World Cup qualifying match report: Juventus scored twice on the 10th, worthy of his 75 million euros worth

This morning, the fierce battle in the World Cup preliminaries group stage is in full swing. The performance of the national players of the Bianconeri Juventus team is as follows:

In a game in the 7th round of Group I, Italy defeated Estonia 3-1 away. Keane, Retegui and Esposito, a young player who came off the bench, scored one goal each to help Italy win. However, as Norway in the same group defeated Israel 5-0 in this round, Italy not only fell behind in the group standings, but also further expanded its goal difference disadvantage. The hope of direct promotion has basically been shattered.

In this game, Juventus star Cambiasso replaced Orsolini in the 62nd minute of the second half. He got a shooting opportunity within 30 minutes of playing. He received a yellow card due to delay in the 84th minute of the game and was rated 6.6 points after the game. Another Juventus star Locatelli did not gain Gattuso's trust in this campaign and sat on the bench to watch the entire game.

In a game that ended in the third round of Group F, Portugal defeated Ireland 1-0 at home. Although top star Cristiano Ronaldo missed a penalty kick in the 75th minute of the game, Ruben Neves received a header from Trincao's assist in stoppage time to help Portugal pass the test in a thrilling manner. In this game, Juventus star Conceição sat on the bench and did not get a chance to play.

In a match in the third round of Group E, Turkey defeated Bulgaria 6-1 in an away game and temporarily ranked second in the group with 2 wins and 1 loss in 3 games. In this game, Juventus No. 10 Yildiz started the game for Turkey and scored twice in 66 minutes. His outstanding performance won applause from the fans. It is worth mentioning that Yildiz scored on both of his shots in this game, further proving that his worth of 75 million euros is definitely worth the money.

In another Group K match at the same time, Serbia lost 0-1 at home to Albania. In this campaign, Vlahovic and Kostic started on behalf of Serbia and tasted the bitter pill of defeat together.

In this game, Vlahovic, wearing the No. 23 jersey, performed mediocrely. He lost the ball 20 times in the 90 minutes he played, wasted 2 excellent scoring opportunities, and only succeeded 3 times in 11 ground confrontations. He was rated 6.2 points after the game, while Kostic performed slightly better, sending 4 successful crosses, 5 clearances and 2 steals, and was rated 7.4 points after the game.

I don’t know what Tudor is thinking at this moment, because if Vlahovic is not in good condition, when he returns to the league, the top forwards in Juventus will collectively wait for "rescue", which is really a headache.