England beats Haiti in complicated game to secure qualification

Who imagined that the match between England and Haiti complicated? It happened. The Haitians struggled for one of the title favorites. However, the English managed to leave with the important triumph for the classification in group D, which also has Denmark and China.

English keep the ball, but only manage to break through the block on penalty

The first chance of the game came through pressure on the English team’s departure. Louis Batcheba stole, crossed and the defense took it away for a corner. At 13, Haiti arrived again with danger after Borgella kicked cross and the ball dangerously passed the goal of Mary Earps.

At 16, VAR called for a possible penalty for England after Pierre-Louis stepped on Chloe Kelly, but judge Emikar Calderas ended up not signaling the maximum penalty. However, the penalty came five minutes later, after Lucy Bronze was launched in the area and Louis prevented the progress of the move with his hands.

In the charge, Stanway charged, goalkeeper Théus defended and VAR called again after the goalkeeper stepped forward at the time of the charge. In the second attempt, Stanway charged in the same way, managing to move the goalkeeper and opening the scoring for England.

Haiti appears in danger

In the second stage, Haiti returned and began to surprise and had several chances to draw. At five, Earps was responsible for preventing the Haitian tie after making a great save in Dumornay’s kick. At 13, Russo returned for England, but goalkeeper Théus appeared again, preventing the English from advancing on the scoreboard.

Already in the final minutes, Haiti was alive in the game and arrived once again. Éloissant came face to face with Mary Earps, finished well, but saw the goalkeeper perform a true miracle at Suncorp Stadium. Although with more finishes, England ended up failing in the finals and bumping into the Haitian goalkeeper, but managed to secure the three points in the debut.

Schedule

The English and Haitian teams return to the field on the 28th, when they face Denmark, at 5:30 am (Brasília time). Haiti will face China, also on the 28th, at 8 am (Brasília time). Before, the Danes face the selection of China this Saturday morning, at 9am (Brasília time).

Featured Photo: England celebrates their only goal against Haiti. Reproduction/England