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  1. Reminded me of Eduardo playing for Arsenal, it was such a shock. Qatar should be sanctioned because even after this, they still played nasty, no fair play whatsoever

  2. All the armchair experts here claiming it wasn't a red card. Apparently, it was definitely a yellow card. So…definitely a yellow card and the foul broke the man's leg. What do you have to do to get a red card, one wonders?

  3. Obviously done on purpose. Slow it down and you can see the ball was long gone when Kone was kicked on purpose. So obviously done deliberately.

  4. When Kone fell, it was a Qatar player that saw and asked to stop and get help for him, I don't think it was intentional either the referee could give a yellow card instead, but I guess there are rules for severe injuries when it comes with that type of decision, but it's bad on both sides, unfortunately we won't have Kone on the next game, such a great player, pray for his recovery 🙏and all the best for Team Canada 🇨🇦 so proud of you❤

  5. Especially Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Bahrain. They're AFC teams that can't play football. They're just buying and selling. Indonesia knows all too well what they're like. Whether in Europe or the world, they don't show quality because of how poorly they try to win. They lose by relying on referees, and when they win, they start playing around and wasting time. I hope FIFA separates the Gulf teams in future World Cup qualifying regions. If they remain with other Asian teams, Asia will forever be about these sultans' children.

  6. I still don't understand how a tap on the back of the left leg could snap it.
    The tackle wasn't even a sliding tackle. It looks a lot less harmful than 90% of the collisions we see every game.

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