Euskaraz irakurri: Eslovakiak eta Errumaniak berdindu eta final-zortzirenetara igaro dira, Belgikarekin batera

The selection of Romania took first place in the tie group E with the tie (1-1) this Wednesday before a Slovakia which will also be in Euro Cup round of 16 as third.

Around the 20th minute, Slovakia had the first good chance, but the ball sailed past the rival goal without finding a finisher. In the next, a center measured in the heart of the area was finished at will Doubt for him 1-0 Slovak. Romania’s response was with Ratiu and with Hagi who forced a penalty that had to be reviewed by the VAR.

At first the referee pointed him out of the area, but finally it was a maximum penalty that converted Razvan Marin (1-1). After the restart, the game continued with this back-and-forth, although more of a façade, because the Slovaks began to put away their clothes. The draw was good and the defeat was lethal, so it was worth it not to upset the rival and achieve the goal of being in the second round.

Data sheet:

1.- Slovakia: Dubravka; Pekarik (Gyömber, min.90), Skriniar, Vavro, Hancko; Kucka, Lobotka, Duda (Bero, min.90); Schranz (Duris, min.78), Strelec (Bozenik, min.70) and Haraslin (Suslov, min.70).

1.- Romania: Nita; Ratiu, Dragusin, Burca, Bancu; M. Marin; Hagi (Dennis Man, min.66), R. Marin (Rus, min.86), Stanci, Coman (Sorescu, min.58); and Dragus (Puscas, min.66).

Goals: 1 – 0, min.24, Duda; 1 – 1, min.37, Marin (penalty).

Referee: Daniel Siebert (Germany). He cautioned Duda (min.91) for Slovakia. And to (Burca, min.45+1), Bancu (min.45+4), Iordanescu (min.55) and Puscas (min.88) in Romania.

Belgium qualifies for the round of 16 and Ukraine ends its adventure in the Euro Cup

Match between Ukraine and Belgium. Photo: EFE

Belgium qualified for the round of 16 as second in group E after draw 0-0 against Ukraineeliminated from the tournament after finishing in last place.

Belgium started the match more active. Lukaku had a chance in the 7th minute, although without hooking his left foot inside the area after a nice pass from De Bruyne between the lines. Ukraine’s response took a long time to come, until the 20th minute, when the Valencia attacker Roman Yaremchuk shot from distance and the rival goalkeeper, Koen Casteels, caught it without problems.

Upon returning from the locker room, the match continued to suffer from a slow pace and a lack of real danger. The four minutes added by Anthony Taylor was the time that Ukraine had in front of them to score, as they were going to be left out of the competition. But despite such urgency, Rebrov’s team did not find a way to put Casteels in greater trouble.

Data sheet:

0.- Ukraine: Trubin; Tymchyk, Zabarnyi, Svatok (Yarmolenko, min. 81), Matviyenko, Mykolenko (Zinchenko, min. 58); Shaparenko (Vanat, min. 70), Brazhko (Stepanenko, min. 71), Sudakov; Yaremchuk (Malinovsky, min. 70) and Dovbyk.

0.- Belgium: Casteels; Castagne, Vertonghen, Faes, Theate; De Bruyne, Onana, Tielemans (Mangala, min. 62); Doku (Bakayoko, min. 77), Lukaku (Openda, min. 90) and Trossard (Carrasco, min. 62).

Referee: Anthony Taylor (England). He showed a yellow card to Faes (min. 43) for Belgium and Dovbyk (min. 69) for Ukraine.

Source: Eitb

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