Switzerland and Spain have turned their destiny.
Will their quarter-final tie tied with excitement too? Victory or resilience, whatever words, Switzerland and Spain have a pound from him.
A little more than two weeks ago, Switzerland was torn with Italy who raced and was on the way out.
A few days later, Spain was under COSH, held by Poland Lewandowski who was previously interested in Sweden.
“Tikitaka, very predictable”, is a round verdict.
Gerard Moreno did not miss the penalty throughout the season but in the heat of Seville, he faltered.
Alvaro Morata, regardless of its purpose, is animal feed to social media dogs.
Permutation rose, and many wondered if the 2008 and 2012 champions would be shunned.
But like life, the fate of football can change in the blink of an eye, or heartbeat.
Maybe, all La Furia Roja needed are some of the Caustic words of the former Dutch star Rafael van der Vaart who was immediately reminded of his failure to stop Andres Iniesta inspired in the 2010 World Cup final.
Coach Luis Enrique almost looked like a fortune teller when he said, “I am 100 percent convincing us is a bottle of champagne to be bound.” Delicious Cava flows, full, and soft with amazing skills, but there is a lemon twist.
In the 12th minute of the E-Final Group match against Slovakia, Morata’s penalty was saved by Martin Dubraavka.
The writing was on the wall, and the fingers tapped the cellphone with selected rotten words.
But Marionettist rises above with a different rope.
‘Raz, DVA, Tri, Dajme (one, two, three, four) GOL’ urged Slovak fans in Southern Spain.
There was one, but ironically, in their own goal when the Savior changed the villain – a strange Dubravka palming in a rebound from wood to submit profits.
Spain hasn’t stopped scoring since then.
It was a pleasant change from Mundo Deportivo ‘Espana Aumenta Sus Dudas’ (growing doubts about Spain) for ‘Diaroas’ shouting the headline ‘El Goal Vuelve A Querer A Espana’ (Goals fall in love with Spain again).
Enrique oiled the key with his belief, support and advice, and it turned around.
Ten goals in two matches with a dose of passion and high suffering.
The initial stage was an exercise in building cast iron characters like Unai Simon who stood for dents and scratches and saved tortured souls like Morata who had been to hell and returned.
And now for Switzerland, Swiss Vladimir Petkovic.
In a helmet since 2014, the coach born in Sarajevo has guided the nation to pass every group stage obstacles but the future looks bleak after hitting in Rome.
Labeled a pinch, the report card all red with coach marked 4.5 points.
But the immigrant mentor, a former social worker who negotiated many obstacles of life, turned to his players and said, “There are remaining matches, and three points can take us to the next round.” The opening letter published in the Swiss Schweiz Am Wochenende newspaper has an apology: “For you, for us and for 4,000 Swiss traveling to Rome, we are very sorry”, and appointments: “Against Turkey we must bring all of our values ​​and virtue back to the field, “and conclusion:” …
we can all be happy together on Sunday night.
“Happiness was rolled up, and then ecstasy.
An amazing night with a chaotic in Bucharest against French favorites began with the initial expectations, the penalty missed, followed by multiple wounds, a blow approaching death, the final rejuvenation of the last minute.
After the storm, Lull and then Yann Sommer, the name needs to be remembered for all summer, releasing emotions.
Spain vs Switzerland, choose your team.
So, what will be passed on St.
Petersburg is the Bottle Blond Granite Xhaka, which is slandered to fly in the hairdresser from Zurich to Rome.
And Morata to score goals? …
make up your mind, changing fans, luck can change too.