Who's afraid of Brazil? Belgium, apparently, has not

When they beat the English, the Belgians advance towards the most difficult switch; Tunisia says goodbye to victory

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Fernando Beagá

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June 28, 2018, 7:16 pm – Published on Jun 28, 2018, 5:46 pm

The teammates embrace the Belgian Adnan Januzaj after the goal against England – 28/06 / 2018 (Patrick Hertzog / AFP)

Who's afraid to catch Brazil in a possible quarterfinal? Belgium apparently did not do so. The "big generation" of Belgium, because of the number of stars who shine in several European teams, could have chosen the simplest way: to lose the match against England and to escape the opposite camp, with the Brazil, Argentina, France and Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo

Because he won by 1-0 and thus finished at the top of the Group G of the World Cup of Russia . In the other key match, the Tunisia won by charismatic 2 to 1 Panama .

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Belgium and England, is Indeed, they have climbed time full of reservations. Attracted by points, goals scored and balance, the group decides how many cards if nobody scores. The Belgians, with an additional warning, apparently forced two others. That could have been the case, but why then would the Red Devils seek the goal? Before ten minutes into the first half, they had already threatened twice vehemently. The British, on the other hand, ended up scorning the few times they arrived.

The game dragged on in stark contrast to the bustling Kaliningrad public, who, to be a little amused, started scolding on the 25th. Meanwhile, the networks were bubbling. Belgians and English discuss the possibility of facing Brazil. Some encouraging to stay second, others condemning. The debate heated up after Januzaj's goal in the second half. The euphoria of the celebration and the support he received from the stars on the bench seemed to bury the distrust of the Belgians

and the question became English: with fewer yellow cards, pursuing the goal would mean the head. "Do people forget that Colombia is now decent? All of these talk about avoiding Brazil in neighborhoods can be terribly premature," warned English reader Stu, interacting with the BBC. Jonathan made a prediction: "If we come to the semifinals, [o técnico] Southgate will be considered a genius.If we lose to Colombia, it will never recover."

"Choosing Colombia over Japan – who had already staged an anti-match embarrbading hours earlier – does not seem very intelligent … The meeting between British and Colombians will take place Monday, July 2 at 15:00

Kahzri decided the victory of Tunisia, the second in the history of the country in Cup – the previous one, 3 to 1 the next day, Belgium and Japan face at the same time.

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It was expected, but it is still regrettable.