The Croatia vs Morocco match was very exciting from the early minutes. Two goals have been created in the 9th minute. Croatia excelled through Josko Gvardiol and Morocco were able to reply through Achraf Dari.
Croatia took the lead again in the 42nd minute from Mislav Orsic's action. In the second half, the tempo of the match decreased somewhat. Both teams failed to score additional goals.
The 2-1 victory made Croatia the third winner of the 2022 World Cup. Croatia got a little consolation with this title after failing to qualify for the final. Let's look at the progress report on the Croatia vs Morocco match below, Bolaneters
Croatia and Morocco played openly from the early minutes. In the 3rd minute, Yassine Bounou almost made a fatal blunder. The bait that was released by Bounou almost went into the goal because of the wrong focus when kicking.
Croatia took the lead in the 7th minute. Luka Modric fired an accurate parekic pass at Ivan Perisic. The ball then passed into the middle of the penalty box. While flying, Gvardiol fired a header to break into Bounou's goal.
It didn't take long for Morocco to level the score. In the 9th minute, Achraf Dari scored and made it 1-1. Goals scored from also come from free kicks.
Open games continue to be presented. In the 24th minute, Luka Modric's hard kick endangered Bounou's goal. Then, Boufal replied in the 37th minute. However, both of these opportunities failed to become goals.
Croatia closed the first half with a 2-1 advantage. In the 42nd minute, Mislav Orsic scored a beautiful goal. The 29-year-old player released a curling kick that found Bounou's goal. The ball hit the post first before going into the goal.
The second half has only been running for two minutes, Mislav Orsic has spread threats against Bounou's goal. However, this time the shot from the Dinamo Zagreb club was still blocked by Bounou. Croatia got a corner from that moment.
In the 60th minute, Zlatko Dalic had to withdraw Andrej Kramaric due to injury. War the attacker was replaced by Nikola Vlasic. Prior to that, Morocco first replaced Abdelhamid Sabiri with Ilias Chair.
The tempo of the game decreased slightly after the 60th minute. In the 74th minute, Croatia claimed a penalty. Not long after, it was Hakimi's turn to claim a penalty after he came into contact with Kovacic and fell. The referee didn't budge.
In the 87th minute, Croatia had a good chance through Kovacic. Able to escape from the defenders' guard, Kovacic fired a low shot which was still wide of the goal. The 2-1 score lasted until the game was over.
Croatia (3-5-2): Dominik Livakovic; Josip Stanisic, Josip Sutalo, Josko Gvardiol; Mislav Orsic (90+4' Jakic), Lovro Majer (66' Petkovic), Luka Modric, Mateo Kovacic, Ivan Perisic; Marko Livaja (66' Pasalic), Andrej Kramaric (62' Vlasic).
Coach: Zlatko Dalic
Morocco (4-3-3): Yassine Bounou; Achraf Hakimi, Achraf Dari (64' Benoun), Jawad El Yamiq (Amallah), Yahya Attiat-Allah; Abdelhamid Sabiri (46' Chair), Sofyan Amrabat, Bilal El Khannouss (56' Ounahi); Hakim Ziyech, Youssef En-Nesyri, Sofiane Boufal (64' Zaroury).
Coach: Walid Reragui
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