
Belgium quit World Cup 2022 as Romelu Lukaku missed three extraordinary open doors in a goalless draw that sent Croatia through as Gathering F sprinters up behind Morocco.
Having started off in third spot, Belgium realized just a success would ensure their advancement however in the end a side who completed third at Russia 2018 and who are positioned second in the FIFA rankings couldn’t compel a success and neglected to qualify from their gathering interestingly starting around 1998.
Belgium’s now thin expectations almost limited further in no less than 10 seconds as Ivan Perisic streaked a shot wide directly from start off, in spite of the fact that Belgium then, at that point, made two possibilities of their own. Dominik Livakovic surged off his line to impede Yannick Carrasco’s shot before Dries Mertens bursted over Kevin De Bruyne’s pass.
Croatia, notwithstanding, were looking the more perilous side and thought they had a punishment as Carrasco felled Andrej Kramaric. After a long VAR check, be that as it may, the choice was upset for offside.
With Morocco driving against Canada, Belgium realized they were confronting end and Roberto Martinez welcomed on Lukaku at the break. After a short Belgium whirlwind, Croatia kept on looking the side probably going to compel a forward leap, Thibaut Courtois saving from Mateo Kovacic, Marcelo Brozovic and Luka Modric with hardly a pause in between.