In the 1/8 finals of the World Cup, the last two battles also played out incredible scripts:

Spain, where many big names gathered, met the African team Morocco. With a ball possession rate of 77% and a pass success rate of 91%, it was difficult for Spain to score a goal. The score was 0-0 in the 120th minute. In the penalty shootout, Spain's Sarabia, Soler and Busquets missed penalty kicks. 0-3, Spain was eliminated, and Morocco made a historic advance to the top 8.

Many fans applauded Spain's elimination: they "picked their opponents" in the group stage. They thought they could eliminate Morocco, but they didn't expect that they would become a stepping stone. Spain, which can only cross and pass back, and plays conservatively, is difficult to associate with "beautiful football".
Portugal swept Switzerland 6-1 and advanced to the top 8!


C Ronaldo was on the bench, and the 21-year-old Gonzalo Ramos shined, performing a hat trick. Gonzalo Ramos scored 3 goals in a single game, which was also his first hat trick in this World Cup. With 3 goals and 1 assist, Gonzalo Ramos became famous overnight.
The top eight of the World Cup were born: Netherlands VS Argentina, Morocco VS Portugal, England VS France, Croatia VS Brazil.
2 teams participated in the World Cup, and 24 teams have gone home. In addition to the 1-8th place that is still up for grabs, what is the ranking of 9th-32nd place? Let’s take a look:


Japan is ranked 9th. In a total of 4 games, Japan has 2 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss, 7 points and 1 goal difference; Senegal, Australia, Switzerland, Spain, the United States, Poland, and South Korea are ranked 10-16 respectively. This is the team that reached the top 16.
There are 16 teams that returned home after the group stage:


Germany ranks 17th, Uruguay ranks 20th, Belgium ranks 23rd, Saudi Arabia 25th, and Iran 26th. In this World Cup, there are two teams that have lost all. Canada ranks 31st with a goal difference of 0 points and 5, and the host Qatar ranks last with a goal difference of 0 points and 6.
As long as you participate in the World Cup, there will be bonuses.
022 World Cup in Qatar , FIFA will spend US$440 million to distribute bonuses to the top 32 players. The first place is worth 42 million US dollars, the runner-up is 30 million US dollars, the third place is 27 million US dollars, the 4th place is 25 million US dollars, and the 5th-8th place is 17 million US dollars.
Eight teams from Japan, Senegal, and South Korea (ranked 9-16) will receive a bonus of US$13 million; from Germany, ranked 17th, to Qatar, ranked 32nd, these 16 teams will receive a bonus of US$9 million.