Today a total of 3 matches were held of the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2018.The match wise highlights are appended below.
World Cup 2018: Day 10 – Matches – Summary & Highlights
FIFA World Cup 2018 – M30: England Vs Panama (6-1)
Highlights:
WC ’18 – Match 30: England Vs Panama
Result: 6 – 1
Goal Scorers:
- England: John Stones 8′, 40′ , Harry Kane 22′ (P), 45’+1′(P), 62′ , Jesse Lingard 36′
- Panama: Felip Baloy 78′
Highlights:
- This was the 1st time that England and Panama faced each other in a World Cup match. England were the favorites to win this match as Panama were a relatively weaker side.
- In the 1st half, John Stones gave England an early lead to make it 1 – 0.
GOAL FOR #ENG!!!
John Stones heads in the opening goal, giving the Three Lions a 1-0 lead in the 1st half #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/YkiYv5awJy
— TSN (@TSN_Sports) June 24, 2018
- Following that, England’s captain equalized the scoreboard with a penalty to make it 2 – 0.
YOU’RE A WIZARD, HARRY.
Kane with the clinical strike on the penalty to put England up 2-0! pic.twitter.com/kFm502AKhv
— FOX Sports (@FOXSports) June 24, 2018
- England weren’t done yet as Jesse Lingard joined the goal scoring list as he curled a stunner in the nets to make it 3 – 0.
Jesse Lingard ?? pic.twitter.com/AXUzadLUgV
— United Peoples TV (@UnitedPeoplesTV) June 24, 2018
- 4 minutes later, John Stones scored yet another goal to make it 4-0.
- The 1st was now coming to an end and this is when another penalty was awarded to England. Harry Kane took the shot and also scored his 2nd goal of the match.
What a penalty kick this is from Harry Kane. His 3rd #WorldCup goal in 2 games, plus his sixth in his last five games for #ThreeLions
England’s skipper is flying | #ENG #ENGPAN pic.twitter.com/Cl5ilPWNHE
— Joe Prince-Wright (@JPW_NBCSports) June 24, 2018
- The 1st half ended and Panama had some serious planning to do. After the break, the 2nd half went underway as Panama looked to score a goal.
- But, 17 minutes into the 2nd half Harry Kane scored the 2nd hattrick of this World Cup 2018 to make it 6 – 0.
- Several substitutions were made after this point and one of the subs, Felipe Baloy finally scored a goal for Panama.
- But, it didn’t matter as in the end it was England who won their 2nd consecutive match of this World Cup 2018.
Hit for 6!!! @HKane get’s himself a hattrick and puts himself in the lead for the golden boot #ENG 6 #PAN 0 pic.twitter.com/C6cFuFMkhF
— Pro:Direct Soccer (@ProD_Soccer) June 24, 2018
John Stones has had more shots (5) at the 2018 World Cup than he has misplaced passes (4).
Stone(s) cold composure. ❄ pic.twitter.com/EDbs5P2PhE
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) June 24, 2018
Harry Kane leading the golden boot race in typical fashion. 2 tap-ins, 2 penalties, and somebody else’s shot that bashed into him and turned into a goal. Never seen someone score so many shit goals. He’s like a super hero who got his powers from eating industrial glue.
— Europa Dope (@RationaIBias) June 24, 2018
Harry Kane banging a hattrick at the World Cup whilst Saido Berahino is doing balloons getting pissed at the weekend watching him.
At one point many would have said Berahino was ahead of him.
Difference between hard work and being a prick!
— WBA Rainbow Stand ® (@TheRainbowStand) June 24, 2018
To,
Harry Kane,Kindly teach me how to score penalties.
Yours,
Lionel Messi pic.twitter.com/anheaMr7nt— BlameFootball (@blamefootball) June 24, 2018
?JESSE LINGARD CELEBRATION ALERT? #ENG #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/1qF8cYCJE0
— Across the Pond (@ATPradio) June 24, 2018
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FIFA World Cup 2018 – M31: Japan Vs Senegal (2-2)
Highlights:
WC ’18 – Match 31: Japan Vs Senegal
Result: 2 – 2
Goal Scorers:
- Japan: Takashi Inui 34′, Keisuke Honda 78′
- Senegal: Sadio Mane 11′, Moussa Wague 71′
Highlights:
- Senegal maintained their unbeaten record against Japan as despite today’s match being a goal fest, it ended in a draw.
- The opening goal was scored by Senegal’s Sadio Mane who netted the ball to put his team in the lead. This was also his 1st goal of this World Cup 2018.
GOAL! Sadio Mane puts #SEN ahead!
— SOCCER.COM (@soccerdotcom) June 24, 2018
- On the other hand, Japan didn’t take much time to score and it was Takashi Inui’s brilliant touch that equalized the scoreboard for Japan.
GOAL!!! Takashi Inui with a really composed finish!#WorldCup #JAP 1-1 #SEN #JAPSEN pic.twitter.com/dglAB7JJ4h
— FIFA World Cup (@WorIdCupUpdates) June 24, 2018
- The 1st half ended with the score being 1-1. After the break, the 2nd half started with both teams looking to score the tie-breaker.
- Japan resisted for a while, but Senegal’s teenager Moussa Wague scored at the 71st minute to restore his team’s lead.
Moussa Wague restores the lead for #Senegal against #Japan! Great passes by Mané and Sabaly to create the chance, and an emphatic finish at the back post. 2-1 now. #JPNSEN #LionsOfTeranga #SEN pic.twitter.com/vxmmozd2bG
— Jason Foster (@JogaBonito_USA) June 24, 2018
- After this goal, Kesuke Honda was substituted in for Shinji Kagawa. And, 6 minutes later Japan’s leading striker scored to make it 2 – 2.
- No goals were scored after this one as the match ended in a draw.
3 – Takashi Inui ?? has scored 3 goals in his last 3 games with Japan, more than in his first 26 (2). Skills. #JAPSEN #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/sDrBcGRZzj
— OptaJean (@OptaJean) June 24, 2018
Keisuke Honda has scored 4 goals in his #WorldCup career, double any other Japanese player.
He has scored or assisted 7 of Japan’s last 10 World Cup goals. pic.twitter.com/eUU24su8NV
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) June 24, 2018
Moussa Wagué is the youngest ever African player to score a goal at the #WorldCup.
Just 19 years and 236 days. ?? pic.twitter.com/xp8TwmcDfo
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) June 24, 2018
14 – Senegal haven’t lost any of the previous 14 international matches that Sadio Mané has scored in, winning nine games and drawing the other five. Catalyst. #JAPSEN #SEN #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/lyYSIDuOBH
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) June 24, 2018
Sadio Mane isn’t half the player for Senegal that he is for Liverpool. No where near the same bustle, commitment and energy levels.
— Josh (@jampadu) June 24, 2018
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FIFA World Cup 2018 – M32: Poland Vs Colombia (0-3)
Highlights:
WC ’18 – Match 32: Poland Vs Colombia
Result: 0 – 3
Goal Scorers:
- Colombia: Yerry Mina 40′, Radamel Falcao 70′ , Juan Cuadrado 75′
Highlights:
- This was the first time that Poland and Colombia faced each other in a World Cup match.
- In the 1st half, Colombia brilliance with their passes was quite excellent and this allowed them to dominate possession in the 1st half.
- Due to more possession, Yerry Mina put Colombia in the lead by scoring just 5 minutes before the end of the 1st half.
YERRY MINA ?⚽???? pic.twitter.com/1ADRSK4n2E
— ZB (@ZB_Media03) June 24, 2018
- Poland couldn’t equalize and the 1st ended with Colombia in the lead.
- In the 2nd half, Colombia doubled their lead as Radamel Falcao scored at the 70th minute.
- And, after 5 minutes the lead was tripled by Juan Cuadrado to make it 3 – 0.
Juan Cuadrado is the first Juventus player to score a goal in the World Cup 2018. pic.twitter.com/UGAeDQbseJ
— Forza Juventus ???? (@ForzaJuve2017) June 24, 2018
- Poland couldn’t score a single goal as Colombia won the match.
Only two players have scored in back-to-back #WorldCup tournaments for #COL:
?? Juan Quintero
?? Juan CuadradoJuan and only. pic.twitter.com/VGh3iky3ft
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) June 24, 2018
Juan Cuadrado’s game by numbers vs. ??:
Mins: 90
Touches: 84
Passes: 58
Goals: 1
Dribbles: 5
Shots: 3
Key Passes: 3
Clearances: 3
Tackles: 1
Interceptions: 1
Aerials Won: 1
Accurate Crosses: 0/7
PA%: 95% pic.twitter.com/8UUWMHAn35— Khaled Al Nouss ???? (@khaledalnouss1) June 24, 2018
Radamel Falcao is striker jesus and I am still not over the fact that LvG didn’t trust that his knees would recover. FUCK HIM AND FUCK EVERYONE WHO DOUBTED FALCAO. #ELTIGRE
— Muhammad Butt (@muhammadbutt) June 24, 2018
FT Poland 0-3 Colombia. Poland dumped out, Colombia’s World Cup reignited after classy performance. The Quintero show, 32-year-old Falcao’s first World Cup goal & ANOTHER Yerry Mina header. They’ll be dancing on the streets of Kazan tonight, but job not yet done. On to Senegal.
— Carl Worswick (@cworswick) June 24, 2018
Join allsportspk tomorrow for more matches of the FIFA World Cup 2018.