Jan van Leyden
Adventurer
5 times...out of 19 World Cups. Not exactly commonplace, not as rare as hen's teeth.
Looking at the timeline, it seems to get more common: three out of four since 2002.
5 times...out of 19 World Cups. Not exactly commonplace, not as rare as hen's teeth.
They still have a good chance to get through, but how many defenders do you need to have on the field before one of them covers the guy streaking towards the goal with thirty seconds left in the game?
I'm fascinated with the fact that so many people do not give a damn about soccer/football, but, suddenly, once every four years, they pretend to care and know what they are talking about.
It is because of the media coverage (that is all over the place) or because it becomes an event, like the super bowl or the olympics, two other events about sports not a lot of people watches or perform (curling anyone?).