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3.6
@jacksauer2
16d
Wasn't the best game, but a solid watch. I've kind of been spoiled by some of the absolute cinema we've seen especially today with Japan-Netherlands and Ivory Coast-Ecuador. Nice to see my Liverpool guy Alexander Isak score. I expected Tunisia to win this, thought Sweden was not very good but I was proven dead wrong. Shoutout Sweden, I think they could give Japan and/or Netherlands a run for their money.
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4.4
@FlameRaptorRaven
16d
This game is one of those reminders I get once in a while. No matter how much ball knowledge I accumulate, no matter how much studying I do, there are a times when my overthinking and/or ignorance causes me to not know ball, even if it’s brief. Sweden entered this game having been bad for 90% of qualifiers while Tunisia qualified easily because their group in African qualifiers was a total joke. I thought this was a battle of 2 of the worst teams in the tournament. Instead, Sweden looked like their last 10% was for real. They jumped on Tunisia early and often primarily thanks to a kid who looks like he could be the breakout star of the tournament. Ayari was already a pretty good young player with Brighton, but this game had him looking like a superstar, especially that first goal, what a shot. He just played Tunisia like a fiddle from beginning to end. To rub salt in Tunisia’s wound, one of Atari’s parents is Tunisian. Aesthetically pleasing, but one-sided from start to finish.
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4.0
@matthew613mr
16d
Only watched like the first 20 minutes. Sweden was just the better team all around and outclassed Tunisia. Also just saw Tunisia fired their coach so I wouldn’t expect too much from this team going forward. The Dutch and Japan have to smell blood in the water
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8.5
@benjitbc
16d
Bloody brilliant football from Sweden Two absolute rockets to open and close the scoring the first goal of a rebound and smashed by Yasin Ayari Alexander Isak makes it 2-0 after a weak and injured year at Liverpool Tunisia fire back with a header before halftime Viktor Gyökeres scores, his first ever World Cup goal to make it 3 for Sweden after another bad play out from the back
Number 19 Mattias Svanberg scores with 19 seconds of him coming onto the pitch he looked to be way offside but after a review Isaac, touch the ball just with his foot and at that point Savanberg was onside so the goal was given and just has he opened the game Yasin Ayari fires a missile to blow up any hope Tunisia had left for a fifth and final goal for Sweden his second of the game
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5.9
@mattschmidt
15d
game 12/104. this got out of hand very fast for tunisia. they looked comfortable the first 20 minutes even being down 1-0 early. even managing to get a goal before half to make it 2-1 looked like it just gave them no confidence. they were flat the second half and let sweden just do whatever they wanted. the trio of gyokeres, isak and ayari were all brilliant. a combined 4 goals and 3 assists between them. tunisia just had no answer. writing this rating the day after the game and they have already fired their manager so i unfortunately see them going from bad to worse this WC
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