Morocco sends the Netherlands home with dramatic World Cup knockout in penalties
Thiago Alcântara, Peter Crouch, Kasper Schmeichel and Alex Scott react to Morocco's DRAMATIC win over the Netherlands in Penalties to trek on to the Round of 16.
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Thiago Alcântara, Peter Crouch, Kasper Schmeichel and Alex Scott react to Morocco's DRAMATIC win over the Netherlands in Penalties to trek on to the Round of 16.
Justice was served in Monterey, Mexico, on Monday night under the watchful gaze of Cerro de la Silla. Football justice, that is. Not because Morocco came to play and, by and large, the Netherlands did not. The object of the game in knockout tournaments isn't to win, it's to advance by any means necessary. Sometimes, setting up defensively, parking the bus and hoping to sneak a goal in the counterattack is the best way to win. But if you're going to do it, you have to be smart about it and do it well. Ronald Koeman's team did neither.
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