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Costa Rica will be the 32nd team in this winter’s World Cup after a goal scored by veteran Joel Campbell.
Joel Campbell didn’t have time to turn 30 but tonight he played number 117 with his international Costa Rica. And the striker, who had been with Arsenal for seven years, needed just three minutes to break the deadlock in the crucial World Cup qualifying match directly against New Zealand.
A penalty kick was awarded to New Zealand in the 39th minute, and Chris Woods did nothing wrong as he netted the equalizer.
Parcel with 25 minutes left
The VAR continued to make life difficult for New Zealand. After the 67th minute, Francisco Calvo of Costa Barbaros fell embarrassingly, but he was determined to stay in the game. A yellow card was initially given, but after a video review, referee Mohamed Abdullahi Hassan pulled a red disc and allowed the equalizer to pursue a sluggish team.
A task you can’t handle although there are some dangers that Keylor Navas faces.
In addition to profiles like Navas and Campbell mentioned above, an AIK acquaintance Celso Borges was found in the first eleven in tonight’s qualifying match in the 34-year-old’s 153rd international.