For two weeks, the World Cup has been tinkering with new ideas: Lebanese fans disguised as Qataris. Saudis pretending to be in uniform trash talkers. The Germans made it look like they had it forgotten How is all this supposed to go? Everything was fun, fresh and new.
But Neymar now Quoted from James BrownAnd the conductor plays the classics: Argentina, Holland, England and France. It’s not Monday, and the tone has already changed at the World Cup.
Neymar returned to training on Saturday after a week on the shelf with an ankle injury. By Sunday, his coach, Tite, was not subtly suggesting he would start against South Korea. Neymar certainly believes he will: On social media, the showman quoted a showman, writing“I feel so good, I knew I would now.”
Could there be a detour or two left? naturally. Morocco not only carries its flag, but also the flag of the Arab world in the first World Cup in the Middle East. South Korea almost won their group. Japan did so, though to no surprise to their coach, Hajime Moriyasu. “Our goal in the tournament is to get to the quarter-finals – at least,” he said when announcing his roster in November. Everyone in Europe laughed at that. Now he and his team are 90 minutes away.
Maybe, just maybe, there’s still time for another penetrating strike.
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