Belgium and Iran drew 0-0 this Sunday (21), in Los Angeles, in their second match in Group G, a result that does not dispel doubts about the performance of the ‘Red Devils’ in the 2026 World Cup. The Iran team, who had a goal disallowed due to a millimeter offside by number 9, Mehdi Taremiin a set piece, played the final half hour with a numerical advantage, after the direct red card received by Belgian defender Nathan Ngoy (67′).
With the match between New Zealand and Egypt, valid for the second round, still to be played this Sunday, the Group G classification remains tight: Belgium and Iran have two points each, while ‘Pharaohs’ and ‘Kiwis’ have one point.
