Egypt lost a good opportunity to achieve its first victory in a World Cup against a Belgium that is far from its best moment. The Egyptians were braver in search of victory and lost their chances with the 0-1 lead, when they wasted up to three clear counterattacks to make it 0-2. Belgium resisted, well led by Meunier on the right wing, with the entry as a catalyst. In the end, the 1-1 draw satisfied both teams in a group where both appear to be the favorites against Iran and New Zealand. Belgium did not say much, with figures like De Bruyne in obvious decline. In addition, its defense can be greatly improved. Egypt defended well and showed that they are not only a conservative team, but also attack well.
