Dramatic falls this World Cup
Mueller is Germany’s leading goal scorer in the ongoing World Cup and in times to come, may become the leading scorer in the World Cup. But Mueller going down is a sight cameras don’t like to miss out on.- Following their win over the USA in the round of 16, Belgium became the 8th and the final team to enter quarterfinals. Although their performance thus far has been impressive, with Jan Vertonghen putting in a dive against Algeria, Belgium too had
- Juan Fernando Quintero of Colombia is the other player from Colombia alongside Juan Zuniga who is one player referee must be keeping a close eye on.
- Juan Camilo Zuniga of Colombia dives during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil. With Colombia qualified for the quarterfinals, there are chances that a referee might be booking him.
- Di Maria scored the only goal in Argentina’s round of 16 clash against Switzerland. While the angle at which he scored was excellent, this Angel is bettered be kept in check by referee.
- Neymar has his Brazilian teammate Fred to company not just to score goal but even when diving.
- Brazil striker Neymar celebrates scoring his fourth goal during their international friendly against Japan in Singapore on Tuesday. Brazil won 4-0. (Photo: AP)
- Arjen Robben is a clear-cut winner in the list of divers in the ongoing World Cup. His dive against Mexico not only helped Nethelands win a penalty but also took them in the quarterfinals with a win.
Mueller is Germany’s leading goal scorer in the ongoing World Cup and in times to come, may become the leading scorer in the World Cup. But Mueller going down is a sight cameras don’t like to miss out on.
Dramatic falls this World Cup
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