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📸 Where’s he pulled that from?!?!? Uzbekistan score a stunner
📸 Where’s he pulled that from?!?!? Uzbekistan score a stunner Although progressing is almost impossible for the Uzbeks purely because of their poor goal difference after the heavy defeat to Portugal, the Central Asians have by no means given up here. Eldor Shomurodov made it 1-0 after just ten minutes. And what a goal was that?!?!?! After a long ball that almost looked mishit, the former Roma striker exquisitely lifted the ball from a tight angle over the Congolese keeper and into the net. An absolutely top-class goal! To have a realistic chance of reaching the round of 32 here, the Uzbeks now need at least five more goals. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.
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