Right, I thought it was over 50 goals. Too bad but great job on this late ticket. Really a good win


I don't know... Croatia didn't play very good defense but they played excellent offense in friendly games before this tournament. It could be that the score will be over 56.5. I wish you luck but I'll skip this one.

Actually considering such low odds for Cape Verde vs. Uruguay game, I expected even bigger goal difference. Like I said, I never heard of Cape Verde but looking at the previous results I wouldn't expect Uruguay to score 25 goals.

Trofo, I see that your bet for Saudi Arabia vs Slovenia game to end with 50+ goals was a success. Great call

As for today's games I'd say that favorites are pretty clear in all games except for the game Croatia vs Egypt. I can't be objective in this game so I will probably go with Croatia winning but it's a tough call. Croatia often plays poor at the start of the tournament and then improve their form as the tournament advances.

Hm... How can I explain what I meant... In football there are only few goals in the entire game and a winning team can have goal difference by 1, 2, 3 or (rarely) more goals. At the same time in handball winnings with 10+ goal difference are not that rare. That's why I said that a goal difference is more important in football than in handball. I'm not saying that it's not important, just that it's more important in football.

I think that he meant Croatia never advanced further than the first knockout game in the UEFA Euro competitions and they won three medals in the FIFA World Cup competitions. I dare to say that any team facing Croatia should not underestimate Croatia because we all saw what happened to Brazil a month ago.

Zanimljiv oblik napada. Osobno nikad nisam kopirao adresu walleta iz transaction history-a nego uvijek s walleta. Ali opreza nikad dosta. Ali kad god paste-am adresu, uvijek gledam prva 4-5 i zadnjih 4-5 znakova tako da sigurno ne bi primijetio razliku. Ali srećom nikad ne kopiram iz tx history-a pa sam miran

Seeing how Uruguay played their last tournament (South and Central American Championship), I wouldn't be surprised to see you winning this bet. In the last year Cape Verde have never beaten another team by more than 10 goals. But Uruguay generally loses their games with a large goal difference so it remains to be seen how this one will end.


I know that they are playing against a much weaker team but I'm not that certain about them scoring more than 40 goals. It's the first game of the tournament and they may ease up once they get a solid goal difference. In handball goal difference is not that important like in football so I don't expect them to go with full strength in this game.

I agree. Man United is definitely a better team than Nottingham Forest but you never know. Maybe Nottingham manages to win just like Southampton won against Man City. I guess we have to wait and see how the semi final games will end, but I definitely expect Newcastle to face Man United in the final game.

Well this is a nice surprise that Southampton beat Man City in the quarter final. This definitely gives more chances to Newcastle to advance to the final but I guess they should be careful playing against Southampton. If they manage to beat Man City with two goals, they will probably be a tough nut to crack in the semi final.

I just checked the odds and I was pretty surprised seeing that Cape Verde is a strong favorite against Uruguay. I'm aware that Uruguay is not that known in the handball world, but I never heard of country called Cape Verde. I don't think that we will see any surprises today because all games include a big favorite against a much weaker team. I don't think I will place any bets today.

I don't think that France will have a problem beating Poland today. Poland is a host and that gives them some advantage but France is... well, France 1.4 odd is not bad and I might take it.

As for Croatia... I don't know. I didn't have time to watch friendly games that were played, but I heard that Croatia won a cup that they hosted as preparation for the World Championship. If I remember correctly, Croatia likes to play like a diesel motor - they start with bad games and improve their form as a tournament progresses.

Of course... Hajduk always has big dreams but Dinamo is there to crush them. I agree that Croatian teams (except Dinamo) needs some better results from the European games which would increase national coefficient and give chance to more clubs to compete in Europe and maybe get weaker opponents. To me it looks like all clubs except Dinamo are in a loop where they don't have enough European games and because of that they don't want to sign better players. And without better players they can't get good results from European competitions.


I don't know what has to happen for some other club except Dinamo to win the championship. Believe it or not, in the last 17 years Dinamo won the title in every season except for the 2016/2017 season when Rijeka won it. But even then nothing changed.

OK, to end this discussion, let's wait and see how will the games in the World Cup 2026 look like. I agree that every nation should have a chance to compete, but I don't agree that FIFA should let nations that lack quality in football play in the championship just to make it more attractive to the people of those countries.

Well, I didn't say that they will win the title. I just said what Leko's expectations are and that's winning a title. Although he didn't say that the expectation is to win the title this season (he signed a two year contract) so if Hajduk remains in the top two or three teams, I guess he will have a chance to win the title next season.

Hajduk is preparing for the continuation of the league under the new coach Ivan Leko. Leko was appointed after Dambrauskas was fired at the start of the season. In the mean time Karoglan was appointed as a temporary coach. Hajduk fans wanted Leko to get appointed as a coach and the club management listened. Leko's biggest wish is that Hajduk become a champion of the HNL. With Oršić leaving Dinamo and Hajduk being only six points behind Dinamo, it's not impossible.

I really hope that Newcastle will win this one. They are really playing good and they have a good streak in the Premiership. The problem is that they will probably face Man City in the semi final and that will be a though game for them to win. But if they continue with great games, I guess they can win. They last game they played in Premiership ended in a draw with six goals so I expect a good game in the semi final.

Yeah, but that's 4 out of 51 matches that was played in the whole competition. That's not much (less than 10%). And in the World Cup last year there were 64 games played and about 5 or 6 of them ended with big goal difference. That's OK too. And how do you expect that nations who are not that strong will end up against strong nations? There probably will be few surprises but most of the games will be a one way street where a one team will attack and the other will defend. Is that a game that you will enjoy watching?

I don't have any problem with nations outside Europe participating in the World Cup. I'm just stating the fact that no one can expect that the whole world can be evenly represented in the World Cup since football is not that popular outside Europe. And what's the point of getting more slots for the World Cup if those slots gets filled with nations that doesn't care about football. I understand that FIFA wants to make football more popular by doing so, but it will only bring poor matches that no one will want to watch.


I get to what Shitara007 is saying about naturalized players. For me a player that lived his whole life in some country and trained football in that country from young age should have no problem playing for the national team of that country. You gave example of France players who were born in France and that's OK. It doesn't matter if a player's parents are immigrants. If he learned and played football in one country, he should be allowed to play in their national team.

But there are cases where a player gets citizenship of a country where he wasn't born and didn't play football and because of that citizenship he decides to play for that country's national team. That's not OK.

Coming from Europe, I don't like the fact that FIFA decided to increase the number of teams participating in the World Cup. I don't have anything against teams outside Europe like Pakistan and India competing but I don't want to see a bunch of games in the World Cup ending with goal difference of five or more goals.

That is why I like UEFA Euro much better than the FIFA World Cup. The competition is much stronger and games are more equal than in the World Cup.

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