Luke Modrić and Croatia Football World Cup side player Kramarić beat Croatia in a 2: 1 win over Bulgaria on Tuesday in Doha. After Croatia drew 1: 1 against Slovenia on Saturday, Croatia met Bulgaria on Tuesday in their second friendly match in Doha.
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Croatia Football World Cup side Coach Zlatko Dalić has changed 10 of the 11 players in the starting line-up against Slovenia. As he just announced, he gave everyone a chance to start the first minute, that is, the rest of the 11 who were three days ago. Because Lovren was unprepared, the only player to start both games was Duje Ćaleta-Car.
Croatia started the attack with a penalty kick in Bulgaria in the first minute. Bulgaria had its first dangerous counter in the 6th minute when Škorić turned it off.
Marko Livaja got a chance in the 8th minute and Barišić shot left in the 11th with a deflected corner. Oršić got a chance two minutes later which came out of the corner. Moro fired a shot 20 yards out in the 20th minute and hit the Bulgarian goalkeeper in the third corner of Croatia.
Bulgaria got a chance in the 25th minute and Ivušić defended it from the corner of Bulgaria. Mile Škorić was injured later forcing Pogrančić to be replaced in the 28th minute. Barišić fired again from the left in the 35th minute and Orišić with his left foot three minutes later.
The first half ended in a 0-0 draw with 59% Croatian football and a total of 11 shots, 4 of which were targeted. Perišić and Kovačić entered Moro and Vida to start the second round. For more to know about Qatar World Cup tickets Click here.
Perišić threatened Bulgaria's goal two minutes into the second half. Pašalić scored again in the 54th minute. In the 60th minute, Vlašić and Marko Livaja came out of Kramarić and Budimir's place. In the 63rd minute, Ćaleta-Car received his second yellow card and was sent off, forcing Croatia to play a low-key man.
Despodov seized the opportunity to lock Croatia off the scene and put Bulgaria ahead in the 69th minute. Kramarić was fouled in the penalty area five minutes later and Luke Modrić scored in a 1: 1 penalty. Kramarić hit Bulgaria in the 80th minute to secure a 2: 1 goal away from Croatia.
Bulgaria got a good chance in the 87th minute after Kovačić lost the ball, although Barišić saved the day and kept it 2: 1. Bulgaria got another chance in the 90th minute and the lawyer added 4 minutes of stopping time. The match ended 2: 1 for Croatia.
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