Football Carnival Night: France 3-0 Spain 5-0 Haaland hat-trick Mbappe scored 1 shot, 2 passes and 10 points

Lazy Meow Sports

2024-06-06 05:26Published in Sichuan

In the early morning of June 6, Beijing time, during the FIFA match day, a number of warm-up matches were played successively, and the two top ten teams in the world, Spain and France, appeared on the stage. In addition, although Norway failed to qualify for the finals, the team's game is also in the spotlight as Haaland is on fire.

Norway 3-0 Kosovo

The Norwegian team, which has Odegaard and Haaland, two top stars in the Premier League, missed the European Championship finals, which is a big surprise and a pity.

Norway's warm-up opponent Kosovo is really limited, especially against the Premier League goalscorer Haaland, who has been in the Premier League for two consecutive seasons, which can be described as vulnerable.

In the 15th minute, after receiving a pass from a teammate, Haaland jumped high and smashed the defender's header to break the deadlock.

In the 70th minute, the Norwegian team launched a quick attack, receiving a through ball from a teammate, and Haaland decisively inserted it and scored a brace.

Haaland's performance continued, and five minutes later, Haaland flashed an angle in the box and comfortably scored a hat-trick.

In the end, Norway won 3-0 against Kosovo.

France 3-0 Luxembourg

Luxembourg are widely regarded as the underdogs in Europe, with the team currently ranked 87th in the world, a far cry from France, who are ranked second in the world.

From the start, France took the initiative on the field. However, Luxembourg did not play conservatively, launching quick counter-attacks whenever they had the opportunity, and also formed shots.

France didn't have a good way to face Luxembourg's bucket formation. Just before half-time, Mbappe used his individual ability to break through and cross the bottom, and Muani jumped high to head home.

In the first half, France had nine shots on goal, while Luxembourg had only one, giving France a 1-0 lead. After the start of the second half, the French team continued to attack.

In the 69th minute, the French team took a tactical corner, Mbappe passed, Klaus played a perfect world wave, and the French team extended its lead.

In the 85th minute, Mbappe finally scored, Baltra sent a nanny-level assist, and Mbappe swept the goal.

In the end, with Mbappe's 1 goal and 2 assists, the French team defeated Luxembourg, which has a total population of 650,000. After the game, Mbappe also got a perfect score of 10.

Spain 5-0 Andorra

Andorra is ranked 164th in the latest world rankings, while Spain is eighth. It looked like it was a game without any suspense, but after the opening, Andorra's performance was impressive.

The game played 10 minutes and Spain did not have a shot on goal. The first corner of the game, the first shot on goal, came from Andorra.

Spain played unhurried until the 24th minute, when Ayoze Perez's first goal for the national team gave Spain the lead.

Spain had just five shots on goal in the entire first half, while Andorra had four, and the Matadors seemed to be out of shape.

In the 53rd minute, Spain played a fluent combination, Oyarzabal received an assist from Ayoze Pérez and scored, and Spain extended their lead.

In the 65th minute, Ferran Torres successfully countered offside, and Osayabal scored twice.

With two goals conceded in a short period of time, the Andorran players have reached their limits of physical fitness, and the defensive end is lacking in energy, and the conceded goals have come again.

In the 73rd minute, Owasabal's two consecutive shots in the penalty area scored his first hat-trick for the national team.

Spain's goal was like a flood that opened the floodgates, out of control. In the 81st minute, Ferran Torres successfully countered offside and scored with a strong shot to complete the pass.

In the end, Spain won 5-0 against Andorra, which has a population of only 80,000, without much difficulty.

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