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Chapter 623 Chapter [057] - Arrogant Apology - [Today's third update]

Chapter 623 Chapter [057] - Arrogant Apology - [Today's third update]

Transfer rumors are still going on, but the top eight of the World Cup is still going on. The South American civil war started, and Brazil faced Chile. The performance of the Chilean national team in this game is very eye-catching, and many people are full of expectations for them.However, in this game, in front of Big Brother, they did not have any power to parry, [-]:[-], Chile regrettably bid farewell to this World Cup.

After this game, there are only two games left in the quarter-finals of the World Cup in South Africa, one is Paraguay VS Japan, and the other is Spain VS Portugal.These two games have a lot to watch, and just before the game, the English "Sun" reported such an article: Keisuke Honda made a bold statement-I can become the same person as Maradona.

They wrote in the article: On June 6, the last two quarter-finals of the 29 World Cup in South Africa will begin.Japan, representing Asia, will compete with rival Paraguay for a ticket to the quarter-finals.When it comes to Japan's magic weapon to defeat the enemy, anyone will think of Keisuke Honda, who scored two goals in the group stage. After all, it was his outstanding performance that allowed the Japanese team to reach the top 2010 all the way.And the just 16-year-old Japanese star also uttered wild words when talking about the quarter-finals, "I hope I can score another 24 goals and tie Maradona's record."

Keisuke Honda has been known for his outspokenness since he was a fledgling, but most of his bold words are regarded as young and frivolous who are overconfident.After all, when he was still playing in Japan's domestic league, he once said that his goal was in Europe, and he must also score goals in the Champions League.And his dream is to become the No. 10 star of La Liga giants Real Madrid-back in time to five years ago, no one has ever taken his "joke" seriously.But now, Keisuke Honda, who plays for CSKA Moscow, not only did score goals in the Champions League, but also attracted the attention of not only Real Madrid and other giants because of his outstanding performance in the World Cup.

"I don't care what other people think, my dream is my dream." Honda Keisuke said that he never cared what others think of him, and it is for this reason that he deliberately dyed his hair blond to make it "more convenient" for others to point at him. "I don't care if people say, 'That blond guy said what he wants to do'. On the contrary, that will become my motivation." So, after scoring two goals in his first World Cup, Keisuke Honda was not satisfied. He said that his goal is to score three more goals and catch up with Maradona's record. "I can become a Maradona-like figure."

Keisuke Honda, who has always been proud, admires Maradona the most on the football field, and like his idol, he likes to wear watches on both hands.However, now he is no longer satisfied with just treating Maradona as an idol. "I not only regard him as a goal, but also have the courage to surpass." In order to achieve this, Keisuke Honda said that the first step is to continue to score goals in the World Cup. "Satisfaction with the status quo is the greatest enemy in life. Therefore, I must keep moving forward and go straight to my goal, so I don't care what others say or think."

At 6 o'clock in the evening on June 29, Japan played against Paraguay.Keisuke Honda will continue to take a big step towards his dream.

Maybe Keisuke Honda is a little arrogant, but he has a saying that is right: "Satisfaction with the status quo is the greatest enemy in life!"

Although there are many giants who value Keisuke Honda and hope to take him away from the cold Moscow this summer, there are still many people who will not believe that the Japanese team will beat the Paraguay team.

Italy's "Turin Sports News" still paid attention to this game. After all, it has something to do with Italy. Their headline is: Paraguay VS Japan is equal to "Brazilian Apprentice" VS "South American Italy".

他们在文中如此写到：双方共交锋过6次，巴拉圭队以2胜3平1负的战绩略占上风。唯一一次大赛对阵是1999年美洲杯，受邀参赛的日本队被巴拉圭4：0血洗。

Paraguay and Japan are now on the verge of making history.For two teams that have never reached the quarter-finals of the World Cup, one of them is about to break the record.

The Japanese team often uses a 451 defensive formation, and rapid anti-counterattack will be an important means for them to tear through the Paraguayan defense line known as the "Italian team in South America".Another big weapon is undoubtedly free kicks. They have three masters of set kicks. In addition to Honda Keisuke and Endo Yasuhito who scored in the first game against Denmark, Nakamura Shunsuke who was on the bench scored many free kicks during his time with the Celtics.

However, Paraguay coach Martino has long been alert to this. He has publicly stated that he must focus on guarding against the rapid breakthrough of the Japanese team and ask players to minimize fouls near the penalty area.Paraguay has beaten Brazil and Argentina in the qualifiers, so they will at least not feel more difficult to deal with than Brazil when they face the Japanese team who studied under Brazil.

However, Paraguay urgently needs to solve the problem of the collective misfire of the front line.Last season, Cardoso scored 26 goals to win the Portuguese Super League Golden Boot, Barrios scored 19 goals in the Bundesliga, and the two veteran main players Santa Cruz and Valdes jointly contributed 8 goals in the qualifiers.Such a luxurious striker was frozen in the World Cup in South Africa. The four forwards played a total of 675 minutes in the group stage, but only had 14 shots in total, and only 4 hits within the goal frame.

As for Japan, they are no longer fighting alone. After the South Korean team was eliminated, Japan represented the strength of Asia.Asia once had the experience of competing with South America for a World Cup spot. Although the opponent has now become Oceania, this direct dialogue may affect the future trend of quota allocation.

Before the game, England's "Sun" also reported such news: Blatter formally apologized to England and Mexico, will discuss the introduction of electronic referees.

They wrote in the article: Since the start of the World Cup in South Africa, unjust, false and wrongful cases caused by misjudgment have occurred frequently, and this has intensified after entering the knockout stage, while England and Mexico have suffered dumb losses one after another.According to the Associated Press, on the afternoon of June 6, BJ time, FIFA President Sepp Blatter formally issued a statement, apologizing to the English and Mexican Football Federations who were misjudged in the 29/1 finals. He said that FIFA would discuss how to solve the misjudgment of referees in the process of law enforcement at the technical meeting in July, and expressed that he would reconsider the introduction of new technologies into football games.

"When we saw the video confirming that the referee's judgment was indeed wrong, we really felt very sorry. Here, I formally apologize to England and Mexico, say sorry to the English, and sincerely apologize to the Mexicans." In an interview in Johannesburg, Blatter expressed his regret and also apologized to the football associations of the two teams that had suffered misjudgments in the game before.

Regarding the two shocking misjudgments in the game, Blatter said that the referee's mistakes ruined the passion of the game. "I feel sorry for the referee's mistakes. If there were no misjudgments, it would be a five-star game. The referee's mistakes made me feel distressed."

In fact, after the misjudgment occurred, the debate on the introduction of electronic referee technology has never stopped.Previously, Blatter had made it clear that he refused to introduce new technology, but the huge pressure of public opinion made him make concessions. "Obviously, after these things happened in this World Cup, it would be a joke not to re-discuss the introduction of new technology." Blatter even promised a specific time, "FIFA will discuss whether to introduce goal-line technology, and the FIFA Congress in July will discuss this topic for the first time."

On June 6, FIFA President Sepp Blatter said in an interview in Johannesburg that the electronic eye has returned to the agenda.He also apologized to the English and Mexican football federations, which suffered misjudgments in previous matches.

"Personally, I feel deep regret and guilt when I see the video confirming that the referee made a mistake. But it doesn't mean that the game is meaningless, or that football is the end of the game. (Mistakes) can happen at any time."

After the match between Paraguay and Japan started, both sides played well, but within [-] minutes, neither side scored a goal, and finally entered a penalty shootout.

After the game, Italy's "Gazzetta dello Sport" reported the matter with such a headline: Three major news agencies: Paraguay's promotion is the best in history, and the Asian team bids farewell to South Africa.

They wrote in the article: At 6:29 on June 16th, South African time, the World Cup in South Africa had a round of 0 finals. Paraguay and Japan shook hands 0-5 in legal time, and the first penalty shootout of this World Cup was still failed in overtime. In the end, Paraguay defeated Japan 3-[-] and advanced to the quarterfinals of the World Cup for the first time in history.After the game, the world's major media immediately commented on the game.

Associated Press: Paraguay's penalty kick wins Japan's first World Cup quarter-finals.

Since the two sides are both technical and dogfighting, the game is very stalemate, and no one has an absolute chance to score.In the 54th minute of the game, Keisuke Honda received a pass from his teammate in front of the penalty area and volleyed with his left foot. The ball just missed the left post. This was Japan's best chance in the game.Paraguay's best chance of the game came in the 7th minute of extra time when Moral passed the ball to substitute striker Valdés, but the latter hit the ball directly into the hands of Japanese goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima.With no records in overtime, the two sides entered a penalty shootout. Paraguay scored all 5 penalty kicks, but Japanese player Yuichi Komano hit the ball on the lintel, and the Japanese team resented.After Paraguay advanced to the quarter-finals of the World Cup, their opponent in the next round will be the winner of the Iberia derby.

Reuters: Paraguay beat Japan's Asian team and missed the quarter-finals.

In this game, the two sides are very close in strength and similar in style, so the scene is rather dull.After the two sides failed to score in the legal time, they entered the second overtime match of this World Cup.However, the extra time was very similar to the legal time. Although both sides had some good chances, they were wasted one by one.In this way, Paraguay and Japan conducted the first penalty shootout of this World Cup.Japanese defender Yuichi Komano's penalty was blocked by the goal frame in the third round, while Paraguay made 3 of 5 free throws. The latter finally defeated Japan with a total score of 3-[-].Since then, all Asian teams have been eliminated from the World Cup in South Africa.

Agence France-Presse: Paraguay beat Japan on penalties to create the best score in history.

In the quarter-finals of the South African World Cup held in Pretoria today, the South American powerhouse Paraguay defeated the Asian team Japan with a total score of 5-3 through a penalty shootout and successfully broke into the quarterfinals. This result is also the best record in their World Cup history.In the 90 minutes of legal time, the scene was very stalemate. Both sides focused on defense, so there were not many wonderful offenses.In half an hour of overtime, the two sides were still evenly matched, but they still failed to decide the winner, and could only decide the winner through a penalty shootout.The Paraguayan players performed calmly in the penalty shootout, while Japanese defender Yuichi Komano's shot was unfortunately blocked by the lintel, which also caused Japan to lose the game.Paraguay's opponent in the quarter-finals will be the winner between Spain and Portugal.

The next match will be the double-tooth battle that has attracted the most attention. However, at this time, there is bad news from FIFA.England's "Sun" got the first-hand information, and he reported the incident. Their headline was: Seven replicas of FIFA's Hercules Cup were stolen, suspected to be done by insiders.

They wrote in the article: South Africa On the afternoon of June 6, the Associated Press South Africa reported that seven replicas of the Hercules Cup were stolen from the FIFA office building in Johannesburg. The vicious theft has been confirmed by the South African police.

On the morning of the 29th local time in South Africa, South African Police Commissioner Becky Selle revealed in an interview with the Associated Press that seven replicas of the Hercules Cup had been stolen. In addition, the uniforms of FIFA officials were also included in the lost items. "At this point we have established that there has been a case of theft at the FIFA office where seven replicas of the World Cup have been stolen."

Sele also said that the police are investigating the case.At present, the police suspect that the perpetrators should be very familiar with the FIFA office environment.According to the Associated Press, the FIFA office building in Johannesburg is located in Shanteng, a northern suburb. Shanteng is an area inhabited by wealthy South Africans and the safest area in Johannesburg.

At present, FIFA has notified the South African government to let the local police solve the case as soon as possible, because after the World Cup finals on July 7, replicas of the World Cup must be awarded to the champion team.According to the South African police, after the start of the World Cup in South Africa, 11 people have been arrested for various crimes, 316 of whom are native South Africans.

It is worth mentioning that this is not the first time that the World Cup trophy has been lost. In the 1966 World Cup in England, the name of the World Cup trophy was still called the Rimet Cup.The organizers of England made a mistake. The Rimet Cup was stolen by thieves and later found by a puppy, and the World Cup went smoothly.Unfortunately, the Rimet Cup still failed to escape the "clutches" of thieves. In 1983, the Rimet Cup was already occupied by the Brazilian team. In a theft in Rio de Janeiro, the trophy disappeared.So far, the Rimet Cup has not been found. It is reported that the trophy has been melted into gold by thieves.

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