| Romanian player celebrating their victory |
Whereas during the second match of the day, the Red Devils were playing without veteran center-back Jan Vertonghen due to fitness issues. From the start, Belgium showed aggressive intent by holding possession and creating chances. But due to miscoordination in Belgium's backline, Ivan Schranz converted the opportunity very well and delivered the ball into the goal during the seventh minute of the game. Many chances were created by Belgium, but the dull finishing touches took the game away from them. Credit should also be given to Slovakia's defense, which was led by experienced Milan Skriniar, who, with his men, marked the personnel accurately and cleared many chances. Belgium's luck was also not with them, as two goals were disallowed due to offside. At last, Slovakia registered their first ever win against Belgium, and they also ended the fifteen-game undefeated streak of the Red Devils, who lost their last match against Morocco during the group stage of the 2022 World Cup. After that disastrous campaign, Domenico Tedesco took over as coach and transformed it into a winning machine, but now that it seems like fuel is empty or very low in their tank, they had to refuel to reach knockouts.
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