who hugged one another as referee Janny Sikazwe got sick of the tap-ball and called a halt to proceedings, leaving the Japanese awaiting news of Colombia’s victory. Jan Bednarek 59' Japan vs Poland 0 - 1 FIFA World up 2018 Japan vs Poland 0-1 - All Goals & Highlights - Resumen y Goles ? 15/06/2018 HD Japan 0-1 Poland Japan vs Poland 0-1 Highlights All Goals Highlights
Xhaka and Shaqiri in hot water for controversial goal celebrations
Xhaka and Shaqiri in hot water for controversial goal celebrations Published: 17:57 EDT, 23 June 2018 | Updated: 19:20 EDT, 23 June 2018 Switzerland players Granit Xhaka and Xherdan Shaqiri are the subject of FIFA disciplinary proceedings following their controversial goal celebration against Serbia. Xhaka and Shaqiri, who are both of Albanian-Kosovan heritage, celebrated their goals in the 2-1 Group E win by putting their hands together to form a double-headed eagle similar to the one on the Albanian flag. This nationalist symbol risked inflaming tensions in the Balkans among Serbians - who do not recognise Kosovo's independence - and ethnic Albanians. Granit Xhaka (L) and Xherdan Shaqiri are in hot water for their controversial goal celebrations Shaqiri scored a last-minute winner for Switzerland to complete the late comeback on FridayIn a statement released on Saturday night, FIFA said: 'The FIFA Disciplinary Committee has opened disciplinary proceedings against the Swiss players Granit Xhaka and Xherdan Shaqiri for their goal celebration during th... --------------------- DONT FORGET SUBSCRIBE FOR ME : https://goo.gl/r8kgfa
Breaking News | Fair play may need to split Spain and Portugal
Breaking News | Fair play may need to split Spain and Portugal Breaking News | Fair play may need to split Spain and Portugal SAMARA, Russia (Reuters) - The disciplinary records of Spain and Portugal could be used to decide the winners of the World Cup’s Group B if they both win by the same scoreline in their final qualification matches on Monday. In the unlikely event that both teams lose by identical scores then ‘fair play’ regulations, the extra tie-breaker that FIFA have brought in for Russia 2018, would also be needed to decide which nation progresses to the last-16. The Iberian pair both have four points from the... SUBSCRIBE To Our Channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPMjaOmdSqkcKmrntN5TF4Q Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/World-Breaking-News-1801911953358902/ Twitter : https://twitter.com/trinhhuuminhly Google+ : https://plus.google.com/u/0/101746655803030079868 Pinterest : https://www.pinterest.com/adanjanuzai/ Wedsite : http://www.bbc.com/news Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/world_breaking_news_tv/ Source : http://c.newsnow.co.uk/A/2/943523468?-: Thanks For Watching Video. Please SUBSCRIBE
Breaking News | Soccer: Fair play may need to split Spain and Portugal
Breaking News | Soccer: Fair play may need to split Spain and Portugal Breaking News | Soccer: Fair play may need to split Spain and Portugal SAMARA, Russia (Reuters) - The disciplinary records of Spain and Portugal could be used to decide the winners of the World Cup’s Group B if they both win by the same scoreline in their final qualification matches on Monday. Soccer Football - World Cup - Portugal Training - Kratovo, Moscow Region, Russia - June 23, 2018. Cristiano Ronaldo and his teammates attend a training session. REUTERS/Axel SchmidtIn the unlikely event that both teams lose by identical scores then ‘fair play’ regulations, th... SUBSCRIBE To Our Channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPMjaOmdSqkcKmrntN5TF4Q Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/World-Breaking-News-1801911953358902/ Twitter : https://twitter.com/trinhhuuminhly Google+ : https://plus.google.com/u/0/101746655803030079868 Pinterest : https://www.pinterest.com/adanjanuzai/ Wedsite : http://www.bbc.com/news Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/world_breaking_news_tv/ Source : http://c.newsnow.co.uk/A/2/943527984?-: Thanks For Watching Video. Please SUBSCRIBE