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Brazil head coach Tite has left his role after their shock World Cup quarter-final exit at the hands of Croatia, Sky Sports reported.
Croatia defeated the five-time world champions 4-2 in the penalty shootout win at the Education City Stadium after the game ended in a 1-1 draw.
Croatia, who needed two shootouts and an extra-time win to reach the final in 2018, kept their composure as Brazil’s Marquinhos and Rodrygo failed to convert, while Nikola Vlasic, Lovro Majer, Luka Modric and Mislav Orsic completed a perfect set of spot-kicks.
The European nation booked a place in the World Cup semi-finals as the hot tournament favourites crashed out. Manager Zlatko Dalic said afterwards:
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We eliminated the biggest favourites.
</blockquote>
Tite, who had been in charge since 2016 after replacing Dunga, had said in February it was always his intention to stand down after this tournament. 
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Croatia have progressed to the quarter-finals of the 2022 FIFA World Cup finals underway in Qatar after beating Japan 3 – 1 on penalties this Monday.
The match had ended 1 – 1 on regular time.
Both teams started the game with a lot of energy but as the minutes ticked by, Croatia began to control the game and dictate the pace, which was very slow. 
Perisic had Croatia’s best chance of the half but could not beat Gonda from close range following a mistake from Tomiyasu.
 Japan found some momentum at the end of the half and made it count after Maeda scored his first goal of the tournament. He reacted quickest to Yoshida’s knockdown to give Japan the lead in the 43rd minute. 
The only highlight in the second half was Perisic’s equaliser. 
Extra time was quiet and saw a lack of chances other than a deflected effort from Mitoma. 
Livakovic became the hero in the penalty shootout as he saved three of the four Japan penalties, with only Asano scoring. Pasalic scored the winning penalty with Croatia winning the shootout 3-1.
Croatia have progressed from all three of their appearances in the round of 16 at the World Cup, winning on penalties in each of the last two (also Denmark in 2018).
Croatia have won all three of their World Cup penalty shootouts (also vs Denmark and Russia in 2018), while the team going second has won the last seven penalty shootouts at the World Cup.
Japan have been eliminated from all four of their round of 16 appearances at the World Cup (D2 L2), while they’ve lost both of their penalty shootouts in the competition (also vs Paraguay in 2010).
Meanhile, Brazil play South Korea tonight in another Round of 16 match.
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Croatian football legend and The Blazers’ World Cup hero Mario Mandzukic has retired from football at the age of 35, three years after playing his last international game.
Mandzukic, who scored the winning goal against England in the semifinals of the World Cup in 2018, announced his decision in a post on Instagram, which included a photo of a pair of boots, on Friday night.
In a message written in English and addressed to his young self, “Dear little Mario”, and signed “Your big Mario”, Mandzukic wrote:
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While you put on these boots for the first time, you can’t even imagine what you will get to experience in football.
You’ll recognize the moment to retire, to put these boots in a cabinet and you’ll have no regrets.
You will score goals on the biggest stages and win the biggest trophies in the jerseys of the biggest clubs.
In the jersey of greatest pride, the Croatian national team, you will write some of the most important moments of Croatian sport.
</blockquote>
Mandzukic appeared 89 times for Croatia scoring 33 goals, he also for played Bayern Munich, Atletico Madrid and Juventus and appeared 11 times this year for AC Milan.
Plagued by injury he was used mostly as a substitute and did not score a goal.
He won the Croatian league three times with Dinamo Zagreb, the Bundesliga, twice, and the Champions League at Bayern, and Serie A four times at Juventus.
Juventus, Croatian sports stars Miralem Pjanic, tennis player Marin Cilic and NBA small forward Bojan Bogdanovic all joined the online chorus of praise as did Blaise Matuidi (French midfielder), an opponent in the 2018 World Cup final and team-mate at Juventus.
Croatian coach Zlatko Dalic thanked Mandzukic in a statement calling him “a fighter on whom the team could always rely, a player for big games and the toughest challenges”.
Born in Slavonski Brod, Mandzukic began his career in 2004 at home town club Marsonia. He signed his first major contract with Dinamo Zagreb in 2007.
He then played for Wolfsburg (2010-2012), Bayern Munich (2012-2014), Atletico Madrid (2014-2015) and Juventus (2015-2019).
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Croatian World Cup Hero Mario Mandzukic Retires From Football

21-year-old Zimbabwean goalkeeper, Delrom Makina has signed a three-year contract with top Croatian side HNK Hajduk Split FC.
Makina moved to Croatia last month but is yet to make his debut and according to his manager, Gilbert Zulu, the youngster will start as the third-choice goalkeeper at his new club. Said Zulu:
<blockquote>Makina is a humble guy who is eager to learn and achieve a lot.</blockquote>
Makina was born in Harare and attended Kudzanayi Primary School and Kwayedza Secondary School in Highfield, before receiving a scholarship from Marlborough High School.
He then joined Supa Striker Soccer Academy, when he was only 11, and played for Excel Academy, which is based in Mount Pleasant.
Makina also played for Supa Strikers and FC Mbare in the ZIFA Harare Province Division Two B league and was on the books of Highfield Academy, in Division Two by the time he moved to Europe.
The youngster joins a growing list of Zimbabwean goalkeepers now plying their trades overseas, with Tatenda Mkuruva now in the United States, and Martin Mapisa in Spain.
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Delrom Makina Moves To Croatian Club HNK Hajduk Split

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