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England beat Belgium 2: 1 in the Nations League Group A2 match.
Already in the 11th minute the ball was in the gate of the England team after Carrasco struck, however, the referee registered an offside in this episode. However, the zeros on the scoreboard did not last long. Lukaku’s advance with his own penalty was stopped by Dyer, and the victim herself converted a penalty with an accurate shot. In the future, the British tried to open up the opponents’ defense, but with difficulty overcame the compact defensive formations of the Belgian team. And yet the teams went into halftime with a draw. During a cross from a corner, the referee saw a rule infringement by Meunier, awarding a second penalty in the match, which Rashford converted.
The second half of the match began with active attacks from the home team. However, there were no particularly dangerous situations near the Mignolet gate. But midway through the first half, Fortune smiled at the Lions. After Mount hit, the ball hit Alderweireld’s leg and flew in an arc under the crossbar. Soon, Carrasco wasted a great opportunity to equalize the result, which found himself in front of the goalkeeper and missed the goal. Rashford also did not score late in the game from a lethal position, firing slightly over the goal.
The England team emerged victorious and topped Group A2 of the Nations League.
The League of Nations. Group A2. 3rd round.
England – Belgium – 2: 1
Marcus Rashford (39, penalties), Mason Mount (64) – Romelu Lukaku (16, penalties)
Declan Rice (32) – Tom Meunier (38)
England: Jordan Pickford, Harry Maguire, Kyle Walker, Kiran Tripper, Trent Alexander-Arnold (Rice James, 79), Eric Dyer, Declan Rice, Jordan Henderson (Calvin Phillips, 66), Mason Mountson, 89 Dominic Calvert-Lewin (Harry Kane, 66 years)
Belgium: Simon Mignolet, Toby Alderweireld, Timothy Castan, Anga Dedrick Boyata, Jason Denayer, Axel Witzel, Yuri Tillemans, Tom Menier, Jannick Ferreira Carrasco (Jeremy Doku, 83), Kevin De Bruyne (Jari Versharen, 73), Romelo Luca
Referee: Tobias Stiller (Germany)
Wembley Stadium (London, England)
ENGLAND – BELGIUM. SPREAD OF MATCH TEXT
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