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Published 11:50 10 Dec 2022 GMT

With time running out and Croatia not looking like they will find an equaliser, it did indeed come thanks to an incredible goal from Bruno Petkovic.
Then with the game going to penalties, there was only ever going to be one winner - Croatia are officially the new Germans in football, because they just do not miss penalties.
This all means that Neville's prediction for the match just a couple of days before have came back to bite him.
“Brazil will beat Croatia, all day long. Brazil are the best team in the tournament so far. Along with France, they’ve been unbelievable. "I know Richarlison is playing with better players, but that little head up the other day [against South Korea], I didn’t think he had that in him! Raphinha, Antony and Lucas Paquetá have all looked impressive too.”“I predicted Brazil vs France in the final, but you can easily see it being Argentina against Portugal. I want Brazil to win - they’re the better team, they play with more flare, I want to see the dancing again. https://twitter.com/RTEsoccer/status/1601269112650747904 "If it happens, the semi-final game {Brazil v Argentina] is off the scale. That game is being watched by every football fan in the world, you’re not making any plans if that game is on. “Picture it now: Kylian Mbappé vs Neymar. Brazil are winning this World Cup. Brazil have got the best players. I hope we’re wrong and England win!” Well we can picture it all we want, it won't be happening. Related links:
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