The curtain was closed on Wednesday evening on the first round of Group VI matches in the 2022 World Cup, where the Belgium matches against Canada, and Morocco were held against Croatia, where it witnessed great enthusiasm by the players in the two matches in one of the strongest days of the World Cup currently in Qatar and will continue until the eighteenth From next December, with the participation of 32 teams from various continents.
Belgium leads the ranking table of the sixth group of the 2022 World Cup with 3 points collected from the only victory and goal and maintaining its score free of goals.
The Croatia team booked second in the Group F table with a negative tie against Morocco, which divided the meeting points in the match that was held between them at the beginning of Wednesday in the current World Cup.
While Canada is in the appendix of the sixth group ranking of the 2022 World Cup with zero points after the defeat against Belgium.
Belgium against Canada
Belgium’s goal in the 44th minute of the match was scored to give the Red Devils to advance in contrast to the course of the match, as in the first half the Canadian competitor outperformed and missed many opportunities other than a penalty kick.
Group VI arrangement:
Group VI arrangement
Then Belgium returned to enter the atmosphere of the meeting during the activities of the second half, but he did not succeed in scoring more goals to expand the difference with the teams in the sixth group.
With this result, Belgium leads the ranking table of the sixth group of the 2022 World Cup, with 3 points collected from the only victory and goal and maintaining its score free of goals.
The sixth group in the World Cup includes Morocco, Belgium, Croatia and Canada, where the other two teams meet on the same day.
According to Opta International, Canada tried to pay 12 times in the first 32 minutes, more than any of its three matches in the 1986 World Cup, achieving a distinctive offensive number in the current tournament.
Thibaut Courtois tackled a penalty kick in the 11th minute, wasted by Alfonso Davis, as he became the first goalkeeper to save a penalty for Belgium in the World Cup since the global “Opta” network specialized in football statistics and numbers got this data in (1966)..
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