Author: Eliz

Eight days after the opening match, the World Cup continues its course and the eighth are fast approaching. This Monday, Brazil will try to validate their qualification by defeating Switzerland. For Luis Suarez’s Uruguay, victory over Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal is imperative. Here is the program of matches for the World Cup on November 28, 2022.

World Cup match: the poster of the day

At 8 p.m., head to the Lusail Iconic Stadium for a high-profile clash between Portugal and Uruguay. If the Seleção das Quinas won their first match against Ghana (3-2), everything was not perfect for the men of Fernando Santos. Feverish in defense, lacking edge in the opposing half, the 2016 European champion knows he can do better. For some key elements of the Lusitanian selection like Joao Cancelo, progress is expected. If they win, Portugal will be guaranteed to play in the round of 16 of

Four games of the group stage of the 2022 World Cup were played on Tuesday. Here are the results of November 22 in Qatar.

World Cup results for November 22, 2022

– Argentina 1-2 Saudi Arabia (Group C) Goals: Messi (10th, sp); Al-Shehri (49th), Al-Dawsari (53rd).

– Denmark 0-0 Tunisia (Group D).

– Mexico 0-0 Poland (Group C).

_ France 4-1 Australia (Group D) Goals: Rabiot (27th), Giroud (32nd, 71st), Mbappé (68th); Goodwin (9th).

Summary of the day

The huge surprise of the day and this start to the World Cup came from Group C, and the meeting between Argentina and Saudi Arabia. Unbeaten for 36 games, Lionel Messi’s Albiceleste, who opened the scoring from the penalty spot, eventually lost 2-1 to the Middle Eastern nation. The men of French Hervé Renard therefore take the lead in group C, while Mexico and Poland could not decide (0-0). Argentina brings

Steve Mandanda spoke about his departure from OM. The goalkeeper thinks he deserved more respect last season. The French international nevertheless regrets leaving so quickly, without saying goodbye to the supporters.

At the microphone of Canal+Steve Mandanda has revealed that he has the opportunity to “staying in Marseilles”, last summer. The current Stade Rennais player, however, confirmed that he had a hard time competing with Pau Lopez: “What I went through last season was too much to bear. For me, being on the bench, not playing, is something I can’t stand. If I deserved more respect? Sure, but it didn’t happen that way. I understand that the leaders of OM are going on another idea, another project. Today, that proves them right since Pau (Lopez) is performing well and is having a very good season. » The Kinshasa native then admitted to leaving very quickly, during the