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Qatar: Croatia beat Japan on penalties to reach quarter-finals

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December 6, 2022
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Croatia reached the World Cup quarter-finals after beating Japan 3-1 on penalties on Monday night.

Goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic made three saves during the shootout after the game ended in a 1-1 draw following 120 minutes of thrilling football action.

Daizen Maeda opened scoring for Japan three minutes before the half-time break.

Croatia rallied back after the break courtesy of Ivan Perisic’s powerful header.

There was little to choose between the two sides during extra-time

Three of Japan’s penalties were poorly taken and easily saved by goalkeeper Livakovic.

Croatia missed just one of their spot-kicks, scoring the other three to reach their third successive quarter-final stage.

Croatia’s win now sets up a quarter-final meeting with Brazil or South Korea on Friday.

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