Waching daily Jun 28 2018

NICE Japan's offside trap is one of the most pleasing things we've seen at the World Cup so far

Up against Senegal in their Group H clash, the Japanese pulled off one of the best offside traps we've ever seen.

We're sure England fans were keeping an extra eye on Japan's clash with Senegal this afternoon.

The Three Lions secured passage to the next round with their brilliant 6-1 win over Panama earlier today, which means they'll definitely play against someone from Group H in the last 16; be it Japan, Senegal, Poland or Colombia.

And while nothing's certain, there's a strong chance it could be either Japan or Senegal following their 2-2 draw today, which means both teams are in control of their own fate.

Simply put, if they each win their last game of the group, then they're through to the last 16.

Goals from Liverpool's Sadio Mane and a late strike from Keisuke Honda were the highlights of the game, but one moment towards the end of the first-half has got everyone talking.

It's not everyday you hear fans raving about an offside trap.

After all, it's more something you'd expect a coach to appreciate.

But plenty of us were loving Japan's wonderful movement when defending a Senegal set-piece on the 44th minute, which saw the Japanese back-line move in unison to leave five Senegalese attackers in an offside position as the ball was whipped into the box.

The quick movement and understanding between the players was poetry in motion.

Honestly, we can't remember an offside trap executed with such precision – and it'll no doubt go down as one of the most pleasing things we'll see at this World Cup.

For more infomation >> NICE Japan's offside trap is one of the most pleasing things we've seen at the World Cup so far - Duration: 2:15.

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This clip appears to show that Lionel Messi is Argentina's player-manager - Duration: 2:04.

This clip appears to show that Lionel Messi is Argentina's player-manager

Argentina coach Jorge Sampaoli appeared to ask Lionel Messi whether he should bring Sergio Aguero on.

Jorge Sampaoli avoided having his passport revoked after Argentina narrowly made it through the group stages with a win against Nigeria.

But was it by luck or judgement? Or, rather, was it by Lionel or judgement?.

With the score still poised at 1-1 and Argentina heading home, Sampaoli appeared to turn to his main man Messi.

Cameras picked up the human Duracell Bunny in an animated conversation with Messi, one that seemed to show where the power lies in the Argentina camp.

According to TyC Sports, Sampaoli said: "Should I sub on Kun (Aguro).

Sampaoli did introduce Aguero, although he waited until ten minutes before the end and had already turned to the uninspiring Maximiliano Meza before making the change.

His tactical decisions were all the more baffling given Argentina desperately needed a goal and had the talents of Paulo Dybala and Giovani Lo Celso sitting on the bench.

To be fair, when has Aguero ever scored an important late goal?.

Even with Aguero and Messi on the pitch Argentina had to rely on Marcos Rojo's right foot to safely secure a passage to the next round.

Rojo finished like a seasoned striker, although his strike would likely have infuriated Jose Mourinho given his hatred of full-backs crossing the half-way line.

For more infomation >> This clip appears to show that Lionel Messi is Argentina's player-manager - Duration: 2:04.

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