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Salah's 4/10 performance in Liverpool's victory over PSG has sparked criticism from national media.

Liverpool stunned Paris Saint-Germain at the Parc des Princes, winning 1-0 in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League round of 16 match. It wasn't pretty, but the Reds will be happy to have a 1-0 lead going into the second leg at Anfield. Liverpool were dominated by a PSG team that took 27 shots but struggled to beat Alisson Becker in goal after a remarkable shot-stopping performance. With talisman Mohamed Salah underperforming, Liverpool manager Arne Slot rolled the dice and brought on the underused Harvey Elliott, who scored the winner with his first touch of the ball. When the excitement of this smash-and-grab victory fades, the Red will realize they were not good enough for much of the game. Salah went on an anonymous outing. With 52 goals for Liverpool this season, he was expected to be the Reds' danger man on the night. Salah, on the other hand, failed to cross twice and hit a long ball once. He lost possession 16 times, won 0 of 8 ground duels, and failed ...
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Is Indian football is progressing in the correct direction?

 Positive developments have been seen in Indian football's growth in recent years. The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has put in place a number of projects and program
s to advance the game's infrastructure throughout the nation. The I-League and Indian Super League (ISL) have grown in popularity and helped Indian professional football develop.

The performance of the national team has also improved in various ways. Although it changes over time, India's FIFA ranking reached its highest point in recent years (around the 100th spot). Additionally, the development of a professional women's league (Indian Women's League) and the success of the Indian women's football team are positive steps for the expansion of women's football in the nation.

Additionally, the growth of grassroots football, financial support for youth development, and the establishment of football academies have all contributed to the discovery and development of young talent in India. In order to share knowledge and experience, the AIFF has recently started working with international football associations and leagues.

It's crucial to remember that Indian football is still developing and that there are still obstacles to be overcome. Further infrastructural development is required, the training of competent coaches and referees is essential, and ongoing public and private sector investment and assistance are required.
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India would have to go through a difficult qualification procedure, which is normally comprised of numerous rounds of matches against other national teams, in order to be eligible for the FIFA World Cup. Depending on the location (in India's case, the Asian Football Confederation) and the number of open seats, different qualifications are required.

It's crucial to remember that there is fierce competition for a small number of World Cup slots in Asian football, with many well-established teams competing. Indian football has improved, but for them to stand a chance of making the World Cup, they will need to keep improving their infrastructure, talent pool, and performance.
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