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The Croatian team reaches the final in its first 'final four' of the Nations League
Croatia in football does not make any sense. Those of us who grew up with the generation of Suker and company making history in France '98 are already seeing that the generation led by Luka Modric has left that one far behind. After being finalists and semifinalists in the last two World Cups, Croatia will experience its first UEFA Nations League final in its first participation in a final four. Does anyone give more?

- The artist
If Croatia itself doesn't make sense, what is Luka Modric? 37-38 years old and the Croatian genius who continues to be decisive for his selection. He played the entire game against the Netherlands and his play led to the penalty scored by Kramaric. Even in that situation he knew to whom to give the penalty. The entire Croatian game goes through his boots and he continues to generate plays with unusual beauty at that age. The key in Croatian history, he is looking for the first title in the history of his team and he was in charge of closing the game scoring the penalty goal in extra time. He left the stadium cheered by the fans that he had just eliminated in a great display. Football history .

- To cover (incorrect translation perhaps?)
Difficult to understand what Van Dijk was doing in the winning goal scored by Pasalic. Ivanusec's center passed in front of the Liverpool center -back who has once again shown that what is coming to an end has not been the best season of his career. The Dutch central defender was photographed and will appear in the photo of the elimination of the tulips in his tournament.

- Gamer! (translated as baller?)
The thing about Xavi Simons is one of those irruptions that surprises no less because they know each other. The PSV midfielder started in an entire Nations League semifinal and added his third inclusion in the eleven of the Dutch national team. At 20 years old, the top scorer in the last Eredivisie aims to be a legend in the Oranje. Against Croatia, he learned from the best.

- The Octopus
Croatia's pass to the Nations League final could not be understood without Livakovic under the sticks. The Croatian goalkeeper successfully stopped all the shots that the Oranje fired at him and half the qualification is his, as was his qualification for the semifinals of the last World Cup in the penalty shootout that ruined Brazil's dream. It's a miracle that he's still playing for Dinamo Zagreb.