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FIFA World Cup 2018 day five: Sweden, Belgium, England win three points

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Tuesday, June 19, 2018

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Yesterday, day five of the 2018 FIFA football World Cup, Sweden defeated South Korea 1 – 0; Belgium defeated debutants Panama 3 – 0; and Tunisia lost 1 – 2 to England, with a late goal from English captain Harry Kane.

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Group F — Sweden 1 – 0 Korea Republic

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In the first game of the day, Sweden faced South Korea at the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium.

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Sweden had higher ball possession in the game.

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Korea's Kim Shin-Wook was shown a yellow card early in the game.

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In the 20th minute, Marcus Berg missed a chance to put Sweden in the lead.

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Korea substituted Park Joo-Ho in the 28th minute of the game due to injury and was replaced by Kim Min-Woo.

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Despite their attempts, neither side could open the scoring in the first half as it ended 0 – 0.

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In the second half, Hwang Hee-Chan was booked for a bad foul.

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In the 62nd minute Kim Min-Woo conceded a penalty which the match referee Joel Aguilar awarded Sweden after confirming with the video assistant referee.

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Swedish captain Andreas Granqvist scored from the penalty spot, putting Sweden 1 – 0 up.

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In the injury time, Hwang Hee-Chan's header went wide to the left, missing a chance to equalise for Korea.

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The match ended with Sweden winning three points.

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Swedish captain Andreas Granqvist won the Budweiser Man of the Match award.

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This was Sweden's first victory in the opening match of the World Cup since 1958.

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Group G — Belgium 3 – 0 Panama

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In the first game of Group G, Belgium faced Panama at the Fisht Stadium in Sochi.

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Belgium had greater ball possession in the match.

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Belgium started the game with attacking style with Romelu Lukaku, Yannick Carrasco, and Dries Mertens making early attempts to put Belgium into the lead against debutans Panama.

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Dries Mertens's attempt in the 18th minute failed.

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The first half ended with 0 – 0 on the scoreboard.

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Just two minutes in the second half, Dries Mertens scored a goal from a volley, putting the Belgians in the lead.

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Panama's attempt in the 54th minute, by Michael Murillo, was saved by Thibaut Courtois.

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In the 69th minute, Romelu Lukaku doubled the lead for Belgium, scoring a header from Kevin De Bruyne's assist.

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Six minutes later, Lukaku scored a third goal for Belgium, this time from Eden Hazard's assist.

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In the 90th minute, Belgium made a change, as Nacer Chadli replaced Axel Witsel.

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The second half ended with the Belgians winning three points.

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Five Panamanian players were booked in the match.

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Lukaku won the Budweiser Man of the Match award.

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After the match, Hernan Dario Gomez, Panama coach, said, 'I think we have learned a lot from today's game.

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It was a very emotional day.

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This is the fifth time I've been at a World Cup but it felt like the first.

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The team was still very emotional at the start of the match but as time went by, they were able to focus better.'

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Group G — Tunisia 1 – 2 England

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In the last match of the day, Tunisia faced England at the Volgograd Arena.

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England had better ball possession in the game.

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England started the match with attacking style, with attempts from Jesse Lingard, Harry Maguire, Harry Kane, and John Stones early in the game.

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Then England opened the scoring, when Harry Kane scored a close-ranged shot.

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Four minutes later, Tunisia's goalkeeper Mouez Hassen was substituted off due to injury and replaced by Farouk Ben Mustapha.

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Tunisia won a penalty kick in the 33rd minute.

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English defender Kyle Walker was booked for his bad foul, and Ferjani Sassi scored from the penalty spot, equalising for the African side.

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The first half ended 1 – 1 on the scoreboard.

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In the second half, both sides had attempts for goals, but none crossing the goal line.

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In the injury time, English captain Harry Kane scored a second goal as England won a corner kick.

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The match came to end with England winning 2 – 1 and collecting three points.

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Harry Kane won the Budweiser Man of the Match award.

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He said, 'In the first half it felt good out there.

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We could've scored two or three goals in the first half and put the game to bed early.'

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After the match, Tunisia's coach Nabil Maaloul said, 'We were playing against a highly-skilled and highly co-ordinated team in terms of their forward players.

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If we were to get a draw it would have been an excellent result for us.

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But hopefully this will lead to higher levels of concentration in the coming games.'