They obviously won't be playing Origi and Shaqiri in the final... They heavily understimated the mexicans.
I know they won’t and I agree that they did underestimate them. They thought they could roll through them with just Salah.
Exactly. The CWC is important to me because I love the brasileirao but if I'm Klopp I think it would be hard for me to take it seriously. Would Liverpool fans even notice if they lost?
They definitely will go out to win. But on the back of the mind is probably ... don’t get injured . Still I think it will be an entertaining match and I wouldn’t take away anything if Flamrngo wins .
Flamengo already imploding with internal conflict ... https://www.uol.com.br/esporte/fute...rto-no-flamengo-antes-da-final-do-mundial.htm
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I saw the harder fouls were commited by Liverpool. And van dyks hand to the face to gabigol in the penalty box is a foul anywhere else on the field. Not that I am complaining or asking for that pk
Liverpool fans almost punched me for saying that the free kick between Mane and Rafinha was nothing. I really didn't see anything.
@Mengão86 I know this is three days late but hold your head up high. Flamengo is the first team from CONMEBOL in the history of the CWC from 2005 to now who met Europe's champion who went out fearlessly, sem se acovardar, with garra and aggression, and who actually had the European representative on the ropes, forced to defend itself. It's not Flamengo's fault that the financial power gap between CONMEBOL and UEFA teams is such that the latter are essentially collections of NT starters from all over the world. I was sad I didn't celebrate on Saturday, but remember: your team had a hell of a year. State, national, and continental champions. 2020 could be similarly successful.