Geordie Ahmed

Game is getting scrappy but Argentina struggling to hold on to the ball I think Neymar is having a decent game

Reckon Brazil are gonna equalise soon, knocking on the door

The pitch isn't great like

Argentina are losing possession far too easily at times

Goal stands, get in

Might be offside

Great finish from Di Maria

Want Argentina to win but don't think it will happen

Good response, should really look to take control of the game from here

Pen to Portugal Lolris moment

Perhaps but those rarely get given as penalties, when the ball has gone Only one that comes to mind is Lacazette against Spurs and in that instance the ball was still in play so understood why that was given

That was a mint initial save but rebound goes in

Such a strange decision, ball was going well wide and well away from him

Free kick from Messi, class

If Solskjaer gets the backing, for that he needs at least 2 top players then I can see them having a good season and easily finishing top 3, maybe even get closer to 1st

He has to be given some credit for that squad though, he got rid of some deadwood and has slowly built it up and got players like Shaw performing at a level he's never done at Man-U

I don't think he is a good coach however he seems to have something about him when it comes to man-management

Aye but City finished 100 points that season, Man-U were never ever in it At the turn of this year Man-U were in it

They'll easily get top 4 imo and if they get 2-3 top players I think top 3 as well and maybe even challenge for the title

Ultimately Man-U want to win the league and arguably they are closer now than they have ever been since Fergie left, that is progress

He's referring about him being given the job in the first place, which I'm not sure I entirely agree with as Pep was always seen as a Curyff protege and he implemented a clear style of play with the B team I know Ole had the reserves job at Man-U (not sure how well he did) but the Cardiff stint was not great, Man-U should really have aimed higher at the time he got the job However it's quite clear Man-U have made progress, the squad looks a bit more stable if a little thin (in comparison to City). I think if Man-U can sign 2-3 top players then they will challenge for the title (they would just have to sacrifice the league cup probably)

1.5 years younger and as Conjo said it was a year ago they got rid of Suarez It's more strange when you consider how injury prone Aguero is

Most managers that have longevity will mostly likely lose in knock out games Fergie lost plenty but the choking narrative was never labelled at him

It was the worst opponent for them, they would have preferred Real in the final

Doubt it They'll see the game out with relative ease Actually think they'll get a second on the counter