Hours before playing vs Croatia, the Croatian supermodel's prediction, scares Lionel Messi

The hours before the match between the Albiceleste and the Europeans are lived with a lot of tension

The hours before the match between the Albiceleste and the Europeans are lived with a lot of tension
The hours before the match between the Albiceleste and the Europeans are lived with a lot of tension
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The Argentine team has its sights set on what will be the semifinal of the World Cup against Croatia. Lionel Scaloni, coach of the Albiceleste, has practically defined the team that will seek access to the next round. In this context, the "prediction" of the World Cup girlfriend for this crucial meeting comes to light.

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Ivana Knoll went viral during the competition that takes place in the Middle East, due to her peculiar way of encouraging her country. The model, who was Miss Croatia, always wears tiny clothes and attracts the attention of everyone who is at the meeting, to the point of being called the new 'World Cup girlfriend'.

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During the direct elimination phases, the Croatian has made two "predictions" through her official Instagram account. Before facing Japan, she ate sushi and argued that this served to leave the Japanese on the road. In the quarterfinals, she did the dance of Richarlison, the Brazilian forward, and Croatia managed to surprise and leave the five-time world champion in the penalty shootout.

What Knoll did before the semifinal against Argentina:

She recently uploaded a video with two people wearing the Argentina and Croatia shirts respectively. The idea was to "guess" which team will win depending on where the ball that the model kicked landed. The supposed winner would be the European team, current vice-champion of the world. The last time they met was in the World Cup in Russia and the score was favorable for the Europeans by 3-0.

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