Who made Argentina's Tears in Lucille; An epic victory for the Saudis in a massive coup (2-1)

Doha: Argentina, who came with the aim of achieving the title to complete the career of the legendary player Lionel Messi, shed tears over the first coup in the World Cup Qatar in the name of Saudi Arabia.  Saudi Arabia's legendary victory at Lu sail Stadium brought tears to the eyes of millions of fans, who could not wait to watch the Argentine chariot race in the World Cup in Qatar.  Saudi Arabia, who had been trailing in the first half due to a Lionel Messi penalty, scored twice in five minutes early in the second half to win.  After that, Saudi Arabia won the victory by resisting the aggressive attacks of Argentina.

 

  After trailing by one goal in the first half, Saudi Arabia shocked Argentina by scoring twice in five minutes in the second half.  Salah (48) and Salem (53) scored for Saudi Arabia.  In the tenth minute of the first half, Argentine star Lionel Messi scored Argentina's goal from a penalty kick.

 

In the first half, Saudi Arabia blocked Argentina's three goals in the offside trap through strategic moves, and unexpectedly advanced by launching a heavy attack from the beginning of the second half.  Earlier, star Lionel Messi scored a penalty kick in the tenth minute to give Argentina the lead.  In the first half alone, including three goals, the Saudi defense fell into an offside position seven times for Argentina.

 

   ∙ The "problem" of the World Cup

 

   Argentina lost in the first match, and I felt that the bad luck that followed recently in the World Cup stadiums had also caught up with Qatar.  This is Argentina's fourth defeat in their last six World Cup matches.  In the 24 World Cup matches played before that, Argentina had only lost three.  They won 16 matches and drew five.

 

   Argentina lost two matches in the World Cup in Russia.  Argentina lost to Croatia by three goals, then lost to France by four goals to 3.  It was the first time since 1994 that Argentina had suffered two defeats in the World Cup.

 

The way the goals came about

 

  First goal for Argentina: Argentina attacked the Saudi goal from the first minute of the match, and the penalty kick in the eighth minute was the reward.  And the Saudi player dropped the Argentina Leandro Parades while Argentina was pressing inside the Saudi penalty area.  After checking with the help of war, the referee awarded a penalty kick to Argentina.  Messi made no mistakes and found the goal easily.  The score is 1-0.

 

The first goal for Saudi Arabia: In the 48th minute, the Saudi national team scored the first goal in the hearts of the Argentine fans.  Salah stormed into the Argentine area after receiving a pass from Farad and outwitted Christian Romero and Emiliano Martinez in front of goal to slot the ball into the top right corner of the post.  The score is 1-1.

 

    Second goal for Saudi Arabia: Before the equalizing goal, the Saudis advanced.  This time the target was Salem Al Dosari.  Davsari, who this time entered the Argentinian zone with the ball, penetrated inside and with his right foot hit the ball into the hands of Emiliano Martinez and into the net.  Score 2-1.

 

    ∙ Saudi infiltration trap

 

    Earlier, Argentina and Messi opened the scoring at the World Cup in Qatar with a penalty goal that gave color to the title hopes of fans around the world.  After this goal, including Messi, the ball reached Saudi Arabia's net three more times, but they all fell into the offside trap, which was an obstacle for Argentina.  On the other hand, Saudi Arabia was not faring either, which suffered despite Argentina's name and reputation.  Twice they came close, but their lack of finishing in the first half was disappointing.

 

After scoring in the 10th minute, Messi found the goal again in the 22nd minute with a stunning individual move, but the referee declared it offside. Martinez also scored the goal in the 28th minute, but this time he was offside.  In the 34th minute, Martinez again sent the ball into the net of Saudi Arabia, but he also fell into an offside trap.

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