I thought my Reality Cup was finished, says Neymar. From the hospital, Pele was supporting the national team of his country. Dalic claimed that his team’s capacity to reclaim lost ground “reflects the Croatian people.” Brazil defeated South Korea 4-1 to advance to the World Cup quarterfinals for the eighth time in a row. Neymar scored his 76th goal, one goal shy of Pele’s all-time record.
The forward for Brazil admitted after the game that he had sprained his ankle against Serbia two weeks prior and was concerned that his World Cup would be over. However, I have the support of all of my coworkers and my family. Reading all of the encouraging messages helped me recover. At halftime, Neymar brought a banner with Pele’s name on it onto the field.
“I wish Pelé well. I am confident that he will soon get better. From the hospital, where he is being treated for a respiratory infection that was made worse by Covid-19, the great Brazilian Pelé cheered on his country’s team as they played South Korea. From the hospital, I’ll be watching the game and supporting each and every one of you. Best of luck!
One of Pelé’s daughters has denied that the 82-year-old is receiving palliative care while he is in the hospital. Zlatko Dalic, Croatia’s coach, has made it abundantly clear that his team will not give up against Brazil in the FIFA World Cup quarterfinal. To prevent Japan from making its first appearance in the last eight. The 2018 runners-up, the smallest nation remaining in the tournament, prevailed 3-1 on penalties.
Dalic insisted that his team’s ability to recover from losing positions “reflects the Croatian people.” Referring to the players’ psyches as a result of growing up in a war-torn nation during the 1990s’ breakup of the former Yugoslavia. In the major tournament knockout stages. Six of Croatia’s last seven games have gone to extra time.
This generation embodies the spirit of the Croatian people—a resilient one who never gives up and never gives up. The Croatian national team is such a source of pride and joy for our people.” We give them faith in a better tomorrow,” he stated.