By EFE
Nov 21, 2023, 07:10 AM EST
an unstoppable Mahamoud Barry This Tuesday he guided the Mali team in a resounding victory against Mexico in the U-17 soccer World Cup that, with three goals scored in the first fifteen minutes of the match, secured a place in the quarterfinals.
Mali started better and showed a synchronized, coordinated and offensive team. A tireless Barry gave no respite to the Mexican goal and he was close to scoring the first goal as soon as the match began.
The first goal didn’t take long and came in the 9th minute.in a play that began with Diarra’s cross, had the assistance of Martial Tia and ended with Barry’s perfect finish.
Just four minutes later, Barry secured his second goal by receiving an assist from Ibrahim Kanate and then, Diarra increased the lead after a mistake by the Mexican goalkeeperwho could only watch as the ball slipped out of his hands.
A much superior performance and the wide lead on the scoreboard gave the African team the necessary confidence to manage the match calmly, although without slowing down.
The Malians wanted more and, after 14 shots on goal, against only one from the Mexican teamit was the striker’s time Kanate to guarantee, from a penalty, his goal, the fourth for his team.
In the second half, Mali maintained its absolute dominance, while Mexico offered no resistance to rival incursions and confined itself to its own area.ç
Mali defeated Mexico with authority.
Germany won a great game against the United States.
🇲🇱🇩🇪 ⏩ To the quarterfinals of the #U17WC!
— FIFA World Cup 🏆 (@fifaworldcup_es) November 21, 2023
An assist from Barry, protagonist on the pitch this afternoon, gave him the perfect opportunity for Martial Tia conceded the fifth goal and sealed the masterful victory of the African team, that the pass to the semifinals will be played against the winner of the duel between Morocco and Iran.
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