First day of group B of the 2022 World Cup. With young talents such as Jude Bellingham and Bukayo Saka, the English have regaled. England’s 6-2 win over Iran in the opening match of Group B of the 2022 World Cup on Monday was a great start to the tournament. The Three Lions’ team of players, including Jude Bellingham, Bukayo Saka, Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane, were the most impressive in the group, beating Iran 6-2. In Group B, England are alone at the top of the table.
A few seconds later, Maguire thought he had opened the scoring from a corner, but his header hit the bar! England finally managed to break the deadlock when Shaw’s cross was headed in by Bellingham (1-0, 35′). His first goal for the national team! It was the first time in the history of the game that England had scored a goal, and it was the first time they had scored a goal in the history of the game. It’s a great way to get back into the game,” he said, “and it’s a great way to get back into the game and get back into the game.
It’s a good thing that we’ve got the best of both worlds,” he said, “but we’re not going to be able to get the best of them. He said that he was “very happy” with the way the team had started the tournament.
“We needed this good start. We didn’t have the best preparation so there was a lot of comment and speculation about our form. But we showed everyone how much quality we have and what we can do,” the Arsenal winger told the BBC.
Jack Grealish, who scored England’s sixth goal in their 6-2 win over Iran on Monday, dedicated his goal to 11-year-old Finlay, who has cerebral palsy and to whom he had promised a special celebration.
Netherlands makes late difference against Senegal (0-2)
The Netherlands was the first team to reach the finals of the FIFA World Cup, but the second match of the first day of Group A was between the Oranje and the Lions of Teranga. The Dutch, who missed out on Russia 2018, have been back on track since Louis van Gaal returned to the bench. The Dutch, who were absent from Russia in 2018, have recovered since the return of Louis van Gaal to the bench and, with the likes of Virgil van Dijk and Frenkie De Jong in their ranks, they started the match with a lead over the Senegalese, who were without their star player Sadio Mané due to injury and withdrawal. The logic was finally respected…
A Bale penalty earned Wales a 1-1 draw against the United States
A frustrating result for the Americans who were clearly superior in the first half. It was a frustrating result for the Americans, who were far superior in the first half, as their control and high pressure prevented the Welsh from breaking out of their half. The result was that a cross from Lille’s Weah was met by Rodon, who went close to scoring an own goal. And then American striker Sargent headed against the post! Bale’s team-mates were doing well and thought they had let the storm pass. It was true that the USA’s possession was becoming increasingly sterile in the first half. Bale did not give up, but just when it looked like the game was going to be even, Weah (1-0, 36th) opened the scoring after Pulisic’s good service from deep! It was hard to see how Wales could regain control. But Robert Page’s men, thanks to the arrival of centre-forward Moore, were finally forcing the Americans to defend. Their keeper Turner had to slam a diving header from Davies before Moore headed over.
Again, the game became more evenly matched as the minutes ticked by. And Bale won a penalty of his own to equalise (1-1, 82nd)! The Welsh had no chance of winning the game and had to settle for a draw in what looked like a race for second place in the group behind England.
