Will Shevchenko be another Sukh at this World Cup?

I like Shevchenko, but it's clear that he can't do it alone, football is a group activity.

Of course not, you have to start by saying that the Sukh is Turkish or Croatian.

Croatia was the top scorer in '98, and the key was Boban, Milosevic, Mijatovic, and the king of free kicks, Mihajlovic, and this time Sheva was alone.

Oh yes, this was before the breakup of Yugoslavia in '91, and I always remember those guys in '87, and they weren't in the same country anymore.

Someone is clearly, how can the Croatian team have Milosevic, Mihajlovic and Mijatovic? There's Boban, but Giarni is real.

Hehe, that's!

Alas, think about it, if the Soviet Union does not disintegrate, I will be obedient, then it will not make the World Cup dark?

At the beginning, I didn't go from AC Milan, and I will return after the transfer:"I can go to the World Cup with the pride of being a Chelsea player"---Now he Ukraine has made Spain snow heavily (4:0), cool, more proud, right?

No! Ukraine as a whole is not good!

It shouldn't be, the overall strength is not good, after all, football is a whole, no matter how strong he is, he can't beat the opponent's 11.

After looking at today's game, I see it difficult! The Ukrainian midfield is too watery!

After watching today's game, you know that it is simply impossible!

Shevchenko won the Ukrainian Footballer of the Year 6 times. During his 16 years with the Ukrainian national team (1995-2011), Shevchenko represented the Ukrainian team at the 2006 World Cup in Germany and the 2012 European Championship, making 111 appearances and scoring 48 goals.

In the 1998-1999 season, Dynamo Kiev also beat Real Madrid 2-0 at home, in which Shevchenko scored twice and scored another away goal to eliminate Real Madrid 3-1 on aggregate to advance to the semi-finals. Heading into the semi-finals, Dynamo Kiev drew 3-3 at home to Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga, where Shevchenko also scored twice.

In the 2004-2005 season, Shevchenko scored four goals against Fenerbahce in the Champions League group stage, becoming one of only six players in the history of the Champions League to complete a quadruple and the only player to do so on the road. Unfortunately, AC Milan was eventually reversed by Liverpool in the Champions League final and missed out on the Champions League title. In the 2005-2006 season, Sheliang Yinvchenko won the Champions League Golden Boot with 9 goals in 12 games.