2014 FIFA World Cup - Day 14 Group F Match High Lights

GROUP F FINAL STANDINGS

Nigeria will play the top team from Group E in Brasilia on Monday 30 June, while Argentina will play the second team from Group E in Sao Paulo on Tuesday.

STANDINGS - GROUP F

Teams	Pts	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA
ARG	9	3	3	0	0	6	3
NGA	4	3	1	1	1	3	3
BIH	3	3	1	0	2	4	4
IRN	1	3	0	1	2	1	4

ARGENTINA VS NIGERIA

HALF TIME RESULTS:

NGA

ARG

STATISTICS

Ball possession

37%

63%

9	Fouls Committed	3
2	Attempts On Target	7
3	Shots	10
1	Total Goals scored	2
0	Penalties scored	0

HALF TIME: It's some Messi magic that puts Argentina in the ascendancy at the interval. After his late heroics against Iran, the skipper opened the scoring inside three minutes today, before Musa levelled 80 seconds later. The No10 left it late, curling a beautiful free-kick past the impressive Enyeama in stoppage time at the end of the half. In the other game in Group F, already-eliminated Bosnia and Herzegovina lead Iran 1-0 thanks to Edin Dzeko's goal.

FULL TIME RESULTS

NGA

ARG

STATISTICS

Ball possession

42%

58%

17	Fouls Committed	6
7	Attempts On Target	13
12	Shots	18
2	Total Goals scored	3
0	Penalties scored	0

FULL TIME: It's all over in Porto Alegre and Nigeria have been defeated, but it doesn't matter - they progress to the Round of 16 along with Group F winners Argentina. We had a blistering start at the Estadio Beira-Rio with two goals in the opening four minutes: Messi followed by Musa. The Barça star then scored a sublime free-kick minutes before the interval before Musa doubled his account just after the break. Rojo secured the victory shortly after and Nigeria's qualification was secured on the final whistle in Salvador, with Bosnia and Herzegovina running out 3-1 victors to eliminate Iran.

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA VS IRAN

Bosnia took lead on this game getting 3 goals over 1 of Iran.

HALF-TIME RESULTS

BIH

IRN

STATISTICS

Ball possession

66%

34%

12	Fouls Committed	8
4	Attempts On Target	1
6	Shots	2
1	Total Goals scored	0
0	Penalties scored	0

HALF-TIME: Edin Dzeko's strike is the only difference between the two sides as they head back into the tunnel for their half-time team talks. Both sides put in hard challenges and were sound defensively as chances were limited on both ends, barring Dzeko's goal, which beat several defenders in addition to the goalkeeper. With Argentina leading Nigeria 2-1 in the other game, Iran need to score at least 

twice to remain in contention for the Round of 16.

FULL TIME RESULT

BIH

IRN

STATISTICS

Ball possession

62%

38%

20	Fouls Committed	17
8	Attempts On Target	5
13	Shots	7
3	Total Goals scored	1
0	Penalties scored	0

FULL-TIME: That's it from Salvador, where the Arena Fonte Nova has seen another four goals, bringing the stadiums total to 21 strikes from four games. The result sends Bosnia and Herzegovina home from their first World Cup adventure with a win, while Iran leave Brazil at least having scored a goal. Nigeria, despite their 3-2 loss to Argentina will join La Albiceleste in the Round of 16 from Group F.