I like Costa Roca. Sadly, they will be facing the Dutch.
Not the dominating performance from the Dutch I expected. Van Persie showing his true color and copping out with loss in mind. Give Huntelaar the start from now on.
Again, Robben is the man of the match. He alone kept their offense alive. lolz at Sneijder scoring, God couldn't have been crueler towards Ochoa

Drex wrote:Shame on them, how dare they to get tired.
I don't think fatigue was the reason they stopped attacking. They just wanted to make it to the penalties without conceiving a goal.
But calm down. I'm not hating on Chile. I'm always rooting for the teams playing against Argentina and Brazil.
Not decent? According to most websites and critics, Bravo has been one of the best GK of the tournament. Even in FIFA's website he's ranked 3rd.
I don't care where FIFA and the critics ranked him. In that penalty shootout I would rate him 3/10 while Julio Cesar 9/10.
Nightfly67 wrote:The issue is that even though it was a penalty, if Robben hadn't "flopped" the penalty would never have been given. This is a major issue if you ask me, since a penalty is (almost) never given when the player doesn't fall.
This.
Like the first time when Robben jumped over Marquez to take a shot but Ochoa saved the one on one. The commentator kept saying "if he had just fallen, it would have been a penalty there." For a moment it felt like Robben would be haunted forever for not falling down there.
But the penalty was fair. Marquez made that unnecessary tackle. Huntelaar kept his calm and beat God Ochoa.
Phil89 wrote:If the ref had given Robben even one yellow card for diving earlier in the match (I counted two dives), he wouldn't have done what he did at the end. I thought FIFA wanted to stamp this crap out of the game, not reward it. It's embarrassing.
If FIFA started doing that, Neymar would have had only 1 or 2 appearances this World Cup and Suarez wouldn't have needed that ban to be removed from the World Cup. Those are your top 2 there.