Messi Last Game Analysis
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Lionel Messi had the neckline of his shirt pulled up to his nose. With his eyes looking out directly over the fabric, he viewed a bad dream unfurl.
Argentina and Chile had played 120 minutes of savage, scoreless soccer on Sunday night at MetLife Stadium. Extra shots would be expected to choose the champ of the 45th Copa América. Up ventured Messi, broadly viewed as the best player on the planet, to take the primary shot for Argentina, and he missed, sending the ball cruising over the crossbar and into the group. Minutes after the fact, he looked as Francisco Silva of Chile covered a shot inside the left post to give his group a 4-2 shootout win.
The majority of the Argentine players hung their heads close to the inside circle as the Chileans ejected in festivity. In any case, …show more content…
The main believable possibility of the primary half came in the 22nd moment, when Gonzalo Higuaín chipped his shot wide in the wake of getting himself one on one with goalkeeper Claudio Bravo. Else, it was a parade of fouls and cards.
Marcelo Díaz of Chile grabbed a yellow card in the sixteenth moment for kicking Messi close to his midsection. After twelve minutes, Messi and Díaz crashed after Messi had pushed the ball into space on another threatening move, and Lopes kept running over holding a second yellow card for Díaz, lessening Chile to 10 men.
Two more yellow cards appeared in the 37th moment, after a passing kerfuffle between Javier Mascherano of Argentina and Arturo Vidal of Chile. After three minutes, Messi got a yellow card for plunging. In the 43rd moment, Marcos Rojo of Argentina was issued a straight red card after a slide tackle on Vidal — despite the fact that the test looked more ineffectively planned than
Argentina and Chile had played 120 minutes of savage, scoreless soccer on Sunday night at MetLife Stadium. Extra shots would be expected to choose the champ of the 45th Copa América. Up ventured Messi, broadly viewed as the best player on the planet, to take the primary shot for Argentina, and he missed, sending the ball cruising over the crossbar and into the group. Minutes after the fact, he looked as Francisco Silva of Chile covered a shot inside the left post to give his group a 4-2 shootout win.
The majority of the Argentine players hung their heads close to the inside circle as the Chileans ejected in festivity. In any case, …show more content…
The main believable possibility of the primary half came in the 22nd moment, when Gonzalo Higuaín chipped his shot wide in the wake of getting himself one on one with goalkeeper Claudio Bravo. Else, it was a parade of fouls and cards.
Marcelo Díaz of Chile grabbed a yellow card in the sixteenth moment for kicking Messi close to his midsection. After twelve minutes, Messi and Díaz crashed after Messi had pushed the ball into space on another threatening move, and Lopes kept running over holding a second yellow card for Díaz, lessening Chile to 10 men.
Two more yellow cards appeared in the 37th moment, after a passing kerfuffle between Javier Mascherano of Argentina and Arturo Vidal of Chile. After three minutes, Messi got a yellow card for plunging. In the 43rd moment, Marcos Rojo of Argentina was issued a straight red card after a slide tackle on Vidal — despite the fact that the test looked more ineffectively planned than