The FIFA World Cup competition has been very interesting because we have seen top teams perform admirably on the field. The competition is currently in the quarter-final stage, with only eight teams remaining.
England, France, the Netherlands, Argentina, Croatia, Brazil, Morocco, and Portugal are the remaining eight teams in the competition.So far in the competition, various players have demonstrated their top quality on the field by being vital to the performances of their respective teams. The FIFA World Cup golden boot is one of the most prestigious awards on the minds of most strikers right now.
Mbappe currently leads the goal-scoring chart with 5 goals ahead of the quarter-finals fixtures. Messi, Richarlison, Rashford, Saka, and other top players are currently vying for the golden boot. The World Cup golden boot table is shown below ahead of the quarter-finals.
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FIFA World Cup 2022: World Cup hat-trick too unbelievable for Portugal hero Goncalo Ramos
The 21-year-old striker was given a surprise start ahead of five-time Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo, and he rewarded coach Fernando Santos with a match-winning performance.
FIFA World Cup 2022: A World Cup hat-trick for Portugal's Goncalo Ramos seems impossible.
Goncalo Ramos of Portugal celebrates after scoring against Switzerland on Tuesday.Goncalo Ramos of Portugal said he never imagined starting a World Cup knockout match, let alone scoring three goals in his first appearance.
The 21-year-old striker was given a surprise start ahead of five-time Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo, and he rewarded coach Fernando Santos with a match-winning performance. "I never imagined myself making my first start in a World Cup knockout game and scoring three goals," he said. "However, we must think game by game and prepare for the game [quarter-final against Morocco]." This outcome is no longer relevant. We're going all-in in the next game."Ramos was only making his fourth appearance for the national team, having played ten minutes in two group stage games. He made his debut on November 17 in a pre-World Cup friendly against Nigeria, coming on as a 67th-minute substitute and scoring the fourth goal 15 minutes later in a 4-0 win. Born in the Algarve, the forward has exploded onto the Benfica scene this season after being promoted to central striker following the sale of Darwin Nunez to Liverpool.
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