The Croatian team and the Albanian team went home so early, which is really happy! In this enthusiastic European Championship, the fortunes of both teams can be described as ups and downs, full of drama.
Let's talk about the Croatian team first, their results are really indescribable, three games in the group stage, two draws and one loss, only two points.
This kind of result is a headache for anyone, but theoretically they still have a glimmer of hope to advance, but unfortunately their hopes are dashed.
Just yesterday, the fate of the Croatian team was frozen in a bleak early homecoming.
The last two group games of Group C ended in the early hours of this morning, with Slovenia and England ending 0-0 in a result that was a blow to Croatia and completely out of play.
On the other hand, Denmark and Serbia were also 0-0 without suspense, with both Slovenia and Denmark qualifying, while Croatia had to pack up and go home.
Seeing Modric say goodbye so regrettably in advance can't help but feel sad.
This is Luka Modric's last European Championship, and possibly the last international tournament of his career.
Come to think of it, the chances of him playing for another two years to participate in the World Cup are slim, and it's really embarrassing to end up like this.
However, from the point of view of fair play, the departure of the Croatian team is not a good thing.
After all, the behavior of the fans of Croatia and Albania at this European Championship is really despicable.
You see, when the fans of the Croatian and Albanian teams played each other in the group stage, they collectively sprayed Serbian and North Macedonians, using some ethnic discrimination and insulting words, which was simply pouring salt on people's wounds.
This kind of behavior has gone far beyond the realm of football competition and has been completely politically colored.
Albanian player Daku even scolded Serbs and North Macedonians in front of the camera after the game, which made it look like stepping on the corpse of an enemy, and was punished by his Russian club.
There are also Croatian fans, who even threw fireworks into the stadium, good guys, making the stadium like a fluorescent party, which is simply speechless.
UEFA also couldn't bear this, and fined and warned both Croatia and Albania, which was regarded as an explanation to the Serbian Football Association.
You must know that at that time, the Serbian media said that if UEFA turned a blind eye to these evil acts, Serbia would not rule out withdrawing from the competition.
Now that Croatia and Albania have gone home early, their fans can also buy tickets together to go home without having to stay in Germany.
I really hope that these fans can reflect on their behavior on the way home and stop embarrassing their own team.
Let's talk about the Danish team, their performance in the group stage this time is also impressive.
All three games were drawn, but with three points and zero goal difference, they progressed.
It's also a testament to the fact that at a tournament like the European Championships, consistent play and strategic draws are sometimes a way to win.
On the other hand, Croatia and Albania really stole chickens and rice, not only did they not win, but they also took dignity and face.
When it comes to the Slovenian team's progression, their goal advantage has put them firmly in second place in the group.
In fact, at such a critical time, any small detail of the game can decide the fate of the team, and this time the Slovenian team qualified thanks to their consistent performance in the group stage.
In contrast, Croatia and Albania have been a bit of a mess.
Looking back, from this European Cup, we not only saw fierce games, but also witnessed some chilling off-field behavior.
Football is supposed to be a fair play and sportsmanship, but there are always people who want to take the opportunity to do something and end up with the consequences.
Don't forget, it's not just about technique and tactics on the football pitch, it's about respect and etiquette.
I hope that in the future competitions, there will be less of this discordant note and more of the charm of the game itself.
Speaking of Modric, the departure of the veteran is indeed distressing, but his status and achievements in international football have long been needless to say.
His career has been full of glory and passion, and although this European Championship has drawn a regrettable end to his career, I believe that his place in the hearts of fans will always be irreplaceable.
Croatia and Albania returning home early was not only a matter of their own performances, but also a retribution for the actions of their fans.
I hope that this lesson will make more people realize that football is not only about winning or losing, but also about respect and fairness.
This European Championship is more pure and exciting because of their departure.
Fans may also wish to take this opportunity to reflect on their own behavior and create a more friendly and harmonious atmosphere for future matches.
Therefore, the early return of these two rogue fan groups is really gratifying.
Hopefully, in the future, we will be able to see more exciting matchups, rather than these smoky off-court farces.
I wish all friends who love football can find their own happiness and passion in this feast of global attention! In the future, we hope to never see these smoky off-field dramas again.
In every football game, the players work hard for a piece of honor and love, not for the tearing and insults of those disgusting people.
Think about it, rather than Modric's helpless early farewell, do you want to see him sweat on the field?
Having said that, the early return of these "rogue fan groups" is precisely to give the players who have a good game a relaxed playing environment.
What is the point of those radical fan behaviors other than disgrace their own team? It really gives people a funny sense of "lifting a stone and shooting yourself in the foot".
Now, the early return of these guys has also made the atmosphere of the European Championship more pure, allowing the players competing on the field to pursue victory without distraction.
And that's what we really love football, isn't it?
Speaking of Modric, he fought until the last minute.
Do you have any regrets about the gallop in international football for many years? Although the European Championship did not come true, his dedication and persistence are an indelible chapter in the history of football.
Think about his sweaty figure on the field, and how many people can really achieve "the sunset is infinitely good, but it's just near dusk", despite the old age, still chasing dreams? I really admire a player like this from the bottom of my heart.
Of course, in addition to scrutinizing the behavior of fans and players, more importantly, should we also be more rational and calm when watching the game? After all, football, while passionate, is also a sport that advocates fair play.
In the face of those trivial grievances off the field, we should learn to be more tolerant and understanding.
Off-field squabbles only make the sport less pure.
I really hope that in the future, there will be less such bad news and more good stories that make people applaud.
There are also those attentive audience friends, who can also use their wisdom and wisdom to stop some excesses in time.
The arena is the battlefield, but it is not a battlefield filled with gunpowder, but a place to show off skills and compare wisdom.
Perhaps sometimes, a word of dissuasion can nip a dispute in the bud and bring the arena back to tranquility.
From the fans to the players, we should all cherish the good times of every game.
With Croatia and Albania gone, the Eurosa is truly back to the essence of football.
Every goal and every save on the field tells us that football is not only about winning or losing, but also about the competition of human nature.
I hope that in the future, we can see more wonderful moments, instead of these smoky off-field farces.
I hope that everyone who loves football can find their own happiness and passion in this feast of global attention.
This European Championship has left us not only with exciting games, but also with deep thoughts.
Should we do a better job of restraining our behaviour and maintaining respect and love for the sport? The players did their best on the pitch and we should be more rational and calm off the pitch.
In this way, football can be better passed on and become an indispensable part of our lives.
And mentioning the early exit of Croatia and Albania this time should be a deep reflection for both the fans and the team.
The group stage is just the beginning, and bigger challenges await in the upcoming games.
Every goal, every setback, is a reflection of the spirit of football.
I hope that in the future games, there will be less disputes and more sincere competitions, so as to make this global football feast more beautiful and moving.
I hope that Modric will continue to maintain his love for football in the years to come, and his spirit and perseverance will inspire countless young players, both on the pitch and after his retirement.
Because it is these veterans who have written a glorious chapter in the history of football with their sweat and tears.
Every era has its own heroes, and Modric is undoubtedly one of the legends of this era.
While watching the game, I also hope that all fans and friends can understand the true meaning of this sport.
Football is not only a contest of winners and losers, but also a touch of the heart, a process of empathy and understanding between people of different cultures and backgrounds through a game.
Together, let's cheer for football, praise for the players who fight the field, and shout for a more pure sportsmanship.
Every moment on the football field is the crystallization of countless sweat and hard work.
I hope that the future European Cup can bring us more emotion and passion, and I also hope that every cheer and shout is the most sincere love for this sport.
May we all find our own happiness and dreams in football.