5 Key Duel England vs Belgium in World Cup 2018

England vs. Belgium at Kaliningrad Stadium on Friday (29/6) early in the morning WIB, will determine the winner and the finalist of Group G. England is now the top of the standings a draw to qualify as winner of Group G.

Here are six key duel matches of the England vs Belgium version CNNIndonesia.com :

Belgian coach Roberto Martinez should turn his team against England. The Belgian back-row will likely include Vincent Kompany who is ready to hold Harry Kane's top scorer in the 2018 World Cup with five goals conceded.

Kane vs. Kompany have often dueled in the English Premier League, both players already know the weaknesses and the benefits of each opponent Unfortunately, Kompany has just recovered from a groin injury acquired before the 2018 World Cup.

2. John Stones vs. Michy Batshuayi

John Stones is One of the most prominent defensemen of the 2018 World Cup after scoring two goals, despite being a Stones defender, he has 2.5 shots per game and 97.6% operational accuracy.

In this match, the Stones can face Michy Batshuayi who will replace Romelu Lukaku In the match against Tunisia, Batshuayi has a number opportunities to score, unfortunately only a chance that could bear fruit. Stone is also no stranger to Batshuayi who plays for Chelsea

3. Dele Alli vs. Mousa Dembele

In addition to Belgium, England will also rotate its players. Jesse Lingard who played in two previous matches will be replaced by Dele Alli. Tottenham Hotspur's offensive midfielder has a two-shot reporter on the target and one key operand per game.

In this match, a Tottenham duel is possible, since Alli's role will be maintained by Mousa Dembele. As a midfielder, Dembele has a good defensive ability, holding the ball and reliable in tekel. Alli must do more movement to get away from Dembele 's shadow.

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