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The Paris Saint-Germain superstar, and France captain, had his initial kick saved early in the second half but was allowed a second attempt because of encroachment into the area by a Greek defender.
McLaren driver Lando Norris has questioned a five-second penalty issued to him by the FIA during Sunday’s Canadian Grand Prix for “unsportsmanlike behaviour”. The Brit crossed the finish line in 9th place but after his penalty was applied, dropped to 13th between Pierre Gasly in 12th and Yuki Tsunoda in 14th. Ad He fell behind team-mate Oscar Piastri under safety car conditions during the race and when McLaren later executed a double-stack of pit stops, Norris was fortunate that he did not have to wait for too long while Piastri was serviced.
Spain goalkeeper Unai Simon denied Lovro Mayer and Bruno Petkovic from the spot, before Carvajal cheekily chipped home to earn La Roja their first trophy since Euro 2012 and break Croatian hearts.
MONTREAL : McLaren's Lando Norris said a five second penalty in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix for 'unsportsmanlike behaviour' made no sense.
ROTTERDAM : Spain beat Croatia 5-4 in a penalty shootout to win their first title in a decade as they secured the Nations League on Sunday.
MONTREAL: Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso was promoted to the front row of the Canadian Grand Prix starting grid on Saturday (Jun 17) after Haas's Nico Hulkenberg collected a three-place penalty for an infringement in qualifying and dropped to fifth.
MONTREAL : Alpine held a 90-minute meeting with Pierre Gasly after his double penalty at the Spanish Grand Prix to discuss how to improve communication with the Frenchman, team boss Otmar Szafnauer said on Friday.
The World Test Championship (WTC) Final between India and Australia saw 44 overs getting wasted due to slow over rate on both sides and that has left a lot of experts frustrated with the growing trend. Both teams were docked match fees for the offense but former England skipper Michael Vaughan believes that fines will not be enough to stop this incident from repeating itself. Vaughan took to social media to suggest that a heavy run penalty can be the solution. "Fines don't work .. So Runs awarded to the Batting team at the end of the days play could be the only way .. 20 runs per over ..," Vaughan tweeted,