Borna Sosa: I'm so happy that we survived Brazil

Added at:

Croatian Borna Sosa commented on his team's victory in a World Cup game against Brazil.

"For me, Modric is in the top five midfielders of all time. Absolutely nobody performed on his level at 37 years old. He's showing from year to year how important a player he is for us and Real Madrid. When it's most important, he gives us this experience, confidence and he's really calm on the ball. I'm very happy to have him in the team and, hopefully, he will stay with us as long as he can."

"Against a team like Brazil – they will always have chances because you cannot close everything against these kinds of players. To win against Brazil, you need to have this kind of luck and a goalkeeper on the maximum level like we had today. We're very happy, but it was a very exhausting game."

"I'm so happy that we survived Brazil, which is one of the best teams in the World Cup," he continued. "Now, we're looking forward to the semi finals.

NewsRSS - News - Terrikon

04 January

20:54
Brahim Díaz fires Morocco into AFCON 2025 quarter-finals
19:55
Liverpool denied dramatic win as Fulham strike back in the 97th minute
19:31
Real Madrid begin 2026 in style with emphatic win over Betis
16:56
Manchester United held again as questions continue to grow
16:07
Napoli beat Lazio to stay firmly in the title race
08:57
Roma fall short as Atalanta hold firm
08:28
AFCON: Mali defy the odds to stun Tunisia
08:12
Barcelona edge past Espanyol late to win Catalan derby

03 January

22:03
Declan Rice inspires hard-fought Arsenal win over Bournemouth
21:36
Juventus drop points again as Champions League hopes take a hit
20:09
Senegal become first quarter-finalists at the Africa Cup of Nations 2025
19:12
They finally did it: Wolverhampton claim first win of the season
17:15
Valencia sink deeper into trouble in La Liga
16:57
Nottingham Forest fall to Aston Villa
16:40
Rangers stun Celtic in 22-minute blitz in the Old Firm Derby
08:37
Lens Pull Four Points Clear of PSG at the Top of Ligue 1
08:27
Sixteen-Game Surge: AC Milan Go Top of Serie A

02 January

08:28
Brentford FrustrateTottenham in Goalless Premier League Stalemate
08:12
Goalless Draw That Suits Arsenal: Sunderland Hold City

01 January

22:07
Liverpool Drop Points in First Game of the Year
14:10
Breaking News: Chelsea Sack Enzo Maresca
13:12
Neymar To Extend His Stay at Santos Until the End of 2026

31 December

23:18
AFCON 2025: All Knockout Stage Contenders Confirmed
20:28
Shakhtar striker fires Burkina Faso into AFCON knockout stage
11:15
NHL roundup: Canadiens edge Panthers on the road as Hurricanes are blown away