Costa Rica wins last ticket to the 2022 World Cup

*Scoring: Joel Campbell 3 ' Red card: Kosta Barbarouses 69 '

In the 3rd minute, Jewison Bennette escaped on the left wing and then stretched horizontally to Joel Campbell, the Arsenal striker in the period of 2011-2018, the left-foot striker brought the ball crossed the corner, outside the reach of goalkeeper Oliver Sail.

The only goal of Campbell helped Costa Rica win tickets at the end of the 2022 World Cup, where they entered the table to be considered death with virtue, Spain and Japan. This is the third consecutive time Costa Rica attended the biggest football festival on the planet, after reaching the quarterfinals in Brazil in 2014 and was eliminated from the group stage in Russia in 2018.

Campbell helped 6,000 Costa Rica fans - of about 10,803 spectators present in the stands - celebrating early on Al Rayyan, Qatar. However, the representative of Central America later encountered strong protest from New Zealand.

In the 11th minute, Alex Greing caught the ground in the penalty area and took the ball away. Four minutes later, Chris Wood cut the tape to the near corner that could not win the keylor Navas - the former goalkeeper Real and now played for PSG. 39 minutes, Wood cushioned into the roof of Costa Rica. But Var invited and rejected the goal, when determining Matthew Garbett made a mistake with Oscar Duarte in the previous situation.

In the second half, Costa Rica Tu Thu made New Zealand unable to create pressure as before. Hopefully, their balance of the score is more limited from the 69th minute, when the referee Abdulla Hassan went to the VAR border and pulled the red card directly with Kosta Barbarouses. Earlier, the New Zealand player only received a yellow card when he was stuck to the foot of Francisco Calvo.

After the match, coach Costa Rica Luis Fernando Suarez admitted: "We score early but then have difficulty. We understand the strengths of New Zealand, especially in the air phase. Change with five people to hold the ball more. That's the key. "

Meanwhile, coach Danny often thinks that New Zealand plays better and deserves to win. He said: "This match, there is only one overwhelming team. Only one team tries to create quality football."