Germany: 4  

Costa Rica: 1  

Germany had a 79% performance relative to a high performance team and Costa Rica had 33%

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Relative intensity in the game:            

         Germany: 71%

         Costa Rica: 29%

Finishes:  

         Excellent number of submissions in the match, 37.

         Germany: had an excellent number of finishes compared to a high performance team. The goal-direction rate was 47%, which is a good rate.

         Costa Rica: had a regular number of submissions. The goal-direction rate was 71%, which is an excellent rate.

         Who scored the most goals: Germany-Jamal Musiala, midfielder, finishing 4 times.

Disarms:      

         Germany: neutralized 13% of the opponent's plays. Above average rate.

         Costa Rica: neutralized 7% of the opponent's plays. Rate below average.

         Costa Rica-Juan Vargas, defender and Costa Rica-Juan Vargas, defender were the ones who disarmed the most.

Passes:

         Germany: had a high performance rate. Used 8% of long passes as resources.

         Costa Rica: needs to evolve. Mistakes in passes can mean a defeat. Used 14% of long passes as resources.

         Germany-Joshua Kimmich, defensive midfielder, was the one who hit the most passes.

What to keep:           

         Germany: intensity

         Costa Rica: no high performance standouts

What to improve:        

         Germany: shots on goal rate

         Costa Rica: intensity

The tireless of the game were:         

         Germany-Joshua Kimmich, steering wheel

         Germany-Niklas Süle, defender

         Germany-Antonio Rüdiger, defender

The best performances:  

         Niklas Süle, Germany defender

         Joshua Kimmich, Germany midfielder

         David Raum, Germany winger

Worst performance:     

         Roan Wilson, Costa Rica striker

         Jewison Bennette, Costa Rica midfielder

Spain: 1     

Japan: 2         

Spain had super intensity relative to a high performance team and Japan had 20%. 

Relative intensity in the game:            

         Spain: 84%

         Japan: 16%

Finishes:  

         Regular number of finishes in the game, 19.

         Spain: had a good number of finishes compared to a high performance team. The goal-direction rate was 38%, which is regular

         Japan: had a number of poor finishes. The drive to goal rate was 50%, which is a good rate.

         Who scored the most correct shots: Spain-Alvaro Morata, striker, finishing 3 times.

Disarms:      

         Spain: neutralized 18% of the opponent's moves. Above average rate.

         Japan: Neutralized 4% of the opponent's moves. Rate below average.

         Japan-Shogo Taniguchi, defender and Spain-Pau Torres, defender were the ones who disarmed the most.

Passes:

         Spain: had a high performance rate. Used 4% of long passes as resources.

         Japan: needs to evolve. Mistakes in passes can mean a defeat. Used 13% of long passes as resources.

         Spain-Rodri, midfielder was the one who hit the most passes.

What to keep:           

         Spain: intensity

         Japan: no high performance standouts

What to improve:        

         Spain: yesterday's game showed that despite the high intensity, there are flaws in Spain's game. It is worth noting that Japan used long passes and speed to try to surprise.

         Japan: despite the victory, they played a low-intensity game

The tireless of the game were:         

         Spain-Pau Torres, defender

         Spain-Rodri, steering wheel

         Spain-Pedri, half

The best performances:  

         Rodri, Spain midfielder

         Pau Torres, Spain defender

         Pedri, Spain midfielder

Worst performance:     

         Takuma Asano, Japan striker

Canada: 0      

Morocco: 2   

Canada had 52% of performance relative to a high performance team and Morocco had 34%.   

Relative intensity in the game:            

         Canada: 60%

         Morocco: 40%

Finishes:  

         Little number of submissions, 11.

         Canada: had a number of poor finishes. The goal driving rate was 20%, which is a bad rate.

         Morocco: had a number of bad finishes. The goal-direction rate was 33%, which is a bad rate.

Disarms:      

         Canada: Neutralized 11% of the opponent's plays. Above average rate.

         Morocco: neutralized 14% of the opponent's moves. Above average rate.

         Morocco-Romain Saïss, defender and Morocco-Nayef Aguerd, defender were the ones who disarmed the most.

Passes:

         Canada: had a high performance rate. Used 8% of long passes as resources.

         Morocco: needs to evolve. Mistakes in passes can mean a defeat. Used 14% of long passes as resources.

         Canada-Kamal Miller, defender was the one who hit the most passes.

What to keep:           

         Canada: no high performance standouts

         Morocco: rate of tackles

What to improve:        

         Canada: intensity, finishes and rate of finishes

         morocco: intensity

The tireless of the game were:         

         Canada-Kamal Miller, halfback

         Canada-Steven Victoria, halfback

         Canada-Alistair Johnston, midfielder

The best performances:  

         Kamal Miller, defender from Canada

         Steven Victoria, Canada defender

         Sofyan Amrabat, midfielder from Morocco

Worst performance:     

         Tajon Buchanan, forward from Canada

         Cyle Larin, forward from Canada

Belgium: 0       

Croatia: 0      

Belgium had 66% of performance relative to a high performance team and Croatia had 58%.       

Relative intensity in the game:            

         Belgium: 53%

         Croatia: 47%

Finishes:  

         Good number of submissions in the match, 23.

         Belgium: had a good number of finishes compared to a high performance team. The goal-direction rate was 23%, which is a bad rate.

         Croatia: had a good number of finishes compared to a high performance team. The goal-direction rate was 40%, which is regular

         Most successful finishers: Belgium-Romelu Lukaku, striker, finishing twice.

Disarms:      

         Belgium: neutralized 7% of the opponent's plays. Rate below average.

         Croatia: neutralized 7% of the opponent's plays. Rate below average.

         Belgium-Thomas Meunier, winger and Belgium-Toby Alderweireld, defender were the ones who disarmed the most.

Passes:

         Belgium: had a high performance rate. Used 11% of long passes as resources.

         Croatia: had a good rate. Used 9% of long passes as resources.

         Belgium-Jan Vertonghen, defender was the one who hit the most passes.

What to keep:           

         Belgium: no high performance standouts

         Croatia: no high performance standouts

What to improve:        

         Belgium: intensity

         Croatia: intensity

The tireless of the game were:         

         Croatia-Borna Sosa, lateral

         Belgium-Toby Alderweireld, defender

         Belgium-Jan Vertonghen, defender

The best performances:  

         Jan Vertonghen, Belgium defender

         Toby Alderweireld, Belgium defender

         Josko Gvardiol, Croatia defender

Worst performance:     

         Marko Livaja, Croatia striker

         Dries Mertens, Belgium striker

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