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Croatian Catastrophe – Croatia Player Ratings vs Argentina in World Cup Semi-Final

Ivan Perisic, scoring poorly in the Croatia player ratings

Lionel Messi weaved his magic once again to take the victory in what was ultimately a one-sided semi-final. See Last Word on Football’s Croatia player ratings after the match with Argentina in the semi-final of the World Cup

Read More: Argentina’s Strengths and Weaknesses

Croatia Player Ratings vs Argentina

Dominik Livakovic – 5

Gave away the penalty that put his team behind and should have done better on Julian Alvarez’s first goal.

Borna Sosa – 5.5

Didn’t do much wrong but also wasn’t very active in either attack or defence.

Josko Gvardiol – 6

Gvardiol will be back for future World Cups but he ends off this campaign with a solid outing.

Dejan Lovran -5.5

Not a bad night from the veteran but he also wasn’t very good, despite this being an important game

Josip Juranovic – 6

Pretty strong on the defensive side with a number of strong tackles made. Also had a decent showing on the ball.

Mateo Kovacic – 7

The Chelsea man enjoyed a good performance and really tried to make things happen for his team. His passing efficiency was second to none.

Marcelo Brozovic – 5.5

Lost the ball a few times and didn’t offer much defensively. His passing was accurate all night long but they weren’t very incisive.

Read More: World Cup Emerging Players: Josko Gvardiol

Luka Modric – 6.5

A typically professional performance for one of Croatia’s greatest players. His night was sadly summed up by the ball hitting him in the face before he was subbed off.

Ivan Perisic – 6.5

Was a bright spark creatively who gave it his all throughout the game. The best chance of scoring was likely to come through him.

Andrej Kramaric – 5.5

His link-up play was decent but he couldn’t carve out any chances despite leading the line for his nation.

Mario Pasalic – 5

Pretty much anonymous on the wing. He managed to get off one shot but rarely did anything when he had the ball at his feet.

Last Word on Football recognise Qatar’s human rights abuses and instances of corruption taking place throughout the nation and in the background of the World Cup. Learn more about some of the issues surrounding the World Cup here.

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