FIFA World Cup 2022: On December 10, Argentina and the Netherlands went head-to-head in the quarter-finals of the FIFA World Cup. Argentina won the match with 4 successful penalty kicks.
The 2022 FIFA World Cup is successfully taking place in Qatar. The carnival has reached its final stages of the game signaling that the quarterfinals are now over. The four best international teams to face the semifinals.
Argentina, Croatia, Morocco and France are the semifinalists. The semifinals will begin on December 13 with a clash between Argentina and Croatia. After the match, the second semi-final match will take place between France and Morocco on December 14.
In India, people can watch the 2022 FIFA World Cup on Sports18 and Sports18 HD. It is also broadcast live on ‘Jiocinema’, available on both Android and iOS.
FIFA World Cup 2022: Argentina vs Netherlands Quarterfinals
On December 10, Argentina prevailed over the undefeated team of the tournament. The game ended with a 2-2 draw after 90 minutes. The game went by penalty kicks where Argentina took the victory with four successful penalties.
This was the sixth meeting between them in the World Cup, with two extra, they registered the new highest mark for meetings of two teams in the World Cup.
Argentina crossed the stage of the Quarterfinals in the World Cup for the fourth time. It is important to realize that they have made it to the final in the previous three times. [1986,1990,2014].
Will Lionel Messi miss the most important semifinals?
On December 10, the quarterfinals of the 2022 FIFA World Cup were played between Argentina and the Netherlands. As mentioned above, it was fraught with many disputes between players and referees.
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The match broke records on the negative side of going into the book. It is now the party with the highest number of issued cards. The match referee, Antonio Mateu Lahoz, showed 15 cards, including a red card for Denzel. Even Messi received a yellow card.
The discipline of the game was a big question mark as both the team’s players and the coaches had no patience. As a result, the cards were shown in the air by the referee. After the game, Argentine captain Lionel Messi and goalkeeper Emi Martínez criticized the match referee.
Following criticism from Argentina, FIFA decided to open disciplinary actions against the Argentine Football Association and the respective players. In turn, this could significantly affect Messi and lead him to miss out on the semi-finals against Croatia. Investigations are ongoing and penalties may apply.
