End of sleep for lions in the Indoor World Cup in Croatia

ByDavid Mitchell
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The desirable results were not given. The blow to Argentina was hard against Germany. Such is that the last quarter ended up being crucial for the fate of the albiceleste. South Africa’s victory over Poland for little goal difference and equality between Namibia and Australia decreed the elimination of the albiceleste team.

In the previous one, the team led by Massimo Lanzano needed that one of the two remaining meetings between the second and third of the remaining areas lead to any of the defeated ends with a difference of six goals against after matching the Argentines at points at points . But it was not so.

On the last day of competition of the first round, it was ratified to Germany (1st of Group B) Like the best, as in women, with ideal score and +19 of goal difference. Austria (1st a) and Belgium (1 ° C) He was seconded in the latter, they also ended with three victories of three. Iran (2 ° B), South Africa (2nd a) and Australia (2 ° C) They ended seconds. Finally, what was said, Poland (3rd a) and Namibia (3 ° C) They closed like the two best third parties.

The truth is that lions must settle for fighting for the 9th to 12th place before Croatia, Malaysia and Trinidad and Tobago. The Malays will be their rivals this Friday, February 7 at 4:30 p.m. (ARG/CHI/URU). The match can be seen through the Disney Plus Premium screen.

This was the quarter -final crossings

The schedules of the second round matches

Friday, February 7:

  • 9th to 12th place – Argentina (3 ° B) vs. Malaysia (4 ° B) – 4.30 hours. (ARG/CHI/URU)

  • 9th to 12th place – Croatia (4th a) vs. Trinidad and Tobago (4 ° C) – 5.40 hours. (ARG/CHI/URU)

  • Quarterfinals 1 – Germany (1 ° B) vs. Poland (3rd a) – 9.10 hs. (ARG/CHI/URU)

  • Quarterfinals 2 – South Africa (2nd a) vs. Iran (2 ° B) – 10.20 am. (ARG/CHI/URU)

  • Finals 3rd – Belgium (1 ° C) vs. Namibia (3 ° C) – 11.30. (ARG/CHI/URU)

  • Quarterfinals 4 – Austria (1st a) vs. Australia (2 ° C) – 12.40 hours. (ARG/CHI/URU)

Saturday, February 8

  • 5th to 8th place 1 – Loser Germany vs. Poland vs. Loser South Africa vs. Iran – 7.20 hs (arg/chi/uru)

  • 5th to 8th place 2 – Belgium Loser vs. Namibia vs. Loser Austria vs. Australia – 8.30 am. (ARG/CHI/URU)

  • Semifinal 1 – GERMANY WINNER VS. Poland vs. South Africa winner vs. Iran – 12.00 hs. (ARG/CHI/URU)

  • Semifinal 2 – Belgium winner vs. Namibia vs. Winner Austria vs. Australia – 13.10 hours. (ARG/CHI/URU)

Sunday, February 9

  • 11th and 12th place – Argentine loser vs. Malaysia vs. Loser Croatia vs. Trinidad and Tobago – 5 am. (ARG/CHI/URU)

  • 9th and 10th place – Argentine winner vs. Malaysia vs. Croatia winner vs. Trinidad and Tobago – 6.10 hours. (ARG/CHI/URU)

  • 7th and 8th place – Loser Party 1 from 5th to 8th place vs. Loser Party 2 from 5th to 8th place – 9.40 am. (ARG/CHI/URU)

  • 5th and 6th place – Winner party 1 from 5th to 8th place vs. Winning party 2 from 5th to 8th place – 10.50 am. (ARG/CHI/URU)

  • Bronze – Semifinal loser 1 vs. Semifinal loser 2 – 13.10 hs. (ARG/CHI/URU)

  • End – Semifinal winner 1 vs. Semifinal winner 2 – 15.30 hs. (ARG/CHI/URU)

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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