We’re not there yet, says Dalic


Four-gone conclusion: Midfielder Lovro Majer scoring Croatia’s fourth goal past Canada goalkeeper Milan Borjan at the Khalifa International Stadium. — AP

CROATIA coach Zlatko Dalic was delighted to see his side hit some of their best form at times in their 4-1 Group F win over Canada, but he says there is still work to do in the last game against Belgium if they are to progress.

After a dull scoreless draw with Morocco in their opening game, the Croatians roared back from the concession of an early goal to win 4-1 and though a draw with Belgium will get them to the last 16, Dalic said his side will be going for the win.

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