Federico Dimarco set the Belgian defense on fire from the first minute. The Inter full-back rushed down the left side, deserted by Zeno Debast, to send the ball towards Andrea Cambiaso. Maxim De Cuyper tried to push back the cross without success, so that Cambiaso only had to finish in the empty goal (1-0, 1st).
It was again Dimarco who was at the origin of the second goal, with a cross towards Cambiaso. The latter shot towards the opposite corner and Casteels intervened, but he extended it into the feet of Mateo Retegui, who was quick to double the gap (2-0, 24th).
Drowning, Tedesco’s men benefited from the exclusion of Lorenzo Pellegrini, who left with too much enthusiasm in a tackle on Arthur Theate (38th). On the consecutive free kick, a combination allowed De Cuyper to shoot a shot into the side net (2-1, 21st).
With their breath regained, Belgium sometimes exposed themselves at the back, but they managed to equalize thanks to Trossard. From a corner, Wout Faes headed towards the Gunner, who extended to deflect past Gianluigi Donnarumma (2-2, 61st).
It is at the King Baudouin stadium that Belgium will play its next match against France, Monday at 8:45 p.m. The Blues, who beat Israel on Thursday (1-4), have 6 points and are close behind Italy (7 points) in the standings. The Red Devils (4 points) are 3rd, ahead of Israel (0 points).
